Trade Catalogue
Entrance Gates for Country Places
NY: Anchor Post Iron Works, n.d.

One folded sheet 9" x 16" (8 unnumbered pp), several b/w photos, drawings. VG, minor soil.
Inventory number #014381

Trade Catalogue
Stanley Especially Designed Garage Hardware
New Britain, CT: Stanley Works, 1920

Octavo. 24 pp; b/w photos & drawings throughout. Pictorial stiff card covers. VG, a clean, unmarked copy.
Inventory number #014380

Eugene Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, 1814-1879 (Architectural design profile)
London: Architectural Design / Academy Editions, 1980

Quarto. 96 pp; color & b/w illustrations throughout; bibliography; biographical chronology; map guide of built works and restorations. Paperback, VG, a clean, unmarked copy; cover lightly rubbed along spine edges. A series of essays by architectural historians including Sir John Summerson, Stuart Durant, Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, Jacques Gubler, and others.
Inventory number #014348

Innes-Smtih, Robert
Notable Derbyshire Houses
Derby: Derbyshire Countryside Limited, 1972

Quarto. 135 pp; profuse b/w photographs with some in color. Red textured cloth with dustjacket; illustrated endpapers. VG/VG, a clean, unmarked copy; price-clipped jacket, spine toned and ends lightly chipped.
Inventory number #014345

Drexler, Arthur
Transformations in Modern Architecture
NY: Distributed by New York Graphic Society, 1979

Quarto. 168 pp; 352 b/w photographs; list of architects. Paperback with deep gate fold illustrated covers. VG, a clean, unmarked copy. The exhibition on which this book is based took place at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, from February 23 - April 24, 1979.
Inventory number #014340

Bosc, Ernest
Dictionnaire Raisonne d'Architecture et des sciences et arts qui s'y rattachent. 2nd Edition
Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1883

1883-1884. Second edition. Four volumes. Quarto. 551, 570, 575, 519 pp, a total of 40 chromolithographs throughout the four vols, profuse b/w illustrations in the text; bibliography. Text in French. Blue leather spine with blue pebble cloth boards, five raised bands with gilt rules, gilt spine lettering & gilt fleurons in three compartments, top edge marbled. A handsome set in VG condition - volumes are clean with no markings, bindings are tight, with light edgewear.
Inventory number #014305

Lessard, Suzannah
The Architect of Desire: Beauty and Danger in the Stanford White Family
NY: Dial Press, 1996

Second printing. Octavo. 334 pp; b/w illustrations; b/w photos. Cloth-backed boards with dustjacket. VG/VG, a clean, unmarked copy; bottom front corner lightly bumped, unclipped jacket with no creases or tears. The author is the oldest of Stanford White's great-granddaughters.
Inventory number #014274

Port, M.H., editor
The Houses of Parliament
New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1976

First edition. Quarto. xxi, 347 pp; frontispiece "Gothic Lily" wall paper, printed by hand by John Penny Ltd from the original wood blocks, 11 color plates, 208 b/w illustrations, 3 tables; appendices; notes; index. Cloth with dustjacket. Near Fine/VG, a clean, unmarked copy; jacket lightly chipped at top of spine and one corner.
Inventory number #014257

THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW. Vol. 8, No. 5. May 1919
NY: Architectural Review, 1919

Small folio. xviii, pp 117-146; 16 b/w plates (printed on one side), numerous b/w photographs & some floor plans; iii - xviii pp of advertisements. Printed wraps. VG, a clean, unmarked copy; spine intact, fore edge heavily chipped, spine & back cover light soil. This issue contains work of the following architects - Ralph Harrington Doane, John Russell Pope, C.P. H. Gilbert, Grosvenor Atterbury & John A. Tompkins, Welles & Bosworth, and Taylor & Levi.
Inventory number #014221

Trade Catalogue
Austin Standard Factory-Buildings : a brief explanation, with descriptions, cross-sections ... together with a presentation of Austin industrial building Service
Cleveland: Austin Company, 1917

Revised edition, September 1917. Quarto. 36 pp; numerous b/w photographs, elevations, measured drawings. Printed wraps with embossed lettering. VG, a clean, unmarked copy; light scuffing at top edge. OCLC lists two copies.
Inventory number #014206

Martin, Clarence A.
Details of Building Construction
Boston: Bates & Guild Company, 1914

Later printing. Folio. [4] pp; 33 full-page plates of measured drawings & sectional views. Original gilt-lettered blue cloth. VG, former owner on front free endpaper, else an unmarked copy; light wear to extremities.
Inventory number #014204

Trade Catalogue
CHADWICK LEAD WORKS. Catalogue and Diagrams of Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Etc.
Boston: Chadwick Lead Works, 1887

Oblong quarto (9.25" x 9.75"). 42 pp; illustrated; index. Original printed wraps. VG, a clean, unmarked copy; covers show light edgewear. The catalog features a number of tables and full-sized diagrams relating to lead pipe that will be useful to parties interested in water distribution, etc. There is also a tabular statement of water-works in the U.S. with the size and weight of lead pipe used in connection with a given head (or fall) of water. Other tabular work is useful for water-works superintendents, etc. OCLC lists one copy.
Inventory number #014198

Trade Catalogue
No. 50 Section "Universal" Casements
Detroit: Crittall Casement Company, n.d.

12" x 9". 48 pp; profuse b/w photographs, drawings, sectional views; list of a few recent installations in the U.S. and Canada. Printed cover with red embossed lettering & black cut-away of casement windows, in three-brad binder. VG, pages clean & unmarked (title page shows light soil); cover edges with small loss at top edge & corners, spine gone but brad binding holding together. Catalogue No. 7A, Working Details for No. 50 Universal Casements (Patented) - [cover title]. Not in OCLC
Inventory number #014196

Trade Catalogue
Webber Lumber Company Catalog no. 67
Fitchburg, MA: Webber Lumber Co., 1909

Oblong quarto (7.5" x 10.25"). 72 pp; profuse b/w illustrations; index. Printed wraps. Good, interior pages clean & unmarked, staples rusted; covers detached but present with light soiling & edgewear. Four-pp Catalog No. 64 on screen doors laid in, in very good condition. Both catalogs feature dimensions, prices, and model numbers. Not in OCLC.
Inventory number #014195

Scientific American Building Monthly. No. 210. April 1903
NY: Munn & Co., 1903

Vol. 35, No. 4. Folio (16" x 11"). pp 68-88 + 10 pp advertisements; b/w illustrations. Paperback. VG, a clean, unmarked copy; covers lightly soiled, base of spine lightly creased. The cover photograph is the Roger Morris mansion, Washington's headquarters in NY, 1776.
Inventory number #014176

Austin, Jean, Editor
THE AMERICAN HOME. January 1938
NY: American Home Publishing Co., 1938

Volume 19, No. 2. Quarto. 76 pp; many b/w & some color illustrations. Paperback. VG. Cover design by Herbert E. Marsden.
Inventory number #014109

Townsend, Reginald T., Editor
THE AMERICAN HOME. September 1930
NY: Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1930

Volume 4, No. 6. Quarto. pp 543-628, b/w & some color illustrations. Paperback. VG. Cover [color kitchen interior] by Lurelle Guild.
Inventory number #014108

Townsend, Reginald T., Editor
THE AMERICAN HOME. July 1930
NY: Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1930

Volume 4, No. 4. Quarto. pp 399-470, numerous b/w & some color illustrations. Paperback. VG. Cover design by J. Floyd Yewell
Inventory number #014107

[Wallpaper Sample book]
Wallpaper with Personality
: , n.d.

Quarto. [33] wallpaper samples. Staple bound color pictorial wraps. VG-, bright, clean samples with 0.5" to 1" dampstain at top edge of most pages, reverse side of samples toned. A variety of wallpaper patterns, primarily floral, including metallic leaf, and embossed samples. Pattern Nos. 1500-1532.
Inventory number #014071

Heilbrun, Margaret, editor
INVENTING THE SKYLINE: The Architecture of Cass Gilbert
NY: Columbia University Press, 2000

First edition. Quarto. 306 pp; 13 color plates, numerous b/w photographs, sketches, elevations, and plans; index. Hardcover with dustjacket. Fine/Fine, a crisp, unmarked copy; jacket bright with no wear. Published in conjunction with exhibition at New York Historical Society, NY, NY, held September 12, 2000 to January 21, 2001. The exhibition examines some of the most celebrated structures of American architect Cass Gilbert (1859-1934) from conceptual sketches through completion. They include the Woolworth Building, the U.S. Custom House at Bowling Green, and the U.S. Army Supply Base in Brooklyn. Essays by four major Gilbert scholars - Sharon Irish, Mary Beth Betts, Barbara S. Christen, and Gail Fenske.
Inventory number #014060