A Glossary Of Terms In Grecian, Roman, Italian And Gothic Architecture
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dewabit Template julianhouse The Home of Opportunity Offering direct support to the socially excluded Not just changing lives - saving lives Title: A Glossary of Terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian and Gothic ArchitectureAuthor: John Henry ParkerPublisher:... John Henry Parker/David BogueISBN 10: ISBN 13: DESCRIPTIONThe Fourth Edition Enlarged. Two volumes bound in brown leather with raised bands to the spine, blind tooling to the boards, red coloured edges, marbled endpapers. Binder's label from Carss & Co of Glasgow and previous owner's bookplate to each front pastedown. The 4th, enlarged edition in which the second volume consists of 164 full page plates of woodcuts. Lacking the third volume of woodcuts. Volume one is the text volume (x, 416pp) and is decorated with vignettes throughout. Volume two has 23 pages of text and 164 plates. A third volume was produced (lacking here).Spine is dulled and there is expected shelf rubbing; spine titles were originally in gilt on labels - vol 1 is missing the title label, vol 2 its volume number. Very lightly used, binding exceptionally tight in both volumes. Occasional spotting and minor foxing, but overall an excellent set of this now scarce work. GBP 60.00 Buy it now Add to watchlist Ask us a question About Julian House At its foundation, Julian House was set up to offer direct support to some of the most marginalised people in society – the homeless. Initially this was limited to offering food and shelter. Over time other projects and services have been developed which not only address the symptoms of homelessness but also the underlying reasons why men and women are forced onto the streets. Indeed, projects such a our social enterprises are targeted at preventing people becoming homeless by engaging them in meaningful activities, training and preparation for employment. The work is often challenging and our staff and volunteers work under considerable pressure to achieve incredible outcomes.We currently have six charity shops; two in Bath; one in Frome; one in Chippenham; one in Thornbury and our newest one in Trowbridge, all offering good quality items at great prices. We pride ourselves on offering a great service in a well presented customer friendly environment. Our shops and eBay sales play an important role funding our front line services. 100% of your eBay purchase goes towards our work. Free auction template by dewabit - your listing tool for ebay
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