[LAW BOOKS]. Group of 12 Law Books or Reports. [V.p., ca. 1600s-1800s]. Various editions. 4tos. All bound in modern library binding of full light-blue cloth, burgundy and black gilt morocco lettering labels on spine (spine faded and worn, some wear, soiling to boards, text toned, foxed, with some occasional wear, soiling, chipping, cracked hinges, some loose pages, New York Bar Association inkstamp on title-pages). Some with previous owners’ signatures (William Green, Wm. Smith, Livingston, W. John Sohel [?], W. Cranch). Titles include: Reports of Cases Adjudg’d in the Court of the King’s Bench (1717 and 1728), Sir Orl. Bridgman’s Conveyances… (1710), Select Cases … Reported by John Aleyn (1688), Le Beau Pledeur… (1680), Placita Coronae (1723), Modern Entries, Being a Collection of Select Pleadings… (1723), First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England (7th edition, 1670), The Third Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England (5th edition, 1671), Fortescutus Illustratus… (1663), Collection of Select and Modern Entries… (1702), The Statutes at Large… Volume the Seventh (1769).