Law Books

Set of fifty-four antique leather bound legal books by Sandusky County Law Library Association.

(United States Congress). The Laws of the United States of America, in three volumes published by authority. Philadelphia: Richard Folwell, 1796-[7] with the additional, separately p...

(United States Congress). The Laws of the United States of America, in three volumes published by authority. Philadelphia: Richard Folwell, 1796-[97]. Octavo. Rebound in full calf le...

(United States Congress). The Laws of the United States of America, in Three Volumes Published by Authority. Philadelphia: Richard Folwell, 1796-[7], 1799. Small octavos, rebound in ...

Originally used to store law books and at military bases. Has been striped to bare metal and lacquered.

Originally used by lawyers to protect their law books, now restored for your modern home.

Barrister bookcases originated in 17th-18th century England for lawyers (barristers) needing to transport law books; their modular, stackable design with protective glass doors allow...

Used for multiple volume storage such as books on law or encyclopedias, low bibliotheques like this were usually designed for commercial or office use.

Gorgeous set of 28 American original antique leather bound law books, that decorators and designers nationwide are obsessed with.

Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., Founder of Landscape Architecture in America. Amherst: The University of Massachusetts Press, 1968. First edition hardcover with dust jacket. 114 pp. The ...

Park Maker: Life of Frederick Law Olmsted by Elizabeth Stevenson. MacMillan Publishing Company, 1977. Stated 1st Printing hardcover with dust jacket. 484pgs and 28 B/W photos. Freder...

Roughly translated from Latin means “The universal canonical law in a clear method according to the titles of the five books of the Decretals”.

He writes about how man has devastated the river and the Hudson Valley and the reluctance of government authorities to enforce the antipollution laws. NPT Books, a division of N.P. T...

However, this timeless design could also be used in an office setting for quick and easy access to reference books such as law books, dictionaries etc. This fine antique from circa...

The lid opens to reveal a lavishly original gilded interior; the front falls to reveal the contents, two complete packs of playing cards, four unused gold pencils, unused score pads ...

Notes and Additions by Edward Christian, Esq. Sir. William Blackstone (1723-1780) was an English jurist, judge and Tory politician of the 18th century. Most noted for writing the ...

4 Volumes. Sir William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England. 15th Edition. Bound in full tan calf with gilt-tooling and purple and green labels on raised band spine. Portr...

An impressive library of antique legal books for anyone with an interest in the law. The collection includes 74 leather bound volumes from various British publications including the ...

Northeastern Reporter & Lawyers Reports 1898-1906, Set of 7 Antique Books. Perfect for any one who loves the law, books or history.

Stuck on the back of the picture are pages from old law books from the 19th c.: "Wrongs and Their Remedies", "The Law of Torts" 1876, and "American Decisions of Several States" 1888.

Well vented for good air circulation around books. In two parts. Also available are 130 leather and vellum covered Scottish law books, c. 1830-1930, as shown in bookcase.

With a height of 10" and of varying thickness, this set of matched volumes in a rich luggage-color leather, with gilt touches, lends a great look to a gentleman's library. Volumes ar...

This collection of 41 books is a most interesting and well-used set, from the late 1800s. The former owner has annotated the volumes and used them as scrapbooks too! See thumbnails t...

Beautiful luggage colors, the spines are highlighted by red and black with gold stamping. Some of the books are nice and fat, full of important law! Well used, with great character.