Antique law library contains 30 volumes, circa 1870s. Perry on Trusts, second edition, two volumes 1874; Criminal Defenses, Lawson, 1886, volumes 34 and 35. Marked as WH Verdin Library, practicing attorney; Kent's Commentary, 14th edition, three volumes, 1896, marked on the inside with Thomas F Moran, 1920; Wait's Practice, four volumes, 1874, inside front cover marked J E Eastman; Thompson on Trials, two volumes, 1888, marked as Library of W H Verdin; Cooley's Constitutional Limitations, fourth edition, and Cooley on Torts, one volume, each 1874, Thomas F Moran Library; Bishop on Marriage and Divorce, sixth edition, two volumes, 1881. All the preceding volumes are generally in excellent condition, without detached covers as commonly found. Library also includes the following group of 12 individual volumes: Freeman on Judgments, third edition; Abbott's Trial Evidence; High on Injunctions, second edition; Newell on Defamation, Slander and Libel; Story on Conflict of Laws, seventh edition; Probate Law Practice and Forms; Police Power; Fries Questions and Answers; Rod on Wills; Pacific Coast Lodge Journal, volume 9; Deering's Associated Codes and Statutes of California; lastly, Wharton's Criminal Evidence, eighth edition, stamped Mono County on the back cover, 1880. Hamilton Collection.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: