London: Architectural Book Publishing Co., nd c. 1902. First edition. Cloth over Board Portfolio with Loose Plates, Cloth Ties. Elephant Folio (13" x 17"), pp. viii, 10. Fifty full plates of well rendered architectural detail drawings. A study focusing on the wonderful joinery, cabinetry, doorways, cornices, and more in traditional..... More

New Haven, CT: 2003. Cloth over Boards. This uniquely wide-ranging book explores British medieval houses, from humble to grand, in greater detail than ever before. More

Washington, D.C. 1992. Cloth over Boards. This beautifully illustrated book examines the typical Adam style house from its outer shell through to the plasterwork and fittings, the colors, the furnishings, the textiles and carpets, giving details of the workings of the average home during the period (British 1750s-1870s). More

Bay City, MI: Lewis Mfg. Co., 1920. Original edition. Decorated Boards. Quarto, pp 159, indexed. Beautifully illustrated with b/w drawings, photographs, floor plans and thumb nail sketches. A unique plan book with many designs for small homes, cottages, and bungalows. The styles include Arts & Crafts, half-timber, and small double-deckers..... More

Edinburgh: John Grant, 1898. Later printing. Cloth over Boards. Quarto, 2-page preface, 59 beautiful colored original plates (one loose plate), in various print mediums, many hand-colored, depicting tiles, stained glass panels and borders, capitala and columns, draperies, ironwork, ornaments in wood and plaster, etc. A selection of the purest and..... More

New York: 1934. Cloth over Boards. Plans by two architects who specialized in camp and cabin building: Robert Gardner and William Wicks. More

New Castle, DE: 1999. Revised and enlarged. Cloth over Boards. A valuable and comprehensive search tool for students and scholars of 18th-century architectural history and American material culture. More

Salt Lake City, UT: 1990. Cloth over Boards. The author traces the history of classical design to the present day and provides examples of virtually every one of its applications. Richly informed and beautifully illustrated. More

New York: 1962. Cloth over Boards. Noah Blake was 15 years old when he wrote his account of daily activities on his father's farm. Eric Sloane filled in details from his own knowledge of early American ways and tools, and illustrated what the farm looked like with his superb pen-and-ink..... More

New York: 1952. Cloth over Boards. Sloane was active with the weather long before he became a cultural historian! This book is authoritative yet entertaining, scientific yet non-technical, factual yet wholly human in its approach. More

New York: 1891. Cloth over Boards. This practical handbook solves the difficulties attending the application of vitrifiable colors to china. This edition adds illustrations and several new chapters treating upon figures and flowers, after the Dresden methods. More

Fresno, CA: 1986. Revised. Oversized Paperback. Originally published in Great Britain as a text for use in secondary and trade schools and in apprentice programs, this book has rapidly become popular with all those interested in joinery and finish work. Occasional "Britishisms" add to the interest of this book. More

New York: 1987. Reprint of 1923 edition. Cloth over Boards. A reprint of Morgan Woodwork's "Building with Assurance" (2nd edition, 1923). House plans, architectural details, and social advice. Beautifully illustrated in b/w and color. More