The Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1902
The item is a book titled "The Statutes of Nova Scotia, Passed in the Second Year of the Reign of His Majesty King Edward VII." The title page indicates it is the First Session of the Thirty-third General Assembly convened in Nova Scotia. The book was printed in Halifax, N. S. by the Commissioner of Public Works and Mines, King's Printer, in 1902. The printer is listed as Wm. Macnar, located at 3 Prince St., Halifax, N. S. The page exhibits yellowing and some staining consistent with its age. A vignette featuring a crest with a crown and lion and unicorn supporters is centered on the page. The typeface used for the title and other information suggests a formal publication style of the early 20th century. The paper appears to be of a standard quality for official government publications of the period. Given the context provided that the book is in good condition, the visible signs of age like yellowing and staining appear to be a natural patina rather than severe damage, indicating the book has been reasonably well-preserved over time.
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Estimated Value
$40-60
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Book
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$40-60
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Book good condition
Item Description
The item is a book titled "The Statutes of Nova Scotia, Passed in the Second Year of the Reign of His Majesty King Edward VII." The title page indicates it is the First Session of the Thirty-third General Assembly convened in Nova Scotia. The book was printed in Halifax, N. S. by the Commissioner of Public Works and Mines, King's Printer, in 1902. The printer is listed as Wm. Macnar, located at 3 Prince St., Halifax, N. S. The page exhibits yellowing and some staining consistent with its age. A vignette featuring a crest with a crown and lion and unicorn supporters is centered on the page. The typeface used for the title and other information suggests a formal publication style of the early 20th century. The paper appears to be of a standard quality for official government publications of the period. Given the context provided that the book is in good condition, the visible signs of age like yellowing and staining appear to be a natural patina rather than severe damage, indicating the book has been reasonably well-preserved over time.
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