
O'Brien's Conveyancer, Volume 1 (Ninth Edition)
This item is the title page of "Conveyancing Law, Forms and Precedents for Canada and Every Province," specifically Volume 1 of the NINTH edition of "O'Brien's Conveyancer." The page is printed on off-white or light cream-colored paper, showing a slight discoloration consistent with age, but no apparent major stains or foxing. The text is printed in black ink, primarily in serif fonts. The title is prominently displayed in large, bold, capitalized letters, followed by a detailed list of contributors and publishing information. The author is identified as A. H. O'Brien, M.A., with biographical details including his past roles as 'Former Counsel to the Speaker of the House of Commons' and 'Law Clerk of the House of Commons,' as well as author of 'Barron and O'Brien on Chattel Mortgages and Bills of Sale.' He was assisted by C. L. C. Allinson, B.C.L., 'of the Ontario Bar (formerly of New Brunswick),' and 'Leading Counsel From Every Province.' The publication year, 1955, is clearly visible. The publisher is listed as CANADA LAW BOOK COMPANY LIMITED, with addresses: 76 Pearl Street, Canada, and Toronto 1, Ontario. The overall condition appears good, with crisp, legible text and minimal signs of wear directly on the visible page. There are no tears, creases, or major blemishes visible. The layout is clean and professional, indicative of a formal legal publication. The slight variations in paper tone suggest natural aging rather than significant damage. The text alignment and print quality indicate good craftsmanship for its era.
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Estimated Value
$75-125
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Legal Publication / Law Book
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$75-125
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Good condition
Item Description
This item is the title page of "Conveyancing Law, Forms and Precedents for Canada and Every Province," specifically Volume 1 of the NINTH edition of "O'Brien's Conveyancer." The page is printed on off-white or light cream-colored paper, showing a slight discoloration consistent with age, but no apparent major stains or foxing. The text is printed in black ink, primarily in serif fonts. The title is prominently displayed in large, bold, capitalized letters, followed by a detailed list of contributors and publishing information. The author is identified as A. H. O'Brien, M.A., with biographical details including his past roles as 'Former Counsel to the Speaker of the House of Commons' and 'Law Clerk of the House of Commons,' as well as author of 'Barron and O'Brien on Chattel Mortgages and Bills of Sale.' He was assisted by C. L. C. Allinson, B.C.L., 'of the Ontario Bar (formerly of New Brunswick),' and 'Leading Counsel From Every Province.' The publication year, 1955, is clearly visible. The publisher is listed as CANADA LAW BOOK COMPANY LIMITED, with addresses: 76 Pearl Street, Canada, and Toronto 1, Ontario. The overall condition appears good, with crisp, legible text and minimal signs of wear directly on the visible page. There are no tears, creases, or major blemishes visible. The layout is clean and professional, indicative of a formal legal publication. The slight variations in paper tone suggest natural aging rather than significant damage. The text alignment and print quality indicate good craftsmanship for its era.
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