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Architecture 260 Rare Vintage Books on Computer disk (DVD) (PDF format) An amazing collection of out-of-print rare books scanned to digital PDF format and put on to Disk on the subject of Architecture.Learn the knowledge accrued from these Vintage texts from around the world.The 1,000s of pages contain essential knowledge and insights, diagrams, images and explanations that provide a truly encyclopaedic library of knowledge that is unsurpassed. This totally unique collection is the most complete available. Nature of the item:This item is a computer disk containing vintage, copyright-free books scanned into digital PDF format and provided to you on disk (as above); there is no physical book, there is no video, there is no audio.You will require a computer with a Disk drive to be able to view the PDF books with suitable PDF viewer software (which is universally available for Free). List – 260 Books on DiskA concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian and Gothic architecture – J Parker 1869A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian and Gothic architecture Part 2 – J Parker 1869A critical inquiry into the condition of the conventual builders and their relations to secular guilds in the Middle Ages [microform] – G Fort 1884A dictionary of the architecture and archaeology of the middle ages… J Britton 1883A hand-book for mapping, engineering, and architectural drawing – B Wilme 1846A handy book of villa architecture, being a series of designs for villa residences in various styles – Charles WickesA home for all; or, The gravel wall and octagon mode of building – O Fowler 1854A manual of elementary geometrical drawing, involving three dimensions – S E warren 1868A practical treatise on the art of masonry and stone-cutting – P. Nicholson 1835A rudimentary treatise on masonry and stonecutting – E. Dobson 1849A series of designs for villas and country houses – C Busby 1835A series of manuals of Gothic ornament Part 1 – J Parker 1900A series of manuals of Gothic ornament Part 2 – J Parker 1900A series of manuals of Gothic ornament Part 3 – J Parker 1900A textbook on architecture and building construction Vol. 6 1900A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 1 (1899)A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 2 (1899)A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 3 (1899)A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 4 (1899)A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 5 (1899)A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 7 (1899)A treatise on architecture and building construction Vol. 8 (1899)A treatise on the construction of staircases and handrails – P. Nicholson (1820)A treatise on the principal mathematical drawing instruments employed by the engineer, architect … – F W Simms 1845Adhesive strength of cement mortar – t Davidson 1905An attempt to discriminate the styles of architecture in England – T Rickman 1881An essay in defence of ancient architecture – R Morris 1728An Essay on Architectural Practice – On the Construction of general working drawings 1864An historical essay on architecture – Hope, T 1840An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture – J Parker 1884Ancient castles and mansions of Stirling nobility described and illustrated – J fleming 1902Antiquités architecturales de la NormandieAppleton’s cyclopædia of drawing, designed as a textbook for the mechanic, architect, engineer, and surveyor – W Worthen 1857Applied Perspective, for Architects and Painters – W Longfellow 1901Architectural drawing a textbook that combines the parctical instructions and examples that the student needs – O Teale 1920Architectural drawing – Edminster, C 1899Architectural drawing and draughtsmen – Blomfield,R Architectural possibilities of concrete blocks – E. M. LurieArchitectural rendering in wash – Magonigle, HArchitectural specifications for the … finishing of woods generally in a medium and first class manner – J. DewarArchitectural styles for country houses – H SaylorArchitecture improved, in a collection of modern, elegant and useful designs – R Morris 1755Architecture of machinery an essay on propriety of form and proportion, with a view to assist and improve design – Clegg, S 1842Artistic dwellings – giving views, floor plans and estimates of cost of many house and cottage designs – F Allen (1893)Artistic homes – GarlinghouseBeautiful houses – a study in house-building – L Gibson (1895)Blueprint reading; a practical manual of instruction in blueprint reading – H fairfieldBook of Home Building & Decoration – H C BrownBuilders’ architectural drawing self-taught containing descriptions of drawing instruments and accessories, – Hodgson, FBuilding A Home – H Desmond & H Frohne (1908)Building construction and superintendence Vol 1 – F. E. Kidder 1906Building construction and superintendence Vol 2 – F. E. Kidder 1899Building construction and superintendence Vol 3 – F. E. Kidder 1897Building for beauty permanance and individuality – Don Valley BrickworksBuilding materials; being an introduction to the study of the principal materials used in building construction – A LaurieBuilding or buying a house, a guide to wise investment – B JohnstoneBuilding plans and how to draw them; a simple series of practical lessons on architectural drawing – I Hicks 1909Building with logs – C FickesBungalows and country residences; a series of designs, and examples of executed works – R Briggs (1901)Bungalows -their design, construction and furnishing – H SaylorByzantine and Romanesque architecture Vol 1 – T JacksonByzantine and Romanesque architecture Vol 2 – T JacksonComparative density and strength of cement mortar – T Lowry 1908Composition and strength of mortars – W DibdinConcrete building-blocks – F. G. Pegelow 1905Contrasts Or, A Parallel Between the Noble Edifices of the FourteentConvenient and ornamental architecture, consisting of original designs, for plans, elevations and sections – J Crunden (1805)Cottage building in cob, pisé, chalk & clay – C. Williams-EllisCottage Residences A Series Of Designs – A J Downing (1856)Cottage, Lodge, & Villa Architecture – W Audsley 1870Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 1Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 2Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 3Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 4Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 5Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 6Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 7Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 8Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 9Cyclopedia of Architecture, Carpentry, and Building Vol 10Decorative Elements in Architecture – W F ParisDesigns for elegant cottages and small villas – E Gyfford (1806)Designs for ornamental villas. In ninety-six plates – P Robinson (1836)Development & character of Gothic architecture – C Moore 1904Distinctive homes of moderate cost; being a collection of country and suburban homes in good taste – H Saylor (1910)Domestic architecture – a history of the science and the principles of designing public edifices, private dwelling-houses, country mansions and suburban villas – R Brown (1842)Domestic architecture -designs for mansions, villas, rectory houses, parsonage houses, bailiffs’ lodge, gardener’s lodge, game-keeper’s lodge, etc – F Goodwin (1833)Domestic architecture of France XIIth to XVIth century -1900Domestic architecture of the American colonies and of the early republic – F KimballDrawing for builders; a problem course in architectural drawing – Dale, REasy steps in architecture and architectural drawing .. – Hodgson, FEffect of soap and alum washes on the absorptive power of masonry – T. I. Fullenwider 1902Efflorescence of brick, – J. C. Jones 1906Eight chapters on English medieval art – E PriorEnglish mediaeval architecture Part 2 – C PowerEssay on the origin, history, and principles, of Gothic architecture – J Hall 1813Estimating Building costs – William ArthurExhibition of drawings of architectural subjects by deceased British artists – Burlington Fine Arts Club 1884Facsimile of the sketch-book of Wilars de Honecort, an architect of the thirteenth century 1859Geometrical stair builder, simplified – J. Thomas (1863)Gothic architecture applied to modern residences – D Amot 1849Gothic Architecture Vol II – Plans Elevations Sections Vers 2Gothic Architecture Vol II – Plans Elevations SectionsGothic Architecture Vol IIGothic Architecture Vol III – Plans Elevations SectionsGothic ornaments – selected from various ancient buildings in England and France exhibitingGotic Architecture Vol IHandbook of building construction; data for architects, designing and construction engineers, and contractors Vol 1 – G HoolHandbook of building construction; data for architects, designing and construction engineers, and contractors Vol 2 – G HoolHints on architectural draughtsmanship – Hallatt, G 1902Hobbs’s architecture containing designs and ground plans for villas, cottages and other edifices, both suburban and rural – I Hobbs (1876)Hodgon’s modern house building perspective views and floor plans of fifty low and medium priced houses- F Hodgson & Co. (1905)House Architecture – J J Stevenson (1880)House design, construction and equipmentHouse drainage, a handbook for architects and building inspectors – G Middleton (1895)House hints; …site, location, arrangements, construction, plastering, heating, plumbing, lighting, decorating and furnishing of the house – S Schermerhorn (1906)Houses for town or country – W Herbert (1907)How to read a workshop drawing – Longland, WHow to select a plan and how to build a house – R Shoppell (1887)How to understand the reading of blue print drawings, the fundamental principles simply explained – Vigneau, ELectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture Vol 1 – G G Scott 1879Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture Vol 2 – G G Scott 1879Lightweight brick from clay and peat or shredded corncobs – J Lamar 1955Lime, mortar, & cement. Their characteristics and analyses – W Didbin 1901Masonry A short text-book on masonry construction, including descriptions of the materials used, their preparation and arrangement in structures – M HoweMasonry structures – F. P. SpaldingMasonry; a short text-book on masonry construction by M. A. HoweMedieval architecture, its origins and development Vol 1 – A Porter 1909Medieval architecture, its origins and development Vol 2 – A Porter 1909Modern British Domestic Architecture – C Holme 1901Modern buildings, their planning, construction and equipment (Volume 1) – Middleton, G 1905Modern buildings, their planning, construction and equipment (Volume 2) – Middleton, G 1905Modern buildings, their planning, construction and equipment (Volume 3) – Middleton, G 1905Modern buildings, their planning, construction and equipment (Volume 5) – Middleton, G 1905Modern buildings, their planning, construction and equipment (Volume 6) – Middleton, G 1905Modern Gothic architecture – Jackson, T 1873Modern Gothic architecture – T Jackson 1873Modern Modes in Better Plastering – Milwaukee Corrugating CompanyModern stone-cutting and masonry – J Siebert 1904Modern stone-cutting and masonry – with special reference to the making of working drawings – J. S. Siebert 1896Mortar its importance to the mason and builder in obtaining best results in brickwork – Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of AmericaNatural cut stone for fine buildings by The Ritchie Cut Stone CompanyNotes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; – Narjoux, Fe´lix 1877Old English Country Cottages – C Holme (1906)Old English doorways; a series of historical examples from Tudor times to the end of the 18 century – H Tanner 1903Old English Mansions – C HolmeOld German architecture Ancienne architecture AllemandeOld Manor Houses – C AldinOld Touraine; the life and history of the famous chateaux Vol 1 – T Cook 1893Old Touraine; the life and history of the famous chateaux Vol 2 – T Cook 1893On the construction of the vaults of the middle ages – R Willis 1910One hundred country houses; modern American examples – A Embury (1909)Ornamental Timber Gables of England and FranceOur English home – its early history and progress (1876)Palliser’s model homes, showing a variety of designs for model dwellings – Palliser & Co. (1878)Paris and its environs, displayed in a series of two hundred picturesque views, from original drawings Version 2Paris and its environs, displayed in a series of two hundred picturesque views, from original drawingsPicturesque lodges. …designs for gate lodges, park entrances, keepers’, gardeners’, bailiffs’, grooms’, upper and underservants’ lodges,other rural residences – J Birch (1879)Plain and fancy brickwork – W Lowndes 1905Practical builder, or, Workman’s general assistant – W Pain 1774Practical geometry for builders and architects – J. PaynterPractical masonry – a guide to the art of stone cutting – W. R. Purchase 1896Practical masonry, bricklaying and plastering, both plain and ornamental – containing a new and complete system of lines for stone-cutting – P. Nicholson 1841Practical stair building and handrailing by the square section and falling line system – W. H. Wood (1894)Principles of architectural perspective – Lawrence, W 1902Progressive steps in architectural drawing – Seaman, GRadford’s modern homes – 200 house plans – Radford Architectural Co.(1909)Radford’s portfolio of details of building constructionReading architects’ blueprints – Lowndes, WRecent English domestic architecture Vol 1 – M Macartney (1908)Recent English domestic architecture Vol 2 – M Macartney (1908)Recent English domestic architecture Vol 3 – M Macartney (1908)Recent English domestic architecture Vol 4 – M Macartney (1908)Recent English domestic architecture Vol 5 – M Macartney (1908)Reclaiming the Old House – C E HooperRecollections of A. N. Welby PuginRelative value of different sands for making mortar – J McManis 1907Remarks on the architecture of the middle ages, especially of Italy – R Willis 1835Repointing historic masonry – L. Pearson [12-page Article]Romance of the renaissance chateaux – E champney 1901Romanesque architecture in France – J BaumRudimentary treatise on the erection of dwelling-houses – S Brooks (1860)Rural architecture – J Shawver (1908)Sanitation in the modern home; a suggestive guide… in designing and building a residence proving a healthful, comfortable and convenient home – J Allen (1907)Seger’s collected works – H. A. Seger 1906Select architecture being regular designs of plans and elevations – R Morris 1755Six Lectures on Architecture – R A CramSixty years a brickmaker. A practical treatise on brickmaking – J Cary 1890Sketches of architecture original drawings, mostly of Europe (Volume 1) – Sturgis, R 1884Sketches of architecture original drawings, mostly of Europe (Volume 2) – Sturgis, R 1884Small country houses of to-day Vol 1 – L WeaverSmall country houses of to-day Vol 2 – L WeaverSmall country houses; their repair and enlargement; forty examples chosen from five centuries – L WeaverSome account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II. to Henry VIII – J H parker 1859Some account of Gothic architecture in Spain Vol 1 – G StreetSome account of Gothic architecture in Spain Vol 2 – G StreetSpecifications; a practical system for writing specifications for buildings – W Bower (1896)Stately homes in America from colonial times to the present day – H Desmond (1903)Stone-working machinery and the rapid and economical conversion of stone – M. P. Bale 1898Stresses in masonry – H. Chatley 1909Suburban Homes – Morgan Park (1886)Successful Houses & How To Build Them – C E WhiteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 1 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 2 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 3 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 4 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 5 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 7 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteTechnical notes on brick and tile construction Vol. 5 No. 8 – The Structural Clay Products InstituteThe 20th century bricklayer’s and mason’s assistant – F. T. Hodgson 1905The American architect – comprising original designs of cheap country and village residences, with details, specifications, plans and directions Vol 1 – J Ritch (1849)The American architect – comprising original designs of cheap country and village residences, with details, specifications, plans and directions Vol 2 – J Ritch (1849)The architectural history of the University of Cambridge Vol 1 – R Willis 1886The architectural history of the University of Cambridge Vol 2 – R Willis 1886The architectural history of the University of Cambridge Vol 3 – R Willis 1886The architectural history of the University of Cambridge Vol 4 – R Willis 1886The art and science of stair building – L. D. Gould (1885)The arts connected with building – T Davison (1909)The British Home of To-day, A Book of Modern Domestic Architecture & the Applied Arts – W S Sparrow (1904)The builders’ guide and pocket companion – I Hicks (1890)The builder’s magazine, or, A universal dictionary for architects, carpenters, masons, bricklayers, etc; – J Carter (1800)The Castellated & Domestic Architecture of Scotland from 12th-18th Century Vol 1 – D MacGibbon 1887The Castellated & Domestic Architecture of Scotland from 12th-18th Century Vol 2 – D MacGibbon 1887The Castellated & Domestic Architecture of Scotland from 12th-18th Century Vol 3 – D MacGibbon 1887The Castellated & Domestic Architecture of Scotland from 12th-18th Century Vol 4 – D MacGibbon 1887The Castellated & Domestic Architecture of Scotland from 12th-18th Century Vol 5 – D MacGibbon 1887The city and country builder’s and workman’s treasury of designs 1741The Concrete House & Its Construction – M SloanThe design of masonry structures and foundations – C. C. WilliamsThe draughtsman’s handbook of plan and map drawing, including…f engineering, architectural, and mechanical drawings – G. G. Andre (1874)The Dutch Colonial House, its origin, modern plan, design and construction – A EmburyThe elements of building construction and architectural drawing – E A Davidson 1869The English Home – H P & B Fletcher (1910)The Englishman’s house, from a cottage to a mansion. A practical guide to … all interested in selecting or building a house – C Richadson (1871)The foundations of classic architecture – H Warren 1819The growth of the English house. A short history of its architectural development from 1100 to 1800 – J Gotch (1909)The illustrated architectural, engineering, & mechanical drawing-book – R Burn (1856)The mansions of England in the olden time Vol 1 – J Nash (1839)The mansions of England in the olden time Vol 2 – J Nash (1839)The mansions of England in the olden time Vol 3 – J Nash (1839)The mansions of England in the olden time Vol 4 – J Nash (1839)The modern geometrical stair-builder’s guide – S. De Graff (1845)The new and improved practical builder – P Nicholson 1837The old halls & manor houses of Yorkshire, with some examples of other houses built before the year 1700 – L AmblerThe Old Ludgings of Glasgow Pre-Reformation Manses, Etc – P Lugton 1901The open timber roofs of the Middle Ages illustrated by perspective and working drawings – R Brandon 1849The Practical brick and tile book – E. Dobson 1880The practical exemplar of architecture (Volume 1) – Macartney, M 1907The practical exemplar of architecture (Volume 2) – Macartney, M 1907The principles and practice of modern house-construction Vol 1 – G Sutcliffe (1899)The principles and practice of modern house-construction Vol 2 – G Sutcliffe (1899)The principles and practice of modern house-construction Vol 3 – G Sutcliffe (1899)The principles and practice of modern house-construction Vol 4 – G Sutcliffe (1899)The principles and practice of modern house-construction Vol 5 – G Sutcliffe (1899)The principles and practice of modern house-construction Vol 6 – G Sutcliffe (1899)The Rudiments of Architecture and Building for the Use of Architects … – John Bullock 1893The Rudiments of Masonry and Stonecuttin. Exhibiting the Principles of masonic projection – E Dobson 1869The science of brickmaking. With some account of the structure and physical properties of bricks – G Harris 1897The Small House For A Moderate Income – E WallickThe stone-cutter. …. different problems of stone-cutting, containing circle upon circle arches, ramp and twist, raking moulds, cant moulds – P. Heaton 1896The Story of brick – the permanence, beauty, and economy of the face brick house – American Face Brick AssociationWatertightness and traverse strength of masonry walls – D. E. ParsonsWhat makes the house beautiful; a collection of building details with measured drawings – H Peabody What your Books will look likeThe books will be scanned in exactly in the condition they are available to us.That means if a page has any marks on it, writing in the margin etc. that will also be scanned in. They are afterall, very old books and will inevitably shows signs of ageing, your scanned version will also reflect those signs of ageing Frequently Asked Questions Can I search the disk to find a particular book? Yes. 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