London, Published by the proprietor W. G. Moss, and sold by Sherwood and Co., Hill, and Cox, 1818

viii, 94, [2] p., 17 leaves of plates (some double) : ill., plan. 4to Bound with TAYLOR, W. Annals of St Mary Overy an Historical and Descriptive Account of St Saviour's Church and Parish with numerous illustrations, London Published for the Author by Messrs Nichols and Son 1833 vipp prelims including list of plates and subscribers list + 143 + [1]pp. Quarter morocco and red cloth. Gilt titles on spine. Rubber at spine. The Moss publication has scattered foxing and some age toning particularly to the plates. The later edition is very bright .

London Hodder and Stoughton no date [1935]

23 pages of text commentary by Chesterton followed by 14 plates by Brangwyn, (12 May 1867 – 11 June 1956) each preceded by a leaf stating the title of the etching. Quarto, black boards with white lettered title to upper board and on spine Cloth rubbed at head and base of spine and on corners. Internally good. Fourteen stations of the cross are illustrated.

Paris, éditions Falaize (Georges Fall), 1951-1952

In original glassine packages, these a little browned. Volume 1 is spiral bound and Volume 2 stapled. Volume 1 42 pages illustrated with b/w plates line ills etc. Colour wrappers designed by Le Corbusier. 310x240mm. 42 pages including an extract on the CIAM 1951 Conference, written by Le Corbusier. Volume 2. 34pp. Text in French and English. The magazine was planned as a This planned tri-yearly journal was designed to "define the aspects of form and its static or dynamic development with the collaboration of architects, plastics artists, designers, engineers, biologists aestheticians, and psychiatrists." However only two issues were ever produced. Hard to find.

New York Oxford University Press 1978

263pp+numerous b/w and colour photographic plates and ills. Decorated end papers. 4to. Orange boards, dust wrapper. Wrapper has small closed tears on back else very good. Koolhaas documents the extraordinary history of New York, charting the history of Manhattan Island from the first settlers and through periods of heavy development up until the modern period as the scene of much of Western invention and expression. A celebration of the city's rich contribution to architectural, intellectual and artistic discussions, this is a fascinating and comprehensive account of urban and social history and is beautifully illustrated with photographic plates, maps, and architectural and street plans.

Geneva F. Noverraz & Co., 1912

41pp text in French. Folio, Red boards with ornamental title. Small amount of speckled foxing ono the upper board else good. Attractive trade catalogue illustrated with single tone lithographic plates showing scale designs for structural and decorative cast ironwork produced by the firm. The firm continued to operate in rainwater goods etc into the 1990s.

Oxford, Phaidon 1991

240pp with 100s of colour and b/w photographs and plans. Cloth vg in d/w with slightly torn in four places. Generously illustrated guide to creating a garden that invokes the particular styles, colours, smells and planting patterns of the past, from 1500 to the mid twentieth century.

New York Charles Scribner's Sons 1924 (1923)

xi (1)+ 274pp colour plates + b/w diagrams. 4to cloth boards, gilt title. untrimmed front edge. Some minor rubbing to the corners, verso has slight mark, pen inscription to the fep. generally vg. A comprehensive examination of colour, Sargent was professor of Art education at The University of Chicago.

London, Architectural Association 1985

24pp text and 28 drawings,[14 white embossed & 14 col. plates]; presented in three forms, in line within the booklet, in the Folio box as embossed plates and finally full colour as originally devised. In a silk-screened cardboard box. 350x350mm. Very good copy. Series Folio V. Published to coincide with an exhibition of Peter Eisenman's original drawings held at the Architectural Association, London, 1985. Slightly exasperating title which is almost an anagram of several other house related potential titles.

London Oxford University Press 1935

Ist edition. Frontis (6) + 234pp illustrated with 24 b/w plates. 8vo. Original green lettered cloth. Very frayed dus wrapper with 2cms missing from base of spine. Pencil signature of the architect Ronald Sims, a conservation architect working from York. Dated September 1949. Key contemporary assessment of the work of Philip Webb. Posthumously published from its original serial form in the Builder of 1925.

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1958

Guinness 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text . Very bright copy. Printed by W S Cowell

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1938

Guinness 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text, a collection of parodies and imitations of common rhymes advertising Guinness. Paper wrappers which are stapled. Scattered foxing to page edges else a good copy.

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1939

Guinness 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text, a collection of parodies and imitations of common rhymes advertising Guinness. Paper wrappers which are stapled. Upper wrapper has a brown stain line on it and these a re generally a little dusty else good copy.

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1935

Guinness 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text, a collection of parodies and imitations of common rhymes advertising Guinness. Paper wrappers which are stapled. A little dusty else good copy.

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1934

Guinness Illustrated by J. Gilroy. 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text, a collection of parodies and imitations of common rhymes advertising Guinness. Paper wrappers a little dusty else good copy. End page is a an instruction and illustration of how to play skittles.

Groninger Museum, Groningen 1988

Text in Dutch and English, 4to, stiff wrappers, spiral bound, 140 pages, illustrated. Part of upper wrapper torn away. Internally very good. Alessandro Mendini (16 August 1931 – 18 February 2019) was an Italian designer and architect and a key figure in post modern and radical design. Hard to find in any condition.

New York Artforum International Magazine 1976

82pp illustrated with b/w plates and some colour illustrated adverts. Worn at corners and spine else good copy of this leading journal. Lead article by Brian O'Docherty on Gallery Space - Inside the White Cube. [ Part 1] Other articles on Women and Photography by Jeff Perrone. Oldenburg's Mouse by Phil Patton + other items. Wrappers a little worn else good copy.