Search Results: Architecture & Landscape Design from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

Canada: Clarke, Irwin & Co. Ltd, (1963). Illustrated by Anthony Adamson, including first and last word. First edition. Celery cloth. 4to. pp. [iv], 258. Index. Near Fine/Fine/No price in mylar. Slight bottom fore-edge stain..

New York: McGraw-Hill, (1957). Illustrated by b/w photos. First separate edition. c. 1955, 1956 Time, Inc. Gray cloth. Small 8vo. pp. vi, 147. VG/No jacket. Ink firm owner. Excellent overview of the architectural process..

Paris: Editions Alpina, Septembre 1931. Illustrated by Marius Hubert-Robert (Aquarelles) and b&w photographs. Limited edition. de cet ouvrage, il a ete tire a part, sur papier des manufactures imperiales du Japon, 100 exemplaires numerotes de 1 A 100, constituant l'edition originales. Colored wraps. 8vo. Very Good+/In like jacket. Slightly darkened spine with shallow chips and tears at joints. Spots of foxing throughout, some sections pulled..

MV National Park, CO: Mesa Verde Museum Association, n.d. Illustrated by B/W photos recto each page. Blue stapled-wrap, black print and decoration. Oblong 8vo (about 9x12 inches). pp. 52. References. VG+. Staples beginning to rust, two small soiled areas, small peeling area at top, o/w near fine internally..

St. Albans: Campfield Press, n.d.[ca.1920'2]. Illustrated by b&w gloss photos throughout. unspecified edition. Green illustrated yapped paper cover. Small 4to. pp. [50]. Near Fine. Trace edgewear to cover, fine internally. Wonderful period photos. The Campfield Press was the printing company of The Salvation Army from 1901-99..

Cambridge MA: Belknap Press, 1971. First edition. Blue cloth. 4to. pp. 714. VG/Good/Clipped price in mylar. Worn, creased, chipped jacket..

Cleveland OH: Caxton Press, 1935. Illustrated by woodcut frontis, b/w plates and floor plans. First edition. Double-fold program from 7/18/37 Sunday service laid-in. Blue boards gilt emblem, quarter cloth gilt dentelles and gilt print spine. Folio. pp. unpaginated. VG/No jacket. Spine gilt rubbed, light edgewear, small top stain. (Oversize)..

London and New York: E. & F.N. Spon, Ltd. (William Clowes), 1899. Illustrated by "about 150 illustrations chiefly by the author", vignettes. First (SD) edition. Original burgundy cloth, stamped gilt, teal blue end papers, thick paper issue. Royal 8vo. pp. x, 420, 15 Ads. Index. Very Good/No jacket, as issued. Binding mottled and sunned, quill owner (Ely Richards) across title, light cloth leeching to last several pages bottom edges near spine, internally near fine..

Kingston, MA: R.S. Means Company, Inc., 1985. Red cloth. 4to. pp. 318. Near Fine/VG/Unclipped price in mylar. Closed tears, light edgewear, small spot on spine; bright appearance, tightly bound..

New York: Harper & Brothers, (1880). Later edition. Original brick blind-stamped cloth printed gilt, beveled boards, uncut, t.e.g. 8vo. pp. 331, [1] blank, [4] Ads. VG-/No jacket, as issued. Previous owner ffep. Cap and corner wear, slightly dulled spine, fore-edge nick, both hinges starting..

New York: British Heritage Press, (1983). Illustrated by over 100 b/w photos & line drawings. First printing of first US edition. c.1978. Black boards. 4to. pp. 120. Bibliography, Index. Near Fine/As New/Unclipped price in mylar. Traces of edgewear to binding..

Suffolk, UK: Garden Art Press, (1994). Illustrated by 200 b/w, 32 color (100 by author). Reprint edition. c.1989. Olive cloth printed gilt, illustrated eps. 4to. pp. 200, [1] blank. Appendices, Index. As New/As New/No price in mylar. Part of a remarkable 20 year project for 25 acre garden Galveston, Texas. Knighted 1979 for work in landscape design..

New York: McGraw-Hill, (1971). Edited by Joan Evans and Prof. Christopher Brooke. Illustrated by profuse b/w and color text photos and line drawings. First US edition. Library of Medieval Civilization. Olive cloth. 8vo. pp. 144. Bibliography, Illustrations, Index. VG/Near Fine/Unclipped price in mylar. Corners rubbed in bright jacket with traces of wear..

New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, (1965). Illustrated by b/w unpaginated plates throughout (8 color), one vignette. Stated First (US) edition. Brown buckram, gilt print spine. Cr.4to. pp. xiii, [1], 205, [1]. Index. Near Fine/VG/Clipped price in mylar. Traces of wear to binding in jacket with short tears, tiny chip at some folds, faint rear edge stain, straightened crease to front flap. (Postage as 2 books)..

: Ticknor & Co. (University Press), (1882). Illustrated by frontis publisher ad, text line drawing. First edition. Issue point: with 21 stamped after Finis. Copy of painter and architect Walter H. Kilham (1868-1948) with bookplate and signature and dated 1889 as he was the Class of 1889 MIT and 10th recipient of Rotch Traveling Scholarship Award. Rebound in hand-dyed J. Hewit acid free calf with blind-stamped perspective top board, gilt print spine, Dodin French Shell pattern marbled end papers. 8vo. pp. vii, 321. Near Fine/No jacket, as issued. Overall page toning and several internal stains from removed foxed inserts. 474 numbered text explanations of plates. Scarce text volume to accompany plates NOT INCLUDED. Massachusetts Architect; Ware & Van Brunt; School of Architecture at Columbia University; Memorial Hall Harvard University; ..

Little Compton RI: Fort Church Publishers, 1996. Illustrated by Richard Cheek photography, Newport Preservation Society archival photographs. First edition. Stiff wraps. 4to. pp. 88. Fine. Introduction by David Chase. If you can't make the trip to Newport Rhode Island to see for yourself, this is the next best thing in print. With nutshell histories of each mansion and garden..

Chicago and Washington, D.C: Counselors of Real Estate (ASREC), Appraisal Institute, and Society of Industrial and Office Realtors Educational Fund, (1993). Edited by Ellen L. Romano, Exec. Ed. Illustrated by b/w photos and charts in text. First (N) edition. Blue cloth, gilt print. Inscribed by editor in chief 6/9/93 ffep in blue pen "To Rod: I am pleased to autograph this for such a good friend and outstanding professional associate. Sincerely, John". Royal 8vo. pp. xvi, 678, [2]. Bibliography, Index. Fine/In like jacket/Unclipped price in mylar. 43 contributors. (Postage as 2 books)..

San Francisco, CA: Chronicle Books, (1974). Illustrated by Robert Higginbotham, Architect, A.I.A., numerous b/w text photos and maps. First edition. Gold cloth. Signed by author in blue pen on title. 8vo. pp. 304. Appendices, Bibliography, Index, Credits. Near Fine/Good++/Unclipped price in mylar. Foreword by Charles F. Richter. Two inch closed tear and traces of rubbing to jacket..

Tours: Alfred Mame et Fils, 1885. Illustrated by Karl Girardet b/w frontis and 31 plates paginated in text (collated). Stated cinquieme edition. 14718 Tours. Impr. Mame. Amateur limp binding in cloth, quarter faux leather, art deco endpapers, uncut and unopened. Super Royal 8vo. pp. 480. Table. Very Good. Unopened from pp. 129 on, foxing starting, shaken, internally NF and functional as is. Thirty-three historical churches and cathedrals with plates (except Cathedrale de Reims), history and some floor plans..

New York: D. Appleton, 1899. Illustrated by 3 photogravures, 1 color plate, 14 other plates and 23 figures. Aldine edition. c.1849 (and) c.1853. (from The World's Great Books Series). Green Cloth, printed spine tiles, uncut & unopened, t.e.g. 8vo. pp. xxiv, 375. Very Good. (owner bookplate), sunned spine and faded label; some board wear and 2 bumped corners; internally fine. With a Critical and biographical introduction by Russell Sturgis..