A Digest of the Mercantile Law of Canada and Newfoundland, 1938 Edition

This item is a legal textbook titled "A Digest of the Mercantile Law of Canada and Newfoundland." The book is a fourteenth edition, described as the "ONE HUNDREDTH THOUSAND," indicating a significant printing run for its time. It is a practical code of mercantile law, covering both Common Law and Statute, and highlights variations across all Canadian provinces and Newfoundland. It also includes legal and business forms. The original compilation is by William Henry Anger, B.A., with this specific edition compiled by Harry D. Anger, B.A., K.C., and Frederick R. Hume, B.A., LL.B., both members of the Law Society of Upper Canada, Osgoode Hall. The cover is a light color, possibly off-white or light grey, and appears to be made of paper or cardstock. The text is printed in black ink in various font sizes, with the title being the largest and boldest. There is a small illustration of a robed figure holding a scale and a sword, positioned above the publication details. The publication year, 1938, is clearly visible below the illustration. The publisher is listed as the Canadian Law List Publishing Company, located at 24 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, 2 Canada, and it is noted as being "Printed in Canada." The book's overall appearance suggests it is in good condition with minimal visible wear or damage based on the provided image and the prompt's information. The binding and pages appear intact, and there are no obvious tears, significant stains, or missing sections. The paper shows some age-appropriate toning, but no major discoloration. The printing is clear and legible. The style is typical of legal and academic texts from the early 20th century.