An architectural dictionary, containing a correct nomenclature and derivation of the terms employed by architects, builders, and workmen. Exhibiting, in a perspicuous point of view, the theory and practice of the various branches of architecture, in carpentry joinery, masonry, bricklaying, and their dependence on each other: the science necessary to be understood; and the lives of the principal architects. The whole forming a complete guide to the science of architecture and the art of building. In two volumes.

NICHOLSON, John

Edité par Printed by J. Barfield,, 1819

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4to. iv, [ix] - xlvi, 475, 260; [2], 261 - 913, [1] p. Two volumes. 281 engraved plates as called for in Instructions to the Binder. The General Index is bound before the text in Vol. I and in this issue there is no List of Subscribers called for which accounts for the gap in the pagination of the prelims. Contemporary diced calf neatly rebacked and corners restored as necessary. Spines with blind tooling and greek key roll on wide bands. Original marbled endpapers preserved. Occasional light spotting, mainly to blank margins, otherwise internally clean and tight. A handsome set. N° de réf. du vendeur 4634

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Titre : An architectural dictionary, containing a ...

Éditeur : Printed by J. Barfield,

Date d'édition : 1819