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This authentic reproduction of plans drawn up by a noted nineteenth-century architectural firm features both residential and public buildings. Hundreds of illustrations include floor plans, perspective views, and elevations as well as designs for staircases, fireplaces, and other interior details. Other drawings depict windows, doors, balconies, and gables. Photographs offer crisp views of exteriors.
Victorian architecture buffs will prize this excellent source of authentic period designs. Its 126 plates comprise 87 images of residences; the remaining 39 structures include a field club building, stables, a library, a school, a railroad station, a dry goods store, and a music hall. Captions describe locations, dimensions, costs, and other particulars.

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Table of Contents NOW READY VOLS II IIIOCTOBER 1888 TO SEPTEMBER - photo 1
Table of Contents

NOW READY, VOLS. II & III.OCTOBER, 1888, TO SEPTEMBER, 1889.

42 Plates and Descriptive Letter Press in each Volume ,
HANDSOMELY BOUND IN CLOTH, - - - - $4,00 PER VOLUME.

Miniature Plate 12 Miniature Plate 26 CONTENTS Gelatine plate - photo 2

Miniature Plate 12.

Miniature Plate 26 CONTENTS Gelatine plate supplement to No 1 -House - photo 3

Miniature Plate 26.

CONTENTS.

Gelatine plate supplement to No. 1 .-House at Lawrence, L. 1.; Lamb & Rich, Architects, New York. House at Morrisristown, N. J.; McKim, Mead & White, Architects, New York.

Plate 1. Design for a cottage on a narrow suburban lot. Frank E. Wallis, Architect, New York.

Plate 2. Details of window with casement sash ; a plaster cornice ; mantel moldings and a trim.

Plate 3. Details of interior finish ; wainscot door and window trim ; room base and door jamb.

Plate 4. Designs for doors and details of door panels and moldings.

Plate 5. Details of dormer window, showing construction of same.

Plate 6. Detail of a gable over an entrance porch.

Gelatine plate supplement to No. 2.Stables at Mamaroneck, N. Y.; McKim, Mead & White, Architects, New York. House at South Orange, N. J.; Rossiter & Wright, Architects, New York.

Plate 7. Two designs for inexpensive houses. P. G. Gulbranson, Architect, New York.

Plate 8. Design for a dining-room mantel-piece, and details of same.

Plate 9. Design for a parlor mantel-piece ; fully detailed.

Plate 10. Miscellaneous interior details; cornices; top of newel post; balusters and turned spindles; key block; door and window architraves or trims.

Plate 11. A library book case; fully detailed and showing construction.

Plate 12. A corner china closet in a dining-room; all parts carefully detailed and construction shown.

Gelatine plate supplement to No. 3.Residence of R. K. Munkittrick, at Summit, N. J.; Wm. C. Hazlett, Architect, New York. House in Providence, R. I.; Howard Hoppin, Architect, Providence, R. I..

Plate 13. Design for a $3,500 cottage. J. A. Schweinfurth, Architect, Boston, Mass.

Plate 14. Some old colonial details. Exterior cornices and pilaster cap and base, wainscot and window trim.

Plate 15. A staircase hall, showing different ends of room, staircase, wainscots, etc., fully detailed.

Plate 16. A library, showing different ends of room, book-case, ceiling, mantel-pieces, etc., all carefully detailed.

Plate 17. Twelve designs for door and window architraves and trims.

Plate 18. Stair details: Five designs for newel posts; four designs for balusters; seven designs for hand rails and sections of nosings and mouldings for treads.

Gelatine plate supplement to No. 4.House in Lonsdale, R. I. Gould & Angell, Architects, Providence, R. I. House in Morristown, N. J.; Arthur Little, Architect, Boston, Mass.

Plate 19. Design for a cottage, by E. R. Tilton, Architect, New York; two elevations and two plans.

Plate 20. The same cottage, continued; two elevations, details of water tables, belt courses, etc.

Plate 21. The same cottage, continued; detail of gable, bay window moldings, etc.

Plate 22. The same cottage, continued; detail of side gable, showing construction of same; various designs for moldings.

Plate 23. The same cottage, continued; detail of railing over porch, gable of dormer, and construction of same.

Plate 24. The same cottage, continued; section of main eaves, and section showing construction of window frames, sills and heads.

Gelatine plate supplement to No. 5.Exterior view and view in hall of a house at Portchester, N. Y.; F. W. Beall, Architect, New York.

Plate 23. An inexpensive cottage. W. W. Kent, Architect, Now York.

Plate 26. Cottage illustrated and detailed in plates 10 to 24, continued; detail of front porch, showing construction and details of cornice, columns, rail, etc.

Plate 27. Designs for outside front door with side light and sec tion; four designs for inside doors; designs for panel moldings, window and door stops, and wainscot caps.

Plate 28. Mantel-piece in parlor of cottage illustrated in plate 19, fully detailed.

Plate 29. Detail of inside window finish for the same cottage; also room bases.

Plate 30. Three designs for interior wood cornices.

Gelatine plate supplement to No. 6.House in Flatbush, L. I.; Fred. B. White, Architect, New York. House in Providence, R. I.; Gould & Angell, Architects, Providence, R. I.

Plate 31. Designs for a $2,000 cottage. E. R. Tilton, Architect, New York.

Plate 32. Various designs for dormer windows.

Plate 33. Detail of front porch of cottage illustrated on plate 31.

Plate 34. Seven designs for caves and cornices drawn in section.

Plate 35. Four designs for interior wood cornices. Six designs for picture moldings.

Plate 36. Design for a wooden ceiling. Details of same.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE ARCHITECTS Beall F W 41 107 top Bryan - photo 4
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE ARCHITECTS
Beall, F. W41, 107 (top)
Bryan, George M159
Emerson, W. R79 (bottom), 100 (top)
Fletcher, H.G112, 113
Gould & Angell34 (top), 46 (bottom), 114 (top)
Green & Wicks172 (bottom)
Gulbranson, P. G21
Hapgood, EdwardT 80
Hazlett, WilliamC 27 (top)
Hoppin, Howard27 (bottom)
Kent, William W42, 138143, 149, 150
King, D. W.161164, 166, 167
Lamb & Rich13 (top), 1519
Little, Arthur34
Lord, James Brown30
McKim, Mead & White13 (bottom), 20 (top), 79 (top),
86 (bottom), 137, 160, 165 (bottom)
Peabody & Stearns100 (bottom), 172 (top)
Pickering, Arthur D9398
Powell-Karr, C145147, 152158, 168171, 173178
Price,Bruce 31
Renwick, Aspinwall & Russell88
Robertson, R. H144
Rossiter & Wright20 (bottom), 2226, 47, 8285, 86 (top)
Sargent, E. A107 (bottom)
Schweinfurth, J. A28
Sprats, William29
Sturgiss & Brigham151
Tilton, E. R.32, 33, 3540, 4345, 48, 5053,
81, 87, 8992, 99, 101106, 108111
Valk & Son, Lawrence B115120
Wallis, FrankE. 14
White, Fred B46 (top)
Wilson & Bro165 (top)
Withers, F. C.148
Wolf, Ino49
Wood, William Halsey114 (bottom)

VoL. II, No. 1.

OCTOBER, 1888.
NEW SERIES, No. 1.

PUBLISHED MONTHLY,
At 23 Warren Street, New York City. Box 285, General P. O.

WM. T. COMSTOCK, Publisher.


E. R. TILTON, Editor .


LONDON : 57 & 59 Ludgate Hill, TRUBNER & Co., Agents.

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