Examples Of Gothic Architecture; Etc. 3 Volume Set: Vols I, II & III - Complete

Pugin, Augustus; Pugin, A. Welby; Walker, T. L.; Willson, E. J.

Published by Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden, England, 1838

About this Item

Mis-matched 3 volume set. Vol.I, black boards with gilt titling to spine. Second edition with corrected plates (1838), xviii, 66 ppgs. 75 plates. likely rebound early 20th century, showing wear at the spine ends, corners and spine edges, almost no internal foxing. Vol.II, black boards with paper spine label. (1836), xix, 67 ppgs. 72 plates. Printed for the executors of the late Augustus Pugin, and Augustus Welby Pugin, and sold by Thos. L. Walker, Architect, one of the executors. Original binding, showing wear at the spine ends, edges and corners, worn paper label on spine. Binding cracked , but holding. Occasional small spots of foxing throughout. Vol.III, black boards with gilt spine titling. (1836) vii, consisting of 3 parts (also likely early 20th century rebind): Part 1 - The History And Antiquities Of The Vicar's Close, Wells, Somersetshire (27 ppgs.), Part 2 - The History And Antiquities Of The Manor House And Church At Great Chalfield, Wiltshire (1837) (26 ppgs.), Part 3 - The History And Antiquities Of The Manor House, At South Wraxhall, and The Church Of Saint Peter, At Biddlestone, Wiltshire. Also present at the end of this volume is Appendix, No. I - Pedigree Of Long, Of South Wraxall and Draycot, &c. County Wilts, etc.- (this appendix originally folded out and then up and is now in two sections). This volume shows very light wear at the spine ends and corners. Taken on the whole, vol.1 is VG-, vol.2 is Good, vol.3 is VG. Additionally, vol. 2 has a stamp on the inner front cover identifying it as the property of "Abram Garfield, Architect", son of President Garfield and a prominent Cleveland architect for many years. Vol. 1 also has a stamp on the inner front cover identifying it as the property of "Garfield, Harris, Robinson & Schafer, Arch.", a later notable Cleveland architectural firm, of which Abram Garfield was a partner. This set of books was the preeminent reference for gothic architecture well into the twentieth century and is still reprinted to this day on CD. A rare and handsome set with incredible plates. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Seller Inventory # 300409

Bibliographic Details

Title: Examples Of Gothic Architecture; Etc. 3 ...

Publisher: Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden, England

Publication Date: 1838

Binding: Hard Cover