Lost Examples of Colonial Architecture: Buildings That Have Disappeared of Been so Altered as to be Denatured: Public Buildings,Semi-Public Churches, Cottages, Country Houses, Town Houses, Interiors, Details

Howells, John Mead and Fiske Kimball

Published by William Helburn, Inc, New York, 1931

About this Item

Blue boards with gilt lettering. 20 pp, BW frontispiece, 244 BW plates on 122 leaves. grey paper dustjacket w/ black printing. Heavy foxing to front endpaper, then recedes to a few instances to title page and others; primarily to page edges. A nice, bright copy. Photo is of a previous copy from our collection; this copy very similiar and accompaying dustjacket. "The edition of this book is limited to eleven hundred copies." Includes list of plates. VG/Good (instances of speckling to covers. edge-wear to covers. spine ends worn. heaving foxing to textblock edges; remnants to pg edges. dustjacket smudged & scuffed; foxing to edges; edge-wear; small puncture to spine edge).

Seller Inventory # 173089

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Lost Examples of Colonial Architecture: Buildings That Have Disappeared of Been so Altered as to be Denatured: Public Buildings,Semi-Public Churches, Cottages, Country Houses, Town Houses, Interiors, Details
• Publisher: William Helburn, Inc, New York
• Publication Date: 1931
• Binding: Hardcover
• Seller catalogs:
  • American Architecture
  • General Reference - American Architecture