The architecture of the orders. Translated by Alastair Laing. Pp. 264(last blank), frontispiece, plus numerous text illustrations and figures, pictorial endpapers, selections from documentary sources, notes, bibliography index; wide demy 4to; brown cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt; top edges brown; dust wrapper; bottom fore-corner of lower free endpaper lightly..... More
Translated by Patrick Creagh. Pp. 168, illustrated throughout in colour and sepia; med. 4to; beige papered boards, lettered in white; dust wrapper, slightly scuffed; tiny inked annotation on lower pastedown, edges of leaves lightly foxed; Cassell, London, 1979. First U.K. edition. More
Translated by Patrick Creagh. Pp. 168, illustrated throughout in colour and sepia; med. 4to; brown papered boards, lettered in white; dust wrapper, edges a trifle rubbed, the back panel slightly scuffed; top edges of leaves faintly foxed, tiny inked number on lower pastedown; Cassell, London, 1979. First U.K. edition. *'Carries..... More
Pp. xiv+150, numerous text illustrations, title page printed in blue & black, appendices, notes, index: oblong 4to; edge of boards a trifle flecked; dust wrapper; top edges of leaves foxed; Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 1979. First edition. More
Being the tour of an antiquary with pencil and camera through the churches of Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent and Surrey. With a Foreword by C. Reginald Grundy. Pp. xii+130+[2](blank)+8(advertisements), frontispiece, title page vignette, numerous text figures (some full page), endpaper map and title page printed in red & black, indices;..... More
