London: Edward Arnold [Essex House Press], 1901. First Edition. First edition. #86 of 350 hand-numbered copies. Bound in full limp vellum with gilt-lettered spine. This was the first book printed in the pica type designed by C. R. Ashbee and known as the “Endeavour” type. Of this type.....

London: Macmillan and Co., 1870. First Edition. First edition. Publisher's maroon cloth. Contains a series of lectures discussing the gothic Wells Cathedral. Small 8vo. Frontispiece, xvi, 200pp. + 42 page catalogue.

Banstead, Surrey: By the author [Essex House Press], 1905. First edition. First edition. #17 of 300 hand-numbered copies, of which this one of an unstated few bound in full stiff vellum with green silk ties and gilt-lettered spine. Filled to the brim with 50 illustrations of buildings and.....

Banstead, Surrey: By the author [Essex House Press], 1905. First Edition. First edition. #121 of 250 hand-numbered copies, of which this is one of 38 copies bound in full stiff vellum with green silk ties and gilt-lettered spine. See Norman Architecture in Essex, Bibliographical Note. Filled to the brim.....

London: Charles Dolman, 1841. Second Edition. Second edition of Pugin’s groundbreaking work which arguably defined the Gothic Revival in architecture. With a total of 20 plates, an addition of 5 plates (and omission of 1) from the first edition, this second edition adds the notable plates whereby Pugin shows.....

London: Smith, Elder, and Co., 1849. First Edition. First edition with all first issue plates (and the only issue which contains Ruskin’s own etched plates) in publisher’s highly distinct embossed brown cloth (which Wise calls “deep claret colour”). A landmark text in the Gothic Revival. Imperial 8vo. viii.....

Lyon: Pierre Masson, 1929. First Edition. First edition. 4to. 184pp.: ill., 20 folded leaves of plates. An interesting work on the cathedral's gothic architecture.