
NOTES OF THE REMEDIES OF VENDORS and PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE, Second Edition
The item is a hardbound book titled "NOTES OF THE REMEDIES OF VENDORS and PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE". The book is the Second Edition written by C. C. McCAUL, B.A., K.C. It was published in 1915 by THE CARSWELL COMPANY, Limited in Toronto and SWEET & MAXWELL, LIMITED in London. The image shows an open book with a page containing the title and publication information. The paper appears to be yellowed with age, indicating potential acid-free paper or simply the passage of time. There are small handwritten marks or notations visible on the page, specifically to the right of the title 'OF REAL ESTATE', which may be an owner's mark or a note. The binding is not fully visible but appears to be tight based on the angle of the book. The edges of the pages show typical wear for a book over 100 years old, with some toning and potentially light creasing or dog-earing. The printing is clear and in black ink. The style is consistent with early 20th-century legal or academic publications. The craftsmanship appears standard for the period, with printed text on laid or woven paper. The condition appears fair to good considering its age, with visible signs of use and age-related discoloration but no apparent major damage like tears or water stains from this single page view. Specific details about the cover or the book's overall size are not discernible from the provided image.
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$50 - $100
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Book
Appraised On
August 27, 2025
Estimated Value
$50 - $100
Item Description
The item is a hardbound book titled "NOTES OF THE REMEDIES OF VENDORS and PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE". The book is the Second Edition written by C. C. McCAUL, B.A., K.C. It was published in 1915 by THE CARSWELL COMPANY, Limited in Toronto and SWEET & MAXWELL, LIMITED in London. The image shows an open book with a page containing the title and publication information. The paper appears to be yellowed with age, indicating potential acid-free paper or simply the passage of time. There are small handwritten marks or notations visible on the page, specifically to the right of the title 'OF REAL ESTATE', which may be an owner's mark or a note. The binding is not fully visible but appears to be tight based on the angle of the book. The edges of the pages show typical wear for a book over 100 years old, with some toning and potentially light creasing or dog-earing. The printing is clear and in black ink. The style is consistent with early 20th-century legal or academic publications. The craftsmanship appears standard for the period, with printed text on laid or woven paper. The condition appears fair to good considering its age, with visible signs of use and age-related discoloration but no apparent major damage like tears or water stains from this single page view. Specific details about the cover or the book's overall size are not discernible from the provided image.
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