
Canadian Banking Practice, Fifth Edition
This item is a copy of the book titled 'Canadian Banking Practice,' specifically the 'Fifth Edition', which prominently states 'Enlarged and Revised.' It was published by F. Wilson-Smith, located at 460 St. John Street, Montreal, and bears the publication date of 1937. The imprint also confirms it was 'Printed in Canada'. The visible page is an interior page, likely the title or copyright page, showcasing a simple yet clear typographic layout. The paper used is of a cream or light tan hue, characteristic of publications from the mid-20th century, and the text is printed cleanly in black ink. The page appears free from significant blemishes such as tears, heavy foxing, or severe creasing, suggesting careful handling over its lifespan. Consistent with the provided information, the book is in a good condition given its age, exhibiting a natural age-related toning or 'patina' on the paper, which is expected for an item from 1937. Its status as a Fifth Edition, enlarged and revised, implies a progressive history of content updates, making it a valuable historical artifact for understanding Canadian financial and banking practices of the era. The clear and precise printing, along with the seemingly intact structure, indicates decent craftsmanship for a textbook of its time.
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$50-80
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Book
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August 28, 2025
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$50-80
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Good condition
Item Description
This item is a copy of the book titled 'Canadian Banking Practice,' specifically the 'Fifth Edition', which prominently states 'Enlarged and Revised.' It was published by F. Wilson-Smith, located at 460 St. John Street, Montreal, and bears the publication date of 1937. The imprint also confirms it was 'Printed in Canada'. The visible page is an interior page, likely the title or copyright page, showcasing a simple yet clear typographic layout. The paper used is of a cream or light tan hue, characteristic of publications from the mid-20th century, and the text is printed cleanly in black ink. The page appears free from significant blemishes such as tears, heavy foxing, or severe creasing, suggesting careful handling over its lifespan. Consistent with the provided information, the book is in a good condition given its age, exhibiting a natural age-related toning or 'patina' on the paper, which is expected for an item from 1937. Its status as a Fifth Edition, enlarged and revised, implies a progressive history of content updates, making it a valuable historical artifact for understanding Canadian financial and banking practices of the era. The clear and precise printing, along with the seemingly intact structure, indicates decent craftsmanship for a textbook of its time.
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