Battle & Barry Law of Public Entertainment

This item is a hardbound book, appearing to be a legal text due to its title. The visible portion of the book consists of the spine and a significant part of the front or back cover. The cover is a light, off-white or cream color, showing some minor smudges and faint discoloration, consistent with handling over time. Its texture appears smooth, possibly paper or board. The spine is a dark, reddish-brown color, which could be leather or a faux-leather material. The title and author information are debossed or foil-stamped in gold lettering on the spine, reading "BATTLE & BARRY LAW OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT". The text is clearly legible, indicating a good state of preservation for the spine. There are no obvious tears, significant scuffs, or large stains visible on the spine or the visible portion of the cover. The overall condition, as visually assessed, seems to be excellent, aligning with the provided context. The book's construction appears sturdy, suggesting a well-bound volume. Given the specific nature of the title, it likely dates from the late 19th or early 20th century, a common period for detailed legal treatises of this kind. The crispness of the lettering on the spine suggests quality craftsmanship in its production.