The Practice of the Privy Council in Judicial Matters, Second Edition

This item is the title page of a legal treatise titled 'The Practice of the Privy Council in Judicial Matters'. The book is a second edition, authored by Norman Bentwich, 'of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law', and assisted by Herbert Bentwich, 'of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law'. The publication details indicate it was released in 1926 by Sweet & Maxwell, Limited, Law Publishers, located at 2 & 3 Chancery Lane, W.C.2, London. Further distribution is noted in Toronto by The Carswell Company, Limited, and in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane by The Law Book Company of Australasia, Limited. The title page specifies the book covers appeals from courts of civil, criminal, and admiralty jurisdiction, as well as appeals from ecclesiastical and prize courts, including statutes, rules, and forms of procedure. The page itself is made of what appears to be off-white or cream-colored paper, showing a slight discoloration consistent with age, though reported to be in 'good condition'. There are minor visible specks or foxing on the paper, indicative of typical aging for a paper product of this era. The text is printed in black ink, featuring various font sizes and styles to differentiate headings, authors, and publisher information, characteristic of professional typesetting from the early 20th century. No significant tears, creases, or major damage are apparent from the visible portion, suggesting the good condition is likely for the entire book. The visible texture of the paper also suggests a standard book paper of the period, possibly with a slightly fibrous quality. The overall presentation is professional and functional, as expected for a legal reference work.