London: Rudolf Ackermann, 1814. First edition. Fine Early Copy of Ackermann's Oxford. An early copy. The list of plates in vol. I is the first state (it does not list the portraits of Founders; this copy does not include the Founders). Plate 1, vol.1, is mislabeled “History of Cambridge” and... Read More

Paris: Nicolas Langlois, 1688. First edition. Surveyer's Handbook. Bullet (1639-1716), "Architecte du Roy," was the author of the often reprinted L'ARCHITECTURE PRATIQUE (1691), which became a standard (v. Fowler, pp. 69-70) for the next 100 years. Bullet's Traité is similarly written in a spirit of pure practicality, treating that branch... Read More

N.p. [Paris?]: 1748. Building Code, Paris 1748. Read More

Dublin: Hodges and Smith, 1845. Second edition. Read More

Garden City, New York: Published by Doubleday, Doran & Compan, Inc, 1928-1950. Continuing the Garden & Home Builder. Read More

Paris: Auguste Vincent, Editeur, 1910. First edition. Here you get the plans for the Acropolis, the Forum, Versailles, etc. Read More

New York: The Pencil Points Press, 1923-1924. Read More

New Haven, Ct: Henry Austin Architect, Chapel Street. Henry Austin was a well regarded American Architect from New Haven who designed many Yale and New Haven Gothic, Moorish and Egyptian revival buildings. Read More

Paris: Charles Schmid, [n.d.]. Read More

Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by Benjamin Johnson, No. 31, Market-Street, 1805. First edition. The Second Book on Architecture Written in the U.S. The second book on architecture written in the U.S., with finely rendered plates of the steeple of Christ Church and the Bank of the United States in Philadelphia... Read More

London: John Lane, [1926]. First edition, #83 of 125 printed on Arnold & Foster hand-made paper, with two extra illustrations in colour. Read More

New York: William Hellburn Inc, 15 East 55th Street, (1927). First edition, with original prospectus. Read More

London: Printed and sold by the author, 1820. First edition. Read More