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London: B. T. Batsford, 1911. Hardcover. Good- (shelfwear and soiling to covers, library stamp on front end paper, light age toning and smudging throughout). Oversized, bo0und in black cloth with gilt spine lettering, illustrated end papers, XVIII, paged 133-246, plates LXXX-CLXXXI. Title continues, "Illustrated in a series of photographs and measured drawings of country mansions, manor houses and smaller buildings, with historical and descriptive text." Authors examine Tudor architecture by illustrating some of England's most notable homes and mansions. Examples include Agecroft Hall, Amesbury Lake House, Beaupre Hall, Lytes Cary Manor House, Aston Bury Manor House, Athelhampton Hall, Baddesley Clinton Manor House, Beckington Castle, Bishop's Hull Manor House, Doughton Manor House, Speke Hall, Sizergh Castle, Painswick Court House, Oxford College, and many, many other examples. Details interior views of furnishings, windows, panelling, ironwork, doors and doorways, roofs, and brickwork. Exterior… Read More

London: B. T. Batsford, 1911. Hardcover. Good- (heavy shelfwear to covers, ex-library with papers mounted inside front cover, ffep is wrinkled, handwritten number on rear of title page,block has soiling and light foxing spots, plates lightly age toned but otherwise fairly clear). Bound in tan cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Vol. I: xxii, pp. 1 through 132. Plates 1 through 79. Title continues, "Illustrated in a series of photographs and measured drawings of country mansions, manor houses and smaller buildings, with historical and descriptive text." Authors examine Tudor architecture by illustrating some of England's most notable homes and mansions. Examples include Agecroft Hall, Amesbury Lake House, Beaupre Hall, Lytes Cary Manor House, Aston Bury Manor House, Athelhampton Hall, Baddesley Clinton Manor House, Beckington Castle, Bishop's Hull Manor House, Doughton Manor House, Speke Hall, Sizergh Castle, Painswick Court House, Oxford College, and many, many other examples. Details interior views… Read More

London: B. T. Batsford, 1911. Hardcover. Fair (heavy shelfwear to boards, covers are not attached, spine missing, title half page is torn, first few pages are crinkled and soiled, plates lightly age toned but otherwise fairly clear). Bound in 3/4 burgundy leather and cloth. Vol. I: xxii, pp. 1 through 132. Plates 1 through 79. Title continues, "Illustrated in a series of photographs and measured drawings of country mansions, manor houses and smaller buildings, with historical and descriptive text." Authors examine Tudor architecture by illustrating some of England's most notable homes and mansions. Examples include Agecroft Hall, Amesbury Lake House, Beaupre Hall, Lytes Cary Manor House, Aston Bury Manor House, Athelhampton Hall, Baddesley Clinton Manor House, Beckington Castle, Bishop's Hull Manor House, Doughton Manor House, Speke Hall, Sizergh Castle, Painswick Court House, Oxford College, and many, many other examples. Details interior views of furnishings, windows, panelling, ironwork, doors… Read More

London / New York: B.T. Batsford / Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. Hardcover. Good+ (boards have overall light wear, pages of text and plates are age toned as expected but otherwise very clean and clear with all plates present). Oversized volume in brown paper over boards portfolio black lettering and illustrations, red cloth spine. Part I has 62 pp of text, a list of the plates in this part, followed by 60 plates. Volume one only of a 3 volume set, illustrated in a series of photographs & measured drawings of country mansions, manor houses and smaller buildings, with historical and descriptive text.

London/New York: B T Batsford/Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929. Revised & Enlarged. Hardcover. Very good. 237p + 209 photographic plates. A very good set bound in original red cloth with gilt titles. Bookplate of Architect William J Creighton. Studied at U of Penn (1917) was job captain for McKim, Mead and White until moving to Atlanta where he dies in 1953. He has signed in pencil in each volume.

London / New York: B.T. Batsford / Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. Hardcover. Good+ (boards have overall heavy wear, pages of text and plates are age toned as expected but otherwise very clean and clear.). Three oversized volumes in brown paper clamshell cases with black lettering and illustrations, red cloth spines. Part I has 62 pp of text, a list of the plates in this part, followed by 60 plates. Part II has text pages 63-108 followed by a list of the plates and 65 plates. Part III consists of a 7 pp list of the subscribers, index to the descriptive text and illustrations, text pages 109-246 followed by a list of the plates and the 67 plates. A 3 volume set, illustrated in a series of photographs & measured drawings of country mansions, manor houses and smaller buildings, with historical and descriptive text. All 192 plates are present.

GARNER, Thomas and Arthur Stratton. THE DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND DUR THE TUDOR PERIOD. Three Volumes. London: B.T. Batsford, 1911. Folios. Portfolios, and later cloth. (ii), 62 pages, 59 plates; xviii, (ii), pages 63-108, 65 plates; (ii), xxii, xviii, pa 109-246, 67 plates. First editions. Subscriber's copy. Garner and Stratton produced an extensive collection of measured drawings, elevations, photographs, and drawings of English Tudor homes. This is the subscriber's copy. Volumes One and Three are in portfolio with loose plates text. Volume Two is bound. The three parts are complete as issued (text an plates) according to the subscriber's description leaves. Heraldic stone finials, windows, woodwork details, chimneys, ceilings, panelling, and other details are shown for Haddon Hall, Little Moreton Hall, Speke Hall, and more. Portfolio covers worn. Tear on first two leaves and last two plates of Volum Two, repaired, some smudging, text yellowed.