A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Injunctions, Third Edition (1889)
Legal Treatise/Book

A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Injunctions, Third Edition (1889)

This item is a vintage legal treatise titled 'A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Injunctions,' specifically the Third Edition. The physical characteristics indicate it is a bound book, likely with a hardcover, although only the title page is fully visible. The paper appears aged, exhibiting a warm beige or off-white hue, consistent with its manufacture in the late 19th century. The text is printed in black ink, featuring a clear, legible serif typeface. The layout is classical, with prominent title headings and author information centrally aligned. Notable elements include the authorship attributed to William Williamson Kerr, A.M., Oxon., with additional notes and American cases by Franklin S. Dickson, LL.B. The publishing details are clearly stated: published by The Blackstone Publishing Company in Philadelphia in 1889. There is a handwritten notation '1625-' in what appears to be pencil or faded ink at the top right of the title page, which may be an old price, inventory number, or reference mark. The overall visible condition is good, showing appropriate aging for its age without major rips, tears, or significant staining on the visible page. The page edges appear relatively clean, and the printing remains sharp. The craftsmanship suggests a standard production for a legal publication of its era, with good quality paper and printing. Its age places it firmly in the late Victorian period.

Estimated Value

$75-125

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Category

Legal Treatise/Book

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$75-125

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Good condition

Item Description

This item is a vintage legal treatise titled 'A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Injunctions,' specifically the Third Edition. The physical characteristics indicate it is a bound book, likely with a hardcover, although only the title page is fully visible. The paper appears aged, exhibiting a warm beige or off-white hue, consistent with its manufacture in the late 19th century. The text is printed in black ink, featuring a clear, legible serif typeface. The layout is classical, with prominent title headings and author information centrally aligned. Notable elements include the authorship attributed to William Williamson Kerr, A.M., Oxon., with additional notes and American cases by Franklin S. Dickson, LL.B. The publishing details are clearly stated: published by The Blackstone Publishing Company in Philadelphia in 1889. There is a handwritten notation '1625-' in what appears to be pencil or faded ink at the top right of the title page, which may be an old price, inventory number, or reference mark. The overall visible condition is good, showing appropriate aging for its age without major rips, tears, or significant staining on the visible page. The page edges appear relatively clean, and the printing remains sharp. The craftsmanship suggests a standard production for a legal publication of its era, with good quality paper and printing. Its age places it firmly in the late Victorian period.

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