Conflict of Laws: Cases, Notes and Materials (Second Edition)

The item is a vintage legal textbook titled "CONFLICT OF LAWS CASES, NOTES AND MATERIALS." The book presents a softcover or paperback binding, showing a slight curl or warp at the top right corner, suggesting it might be either a softcover book or a large section of a hardcover book that is no longer fully bound. The pages are off-white, exhibiting a natural aging or tanning characteristic of paper from the mid-20th century. The text is printed in black ink, with clear, legible sans-serif and serif fonts used for the heading and body text, respectively. Prominently featured on the visible page (likely the title page) are the author's details: "By J.-G. CASTEL, S.J.D. (HARVARD), OF THE ONTARIO BAR, PROFESSOR OF LAW, OSGOODE HALL LAW SCHOOL OF YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO." It is identified as the "SECOND EDITION." The publisher is "BUTTERWORTHS" located in "TORONTO," and the publication year is clearly stated as "1968." The visible page appears to be in good condition, as stated in the context, with no apparent tears, significant creases, or large stains. There might be some subtle discoloration or mild foxing consistent with a book of this age, but overall it retains its integrity. The binding edge (left side of the image) appears relatively clean, without immediate signs of heavy wear, although the full extent of the binding's condition is not visible. The craftsmanship suggests a standard academic publication of its time, designed for readability and durability in an educational or professional setting.