Edinburgh University Press, 1973

xvii+487pp, 44 other plates from photographs, 2 pages of maps and a folding family pedigree. Text ills. 4to. Cloth, Some slight shelf wear along bottom edge else very good in sl. frayed dust wrapper. The photographs in this publication are by Edwin Smith. Detailed study of this Castle and the Dukes of Argyll associations. Bookplate of St John's College Oxford Library Extension. From the library of Howard Colvin with his signature in pencil on front end paper. Loosely iserted half page of reference on Inverary in Colvin's hand.

London Architectural Association 1991

10 full-colour single plates, 6b double gate-folds, 20-page illustrated catalogue. Out of print. 320x320mm Overprinted black box. Chris Fawcett wrote about Kiko Mozuna's highly symbolic houses in his book, the New Japanese House. These narratives in concrete preceded, and in many cases inspired, attempts in the West to reinstate a level of profound meaning into the act of building. R Drawing inspiration partly from Shintoism and esoteric Buddhism, and partly from Western ideas and cultural concepts, he combines myth and legend with high technology in his designs. Texts by Peter Wilson, Kiko Mozuna, Feliz Ruiz, Kunihiko Yoshimeki.

London Penguin 2nd Revised edition edition, 1987

200pp illustrated. Square 4to. Decorated wrappers. Wrappers a bit browned with some creases along length of spine else good copy. Signed dedication copy to Eduardo Paolozzi from Charles Jencks.

London B T Batsford 1896

Folio 165 pages in text. Folio, 49 x 36 cm. Sixty-four photographic plates by Charles Latham plus illustrations in the text. Green quarter calf, green cloth boards. A little rubbed on edges eles good copy. Internally good. Bookplates of Robert Hayhurst on front paste down. Ecclesiastical buildings including St. Paul's Cathedral erected within and around the ancient city walls between 1630 to 1730. List of Subscribers. Alphabetical List of Churches. "Although some of these structures had disappeared, an idea can be formed of the ecclesiastical appearance of London in the reign of Charles I, when Inigo Jones was in full practice as an architect." Superb pre first world war survey.

London, The British School at Rome 2002

242 +[1]pp illustrated with 100 figures and 2 diagrams. 4to. Wrappers. Very good. Scarce title which was one of the first assessments of the work of Lutyens outside of the UK excepting the books about his contributions to New Delhi and India. Contributions by the editors as well as Margaret Richardson, Louise Campbell and others. From the collection of Gavin Stamp.

London Camden Town, Art Pavements & Decoration Limited, Marble & Mosaic Workers nd c1920

63pp illustrated with black and white and colour images. Royal 8vo. Blue cloth covered spine, cream boards, these a little dusty. Loosely inserted supplement to the book. World wide examples of installations including Taj Mahal, Agra, Notre Dame, Paris, Science Museum, London and many more locations. Major part of the book is an illustration of the appearance with notes on types of marbles. Promoting this well known firm working in marbles, mosaic etc.

London The Ecclesiological Society 1997

ix,45pp, bw illustrations. In blue paper covers with pink titles and decoration. Tributes and reminiscences paid to the stained glass designer, architect and illustrator with a list of his works and where they might be found at the rear of the book.

Milan Polifilo 1971

124pp, profusely illustrated with black & white photographs. Text in Italian, English and German. Oblong 4to, glossy black & white decorative cloth covered boards. Black slipcase with titles overprinted. Slipcase worn at all edges and frayed at edges. Uncommon study of art nouveau iron work with outstanding photographs.

Suffolk Carnacet Press: Memorials by Artists 1993

40pp illustrated with b/w photographs. Blue decorated wrappers. Loosely inserted letters relating to design for a family gravestone.

Edinburgh, University 1976

131pp plus 40pp b/w illustrations. Wrappers, faded at edges and spine a little creased else vg. Catalogue for an exhibition of drawings, documents and photographs associated with this key architect of the Scottish Baronial Style, held at various locations in Scotland and London between November 1976 and August 1977. With introduction and a collection of essays by Rowan, David Walker, John Gifford, Christopher Christie and Peter Blythe. Also includes a useful descriptive list of his works. Hard to find.

London B T Batsford 1908

69pp + 100 sepia plates. Small 4to. Decorated cloth. Repaired spine and gutta percha to make a good copy. End papers and prelims sl. foxed with previous owner signatures and bookplate from C Butterfiled Helmsley, Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire on end paper. Photographs by W Galsworthy Davie. Useful documentary source for vernacular traditions of Surrey.

Howden: Hull Academic Press, 2002

pp12; 13 full page and 4 double page plates. Small folio. Full brown buckram, decorated in 18th century style. New. Facsimile reprint of the very rare 1751 edition, printed on 200 gms Ivory Corolla Antique laid paper. Limited edition of 200 copies, one of 140 copies in this binding. Numbered 66. Paine was working in South Yorkshire at Nostell Priory and its vicinity when he produced this book which must have assisted in the development of his career.

CWGC Publishing 2010

96pp illustrated with colour plates. Square 4to. Loosely inserted ticket for a lecture. Like new. No bookplate. Explains the Battle of Fromelles and the subsequent discovery, recovery, identification and re-interment of the 250 men at Pheasant Wood Cemetery.

Richmond, Privately printed 1999

viii + 270pp with b/w plates. End papers are maps. Decorated wrappers with light wear and a few slight creases, good. 4to. A useful gazetteer of architecture in Richmond, Yorks., and a model approach for localized architectural study. Signed by author on title page. Hard to find.

Mount Stuart 1981

80pp text with text illustrations + 20pp b/w plates. Wraps. Small 4to. . Very good copy of this scarce essay. Best known for his contributions to Mount Stuart but deserves wider acknowledgement. Works included many conservation projects and repair including, topically, Dumfries House.