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Up for sale is a collectible bundle of two vintage, original paperback law review journals from the early 1990s. This lot is perfect for legal scholars, historians, alumni, or anyone looking for unique legal ephemera.Included in this 2-book lot:
1. Temple Law Review – Vol. 63, No. 2 (Summer 1990)
• Featured Content: Federal Electronic Information Policy, Fiscal Federalism, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Review (1989).2. Northern Illinois University Law Review – Vol. 12, No. 2 (1992)
• Featured Content: National Black Law Students Association Midwest Conference proceedings, and Diminishing Marginal Utility of Income Taxation.Condition Profile:
Both journals are in excellent, crisp, like-new condition.
• Covers and spines are completely flat with zero creasing or shelf wear.
• Binding is tight and pages are clean with absolutely no writing, highlights, or markings.
• Shows only the minor, uniform paper discoloration/toning entirely normal for their age.Stored in a smoke-free environment. Ships promptly and securely via USPS Media Mail in a rigid box to guarantee they arrive safely. Please message me if you have any questions!
