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Wortman Julie A. and David P. Johnson
LEGACIES:
Topeka: Kansas State Historical Society 1981. First printing. paperback. Very Good . Introduction by Paul E. Wilson. 4to. Glossy illustrated stapled covers. 63 pages with Bibliographical Note. Illustrated throughout with b/w photographs by David P. Johnson. Includes a catalogue of Kansas court houses constructed before 1941. No names or marks. Slight edge wear. <br /><br /> Kansas State Historical Society paperback
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 1129 ISBN : 0877260222 9780877260226
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Wray, Sylvia & Wray, Robert
... and they came to East Flamborough: A celebration of East Flamborough Township's pre-Confederation Heritage
This book was a project to mark the Bicentennial of the creation of East Flamborough Township, and the 25th Anniversary of The Waterdown-East Flamborough Heritage Society.... a celebration of the creation of the township and a visible record of what the first settlers had achieved. The collection of rural pre-Confederation buildings in the Township of East Flamborough is among the finest in the province. Recognition of this heritage is the theme of the book and around it have been woven the stories of the families, businessmen, entrepreneurs and religious leaders who created this inheritance. Divided into sections on Aldershot, Waterdown, Carlisle and Mounstberg, each building is captured in beautiful black and white photographs and the history of the land and the families who lived there is told in detail. lllustrations and maps by Patricia Green, Photographs by Maurice Green. 97p.illus Book
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Wright Frank Lloyd. Pawley Martin.
Frank Lloyd Wright I Public Buildings
Simon and Schuster 1970. First edition. Hardcover. fine/price-clipped. 4to 130 pages black cloth silver titling. <br/><br/>Library of Contemporary Architects series. Photographs by Yukio Futagawa. Simon and Schuster hardcover
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: 0008042 ISBN : 0671206893 9780671206895
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Wright J. Robert
Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue
Grand Rapids Michigan U.S.A.: Eerdmans Pub Co 2001. A thorough history of a distinguished and famous Episcopal parish church in the heart of Manhatten. Full color photos. 313 pp. Jacket has light wear. Maroon cloth boards have faint wear at tips. Pages are clean text has no markings binding is sound. . Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall. Eerdmans Pub Co Hardcover
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: 003429 ISBN : 0802839126 9780802839121
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Wright, Alec and Mawer, John: Editors
Stokesley Selection
429 pages. Illustrated in black and white. A substantial history of Stokesley. Gift greetings upon front free endpaper else clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Book
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Wright, C.E.
History and Description of the Church of St Michael and All Angels, Linton-in-Craven
Published in the 1970s, 28 pages, illustrated, plans, list of rectors. eng
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Wright, C.E.
The Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels, Linton-in-Craven: History and Description
32 pages, illustrated, map, plan, list of rectors. eng
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WUCZKOWSKI, R. u. LOREY, FR
Flüssigkeitsbehälter, Röhren, Kanäle. 2. Auflage.
Berlin, Ernst u. Sohn, 1910. 4to. 12 S., S. 272 - 693. Mit 190 Textabb. (Handbuch für Eisenbetonbau 5). OHldrbd m. goldgeprägtem Rückentitel (Einbd leicht beschabt).
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: 1259447
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Yang, John
Over the Door: The Ornamental Stonework of New York
A clean, unmarked copy with a tight binding. Full page black and white photos.
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Yarwood, Doreen
The Architecture of Europe: The Ancient Classical and Byzantine World 3000 B.C.-A.D. 1453 - Volume I
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 166 pages. Many line drawings and black and white photos.
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Yee, Roger
Educational Environments No. 3
Visual Reference Publications, New York, 2007. 30 cm ; Pp.
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: 101157
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Yee, Roger & Gustafson, Karen
Corporate Design
240p., illus. Hardcover Very good condition good
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Yeomans John
The Other Taj Mahal
Camberwell Australia: Longman 1973. Trade Paperback. VERY GOOD-. Tight bright light soil to exterior clean interior. Slight tilt and curl. Cover has rubbed edges tiny chips at corners and a creased corner on the front. " the full and frank story of the most controversial building of our times - the Sydney Opera House" designed by Jorn Utzon of Denmark. 222 indexed pages with 25 black and white plates color photo on cover 7.25x4.75" 18.4x12.1cm ISBN: 0582712092. Longman paperback
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: 9NT052 ISBN : 0582712092 9780582712096
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YORK BUILDINGS
A Further Report from the Committee to whom the Petition of . the Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising the Thames Water in York-Buildings.
London: 1735. YORK BUILDINGS. A Further Report from the Committee to whom the Petition of Esther Crull Widow Thomas Moseley Gilbert de Flines Anne Finch Theodore Davell Mary Bayley Richard Phillips Philip Dikes Forbes Wilson Grace Holland Daniel Cabroll . the Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising the Thames Water in York-Buildings.London: 1735. Folio 12 x 8 inches. Woodcut publisher's device on title-page. Self-wrappers removed from a sammelband. The Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising the Thames Water in York-Buildings" was an English water company which became mixed up with the estates of the forfeited nobility and gentry of Scotland during the Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1746 and was the cause of an astonishing amount of litigation before the Court of Session and in the English courts down to 1824. The current paper is one example and concerns the claims of the company's shareholders and creditors. During "the seventeenth century many attempts were made to improve the water supply of London by means of pumping-engines on the banks of the Thames. Some of these enterprizes either through defects in the engine employed or the position being unfavourable were short-lived while others became more permanent. Amongst the latter was an engine which was supposed to raise water by perpetual motion invented by Ralph Wayne and Francis Williamson early in the reign of Charles II. On May 6th 1665 a patent was granted to Wayne and Williamson enabling them to convey water to the inhabitants of Piccadilly St James Fields Haymarket and the neighbourhood both from springs and from the Thames". Whether the undertaking was actually started at this date does not appear and the patentees are next heard of in connection with the sale of York House as building ground in 1672. This estate was situated �on the south side of the Strand immediately to the east of what is now the site of the Charing Cross railway station� and the more important structures erected were known as the York Buildings which became later the chief auction and concert rooms in London during the reign of William III. Ralph Wayne who was now associated with Ralph Bucknall obtained a site in York Buildings and erected a pumping station which was described as an edifice with a high wooden tower situated at the foot of Buckingham Street". By a patent dated May 7th 1675 powers similar to those of the previous grant were conferred on the proprietors and the developing of the supply was taken in hand. The water from the Thames was admitted by sluices into canals; and from the canals it was pumped up into cisterns on high ground whence it flowed to consumers' houses by two seven-inch elm-wood pipes'. ".while the York Buildings company seems to have made some profit the continuous contraction of its area of supply rendered the proprietors ready to dispose of the business; and in March 1719 the waterworks were advertized for sale. According to the description published these �were very fit for carrying on the service and pipes in the streets were laid on to several tenants whose rents now amount to above �1600 per annum and with care and diligence may be improved considerably". Probably this possibility would not have tempted purchasers and the undertaking would have languished and gradually fallen into disrepair had it not happened that far-sighted men who foresaw the coming speculative activity were engaged in endeavouring to secure charters of incorporation to give a corporate existence to their schemes. Amongst these was Case Billingsley who had already aided in acquiring the patents of the Mines Royal and Mineral and Battery Works for the insurance company known later as the Royal Exchange Assurance". Following the example of the Sword Blade company he had a scheme for the acquisition of forfeited estates and for following out a system of land and mineral development in Scotland similar to that projected by the Sword Blade company in Ireland". As the capital required would be considerable it seemed desirable to secure a charter; and quite apart from the feeling against grants of incorporation at that date the evidence given at the Committee of Inquiry in 1719 showed that it was often cheaper to purchase an existing charter than to take part in the irregular and illegal bidding for charters at the auctions conducted by the Attorney-General�. Therefore what Billingsley was really anxious to purchase was the act of Parliament incorporating the company and for this he paid the former proprietors �7000 including the discharging of the debts incurred amounting to �1845 so that the shareholders actually received �5155 in exchange for their stock in the company. Provided the original capital of �4800 had not been increased and had been fully paid up this would give between �107 and �110 for the original stock'. With the transfer of the property to Billingsley the history of the original company ends and that of its successor was dominated by different aims and methods amongst which the water supply undertaking occupied a very subordinate position" Scott "The Constitution and Finance of English Scottish and Irish Joint-stock" page 422. ESTCT63828. Catalogued by Kate Hunter. London: 1735. unknown
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: 72lib1266
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YORK BUILDINGS.
A Report from the Committee to Whom the Petition of.Creditors of the Governor and Company of Undertakers for Raising the Thames Water in York Buildings.
London: 1735. A Report from the Committee to Whom the Petition of Esther Crull Widow Thomas Moseley Gilbert de Flines Anne Finch Theodore Davell Mary Bayly Richard Phillips Philip Dikes Forbes Wilson Grace Holland Daniel Cabroll and Others whose Names are thereunto subscribed Creditors of the Governor and Company of Undertakers for Raising the Thames Water in York Buildings; as also Proprietors of several Parts and Shares of the Stock of the said Company on Behalf of Themselves and Others was Referred. London: 1735. Folio 12 x 8 inches. 44-pages Appendix 32-pages. Woodcut publisher's device on title-page disbound pale stains. The Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising the Thames Water in York-Buildings" was an English water company which became mixed up with the estates of the forfeited nobility and gentry of Scotland during the Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1746 and was the cause of an astonishing amount of litigation before the Court of Session and in the English courts down to 1824. The current paper is one example and concerns the claims of the company's shareholders and creditors. During "the seventeenth century many attempts were made to improve the water supply of London by means of pumping-engines on the banks of the Thames. Some of these enterprizes either through defects in the engine employed or the position being unfavourable were short-lived while others became more permanent. Amongst the latter was an engine which was supposed to raise water by perpetual motion invented by Ralph Wayne and Francis Williamson early in the reign of Charles II. On May 6th 1665 a patent was granted to Wayne and Williamson enabling them to convey water to the inhabitants of Piccadilly St James Fields Haymarket and the neighbourhood both from springs and from the Thames". Whether the undertaking was actually started at this date does not appear and the patentees are next heard of in connection with the sale of York House as building ground in 1672. This estate was situated �on the south side of the Strand immediately to the east of what is now the site of the Charing Cross railway station� and the more important structures erected were known as the York Buildings which became later the chief auction and concert rooms in London during the reign of William III. Ralph Wayne who was now associated with Ralph Bucknall obtained a site in York Buildings and erected a pumping station which was described as an edifice with a high wooden tower situated at the foot of Buckingham Street". By a patent dated May 7th 1675 powers similar to those of the previous grant were conferred on the proprietors and the developing of the supply was taken in hand. The water from the Thames was admitted by sluices into canals; and from the canals it was pumped up into cisterns on high ground whence it flowed to consumers' houses by two seven-inch elm-wood pipes'. ".while the York Buildings company seems to have made some profit the continuous contraction of its area of supply rendered the proprietors ready to dispose of the business; and in March 1719 the waterworks were advertized for sale. According to the description published these �were very fit for carrying on the service and pipes in the streets were laid on to several tenants whose rents now amount to above �1600 per annum and with care and diligence may be improved considerably". Probably this possibility would not have tempted purchasers and the undertaking would have languished and gradually fallen into disrepair had it not happened that far-sighted men who foresaw the coming speculative activity were engaged in endeavouring to secure charters of incorporation to give a corporate existence to their schemes. Amongst these was Case Billingsley who had already aided in acquiring the patents of the Mines Royal and Mineral and Battery Works for the insurance company known later as the Royal Exchange Assurance". Following the example of the Sword Blade company he had a scheme for the acquisition of forfeited estates and for following out a system of land and mineral development in Scotland similar to that projected by the Sword Blade company in Ireland". As the capital required would be considerable it seemed desirable to secure a charter; and quite apart from the feeling against grants of incorporation at that date the evidence given at the Committee of Inquiry in 1719 showed that it was often cheaper to purchase an existing charter than to take part in the irregular and illegal bidding for charters at the auctions conducted by the Attorney-General�. Therefore what Billingsley was really anxious to purchase was the act of Parliament incorporating the company and for this he paid the former proprietors �7000 including the discharging of the debts incurred amounting to �1845 so that the shareholders actually received �5155 in exchange for their stock in the company. Provided the original capital of �4800 had not been increased and had been fully paid up this would give between �107 and �110 for the original stock'. With the transfer of the property to Billingsley the history of the original company ends and that of its successor was dominated by different aims and methods amongst which the water supply undertaking occupied a very subordinate position" Scott "The Constitution and Finance of English Scottish and Irish Joint-stock" page 422. ESTC T63829. Catalogued by Kate Hunter. London: 1735. unknown
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: 72lib1280
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YORK BUILDINGS.
A Report from the Committee to whom the Petition of the Proprietors of the Stock of the Governor and company for Raising the Thames Water in York-Building is Referred
London: 1735. YORK BUILDINGS. A Report from the Committee to whom the Petition of the Proprietors of the Stock of the Governor and company for Raising the Thames Water in York-Building is Referred. London: 1735. Folio 12 x 8 inches. 16-pages and an Appendix 30-pages. Woodcut printer's device on cover/title. Disbound. Provenance: with the ownership inscription of "Castle Great Library" on the cover/title. The Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising the Thames Water in York-Buildings" was an English water company which became mixed up with the estates of the forfeited nobility and gentry of Scotland during the Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1746 and was the cause of an astonishing amount of litigation before the Court of Session and in the English courts down to 1824. The current paper is one example and concerns the claims of the company's shareholders and creditors. During "the seventeenth century many attempts were made to improve the water supply of London by means of pumping-engines on the banks of the Thames. Some of these enterprizes either through defects in the engine employed or the position being unfavourable were short-lived while others became more permanent. Amongst the latter was an engine which was supposed to raise water by perpetual motion invented by Ralph Wayne and Francis Williamson early in the reign of Charles II. On May 6th 1665 a patent was granted to Wayne and Williamson enabling them to convey water to the inhabitants of Piccadilly St James Fields Haymarket and the neighbourhood both from springs and from the Thames". Whether the undertaking was actually started at this date does not appear and the patentees are next heard of in connection with the sale of York House as building ground in 1672. This estate was situated �on the south side of the Strand immediately to the east of what is now the site of the Charing Cross railway station� and the more important structures erected were known as the York Buildings which became later the chief auction and concert rooms in London during the reign of William III. Ralph Wayne who was now associated with Ralph Bucknall obtained a site in York Buildings and erected a pumping station which was described as an edifice with a high wooden tower situated at the foot of Buckingham Street". By a patent dated May 7th 1675 powers similar to those of the previous grant were conferred on the proprietors and the developing of the supply was taken in hand. The water from the Thames was admitted by sluices into canals; and from the canals it was pumped up into cisterns on high ground whence it flowed to consumers' houses by two seven-inch elm-wood pipes'. ".while the York Buildings company seems to have made some profit the continuous contraction of its area of supply rendered the proprietors ready to dispose of the business; and in March 1719 the waterworks were advertized for sale. According to the description published these �were very fit for carrying on the service and pipes in the streets were laid on to several tenants whose rents now amount to above �1600 per annum and with care and diligence may be improved considerably". Probably this possibility would not have tempted purchasers and the undertaking would have languished and gradually fallen into disrepair had it not happened that far-sighted men who foresaw the coming speculative activity were engaged in endeavouring to secure charters of incorporation to give a corporate existence to their schemes. Amongst these was Case Billingsley who had already aided in acquiring the patents of the Mines Royal and Mineral and Battery Works for the insurance company known later as the Royal Exchange Assurance". Following the example of the Sword Blade company he had a scheme for the acquisition of forfeited estates and for following out a system of land and mineral development in Scotland similar to that projected by the Sword Blade company in Ireland". As the capital required would be considerable it seemed desirable to secure a charter; and quite apart from the feeling against grants of incorporation at that date the evidence given at the Committee of Inquiry in 1719 showed that it was often cheaper to purchase an existing charter than to take part in the irregular and illegal bidding for charters at the auctions conducted by the Attorney-General�. Therefore what Billingsley was really anxious to purchase was the act of Parliament incorporating the company and for this he paid the former proprietors �7000 including the discharging of the debts incurred amounting to �1845 so that the shareholders actually received �5155 in exchange for their stock in the company. Provided the original capital of �4800 had not been increased and had been fully paid up this would give between �107 and �110 for the original stock'. With the transfer of the property to Billingsley the history of the original company ends and that of its successor was dominated by different aims and methods amongst which the water supply undertaking occupied a very subordinate position" Scott "The Constitution and Finance of English Scottish and Irish Joint-stock" page 422. ESTCT63828. Catalogued by Kate Hunter. London: 1735. unknown
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: 72LIB1281
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Yoshida, Nobuyuki (Publisher and Editor) and Masaki Shizuga (Editor)
JA - The Japan Architect. Issue 57, Spring 2005. Title: do.co,mo.mo_japan: the 100 selections [English - Japanese]
Shinkenchiku-sha Co., Tokyo, 2005. 30 cm ; kart.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 102738
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YOUNG Elizabeth and Wayland
London's churches
London: Grafton Books 1986. Acceptable in pictorial wraps w sl rubbing at corners extremities w small chips; extremities of wraps browned; faint smudges on tail of text-block red smudge at head corner. Interior clean tight unmarked. "Entertaining stimulating book. the best book about churches I have read for years. They have eyes and humor. They have a gift for the unexpected. --Sir John Betjeman Daily Telegraph. First Edition. Soft Cover. Acceptable/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. Used. Grafton Books Paperback
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 010853 ISBN : 0246126965 9780246126962
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Young, Elizabeth, Wayland Young
London's Churches
Book is in excellent condition. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 214 pages with map, b&w photos throughout of exteriors, interiors, a garden or two. Contents include St. George's, St. Giles, St James, St. John's St. Annes, Holy Trinity, Brompton, All Saints, St. Dunstans, and more than 90 individual churches.
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Zabalbeascoa, Anatxu
Houses of the Century
Editorial Gustavo Gili, SA, Barcelona, 1998. 30,5 x 30,5 cm ; Leinen
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 102777
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Zachwatowicz Jan
Architektura Polska Do Polowy XIX Wieku
Warszawa: Budownictwo i Architek 1956. Second edition. Hardcover. Very Good/good. Folio cloth; dj chipped edgeworn <br/><br/>Issued in the Zaklad Architektury Polskiej series. Text in Polish. 499 plates annotated with a folding map of locations at rear. The second book by Zachwatowicz who was a Polish architect and architectural historian member of the Polish Academy of Sciences and of the Academy of Architecture in Paris . Budownictwo i Architek hardcover
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 6463
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Zamora Mola, Francesc
Open Concept Houses [English Edition]
Harper Design - HarperCollins Publishers, New York, 2018. 21 x 22,5 cm ; Pp.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 103639
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Zamora Mola, Francesc
Open Concept Houses [English Edition]
Harper Design - HarperCollins Publishers, New York, 2018. 21 x 22,5 cm ; Pp.
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: 104122
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Zander Julie McDonald
These Walls Talk - Lewis County's 1927 Historic Courthouse
Washington: Published by the author 2014. Paperback. Very Good. Oversize paperback no indication of printing. A very good copy with light edge-wear and a bit of lift to the front cover. Interior is clean tight and unmarked - as if unread. 131 pp. filled with b/w photos of the courthouse as well as other Lewis County WA history. A detailed history of Lewis County's courthouse including its construction complete with many black and white photos. <br/><br/> Published by the author paperback
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 1254 ISBN : 1939685192 9781939685193
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ZELLER (Constant).-
Des conduites d'eau. De leur établissement et de leur intretien. Manuel théorique et pratique avec tables et calculs...
1863 Paris, Morel, 1863, in 12 broché, 89 pages ; des rousseurs.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 78816
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Zevi, Bruno
Richard Neutra
Mm 120x170 RARO - Prima edizione. Collezione "Architetti del movimento moderno" diretta dagli architetti Lodovico Belgiojoso, Enrico Peressutti, Ernesto N. Rogers - Brossura editoriale con bandelle, 158 pagine stampate su carta patinata con 40 tavole fotografiche in bianco e nero. Minimo ingiallimento a margine delle carte e lievissimi segni di usura all'esterno, nel complesso ottimo esemplare di un'edizione non comune.
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Zimmermann, W
Die Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz. Erg.-Bd 1:) Stadt und Landkreis Saarbrücken.
Düsseldorf, Schwann, (1932). 4to. 8, 302 S. m. 205 Textabb., 7 Taf. OLwd (beschabt, Bibl.-Expl. m. Rsign., St. a. T.).
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 1117525
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ZIN Monika
AJANTA Handbuch der Malereien 2 Devotionale und Ornamentale Malerei - Volume I - Interpretation Volume II - PLATES
Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag 2003. ORIGINAL EDITION in 2 Volumes: Vol. I 544 pp.; Vol. II with 38 plates and illustrations of cave number I - II - VI - IX - X - XI - XVI - XVII - XIX - XX - XXI - XXII - XXVI. TEXT in German. SEE ALSO: SCHLINGLOFF: Ajanta - Handbook of Paintings I Narrative Wall-Paintings. EXTA POSTAGE !. Hardcover. As New. 30x21. Harrassowitz Verlag Hardcover
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: 391
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ZORZI Alvise
Pal�ste in Venedig
M�nchen: Hirmer 1989. 536 S. durchgehend �berwiegend farbig illustriert. Plan. Bibliographie. Glossar. Register. Veneto-Byzantinische - Gotische Pal�ste - Pal�ste der Renaissance und d. 16. Jahrhunderts - des 17. bis zum 20. Jhts. EXTRA postage required ! Size: 28 x 33. 1st edition. CLOTHBOUND. As New/New. Illus. by MARTON Paolo photogr. Hirmer Hardcover
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 122
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Zwerger, Klaus
Wood and Wood Joints: Building Traditions of Europe and Japan
This book describes and explains joints made exclusively from wood, no glue/adhesives or metal connectors. There are many more examples than you think - well illustrated. With Bibliography, Index of Persons and Buildings, Index of Places and Subject Index. Black covers with silver title on spine
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