
The Law of Evidence by Sidney L. Phipson, Third Edition (1902)
This item is a historical legal textbook titled "The Law of Evidence" by Sidney L. Phipson, M.A. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. It is identified as the "Third Edition" and was published in 1902. The physical characteristics visible include a light tan to cream-colored paper cover or perhaps an endpaper, indicating it is likely either an unbound page or the initial pages of a hardcover book. The text is printed in black ink, primarily in a serif font, with various font sizes used for hierarchical emphasis (title, author, edition, publishers). The top right corner shows a handwritten inscription that appears to be a phone number "429-6289", and possibly an address or other identification above it, which is partially obscured. The publishers are listed as Stevens and Haynes, Law Publishers, Bell Yard, Temple Bar, London, and The Canada Law Book Company, 32 Toronto Street, Toronto, Canada. The overall condition appears to be good, with no obvious tears, significant creases, or heavy discoloration visible on the page. The edges seem mostly intact, though the full extent of the wear would require viewing the complete book. The printing is clear and legible, suggesting good preservation over more than a century. The manufacturing details are clearly provided through the publisher's imprint, establishing its origin and age. Its age places it firmly in the early 20th century, offering a glimpse into legal scholarship from that period. The presence of both London and Canadian publishers indicates a potentially wide distribution or collaborative effort for this legal work.
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$75 - $150
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August 28, 2025
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$75 - $150
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Item Description
This item is a historical legal textbook titled "The Law of Evidence" by Sidney L. Phipson, M.A. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. It is identified as the "Third Edition" and was published in 1902. The physical characteristics visible include a light tan to cream-colored paper cover or perhaps an endpaper, indicating it is likely either an unbound page or the initial pages of a hardcover book. The text is printed in black ink, primarily in a serif font, with various font sizes used for hierarchical emphasis (title, author, edition, publishers). The top right corner shows a handwritten inscription that appears to be a phone number "429-6289", and possibly an address or other identification above it, which is partially obscured. The publishers are listed as Stevens and Haynes, Law Publishers, Bell Yard, Temple Bar, London, and The Canada Law Book Company, 32 Toronto Street, Toronto, Canada. The overall condition appears to be good, with no obvious tears, significant creases, or heavy discoloration visible on the page. The edges seem mostly intact, though the full extent of the wear would require viewing the complete book. The printing is clear and legible, suggesting good preservation over more than a century. The manufacturing details are clearly provided through the publisher's imprint, establishing its origin and age. Its age places it firmly in the early 20th century, offering a glimpse into legal scholarship from that period. The presence of both London and Canadian publishers indicates a potentially wide distribution or collaborative effort for this legal work.
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