Phipson on The Law of Evidence, Ninth Edition (1902)

This item is the title page of a book titled "Phipson on The Law of Evidence," identified as the Ninth Edition. The author is listed as Sir Roland Burrows, Q.C., with further credentials including 'Hon. Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge; Recorder of Cambridge; and Reader in Evidence, etc., of the Inns of Court.' The publisher is Sweet & Maxwell Limited, located in London at 2 & 3 Chancery Lane. The publication year, clearly visible at the bottom of the page, is '1902'. The physical characteristics visible are limited to the title page itself, which appears to be made of off-white to cream-colored paper. The text is printed in black ink, featuring a mix of serif fonts of varying sizes to distinguish titles, authors, and publisher information. The overall layout is clean and traditional for a scholarly or legal publication of the period. There are no immediate signs of significant damage such as tears or creases on what's visible of the page, though slight discoloration or foxing consistent with age may be present, as suggested by the subtle yellowing of the paper. There are no visible quality issues, the printing appears sharp and clear. The general style points to an early 20th-century publication, typical of academic and legal texts from that era, emphasizing clarity and information dissemination rather than decorative elements. The binding, cover, and other pages are not visible, so the overall condition of the complete book cannot be fully assessed from this image alone.