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Softcover. iv, 115 p.: 2 plates, 13 figures (1 folding); 25 cm. Includes index. (ISSN : 0308-5562) Early Iron Age sites at Stanton Harcourt / Ann Hamlin, p.1-19 : ill., maps, plans -- Notes ring-ditches -- The boundary and woodlands of Shotover Forest c.1298 / Edward Roberts, p.68-73 -- The church band at Swalcliffe [SS. Peter and Paul Church] / Maurice Byrne, p.79-83 -- Traces of Saxon nomadic life near Oxford. VG, sewn, in orig. tan wrapper. Corners lightly creased.

Frontis, xii, 172pp inc illustrations plus 9 single- sided plates. Embossed cloth, 23x15. Foxing to edges and first 32 pages, owners' bookplates (prob. Rev. Harcourt Skrine (1817-1886) of Sunbury-on-Thames), a good tight copy. A careful history and description of this notable church. Restoration was about to commence. The author was apparently Henry Addington.

Softcover. iv, [2], 439 p.: 121 figures (1 folding); 25 cm. Includes index. (ISSN : 0308-5562) Prehistoric Roman and Anglo Saxon settlement patterns at North Stoke -- Discoveries on Banbury road -- The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Chimney -- The early church at Cumnor -- Excavations in St Ebbe's, Oxford, 1967-1976 - 1 : late Saxon and medieval domestic occupation and tenements, and the medieval Greyfriars / Tom Grafton Hassall, p. 71-276 [supporting material on 6 microfiches, not present] -- Old Clothing factory site -- `Nomina villanorum et burgensium': Oxfordshire bynames before c. 1250 / David Postles, p. 287-309 -- The making of Henry of Oxford [d.1164] : Englishmen in a Norman world / K. S. B. Keats-Rohan, p.287-309 -- The devolution of the Honour of Wallingford, 1066-1148 -- The pre-history of an Oxford College : Hart Hall -- Jews in 18th-Century Oxford : further observations / Uriel Dann -- The triumph of Toryisn in Oxfordshire politics, 1754-1815 / David Eastwood -- Headington Quarry c.1820-1860 : a study of a 19th-century open village / Edna Mason -- `The Oxford Society for Promoting the Study of Gothic Architecture' and `The Oxford Architectural Society', 1839-1860 / David Prout, p. 379-91 -- The theatres of Oxford : forty years of family management / Paul Ranger -- Romano-British moulded heads from Shotover -- Saint Beornwald of Bampton: further references -- Going up to Oxford : Charles Weston's Account in 1748 -- The suppression of Terrae Filius in 1713 / William T. Gibson, p.410-413. VG, sewn, in orig. illus. wrapper. Corners lightly creased.

Softcover. iii, 254 p.: 26 plates, 60 figures (2 folding); 25 cm. Includes index. (ISSN : 0308-5562) Field work at Chastleton / Don Benson, p.1-9 : ill., map, plans -- A cemetery site at Queensford Mill, Dorchester / Brian Durham & Trevor Rowley, p.32-37 -- Roman finds from the Radcliffe Science Library extension, Oxford, 1970-1 / T. G. Hassall -- The `bird and branch' sceattas in the light of a find from Abingdon / David Michael Metcalf, p.51-65 : ill., maps -- Saxon features at Abingdon / Michael Avery & David Brown, p.66-81 : ill., maps -- The buildings of Godstow Nunnery / David Ganz, p.150-157 -- Excavations at Dorchester Abbey, Oxon. / C. J. K. Cunningham & J. W. Banks, p.158-164 : ill., map, plans -- `The Great Barn', Lewknor : the documentary evidence / Hilary L. Turner, p.187-191 : ill., maps, plans -- Pauper fortunes in Oxfordshire, 1660-1760 / John Redwood, p.208-214 -- The topographical collections of Henry Hinton (1749-1816) and James Hunt (1795-1857) / Mary Clapinson -- The horse-trams of Oxford, 1881-1914 / Harold W. Hart. VG, sewn, in lightly edgeworn orig. tan wrapper.

Softcover. vi, 219 p.: 18 plates, 27 figures; 25 cm. Includes index. (ISSN : 0308-5562) Excavations at Frilford, Berks. [adjacent to Noah's Ark Inn], 1937-38 / J. S. P. Bradford & R. G. Goodchild, p. 1-70: ill. -- Burford Priory / Walter H. Godfrey, p.71-88 p.6-10 of plates : ill., plans -- The Oxford Architectural and Historical Society, 1839-1939 / W. A. Pantin, p.174-194. VG, sewn, in orig. tan wrapper. Corners lightly creased.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good + overall. 105 full page stunning engraved plates of the English Gothic architectural details of York Minster, which contains the world's largest intact collection of Medieval stained glass. York Minster is the second largest Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe, begun in 1227 and taking more than 250 years to complete. The edifice displays the development of Gothic architecture from Early English to the Perpendicular Period. The volume includes engravings of the interior of the Chapter House, and the stained glass. Three quarter brown calf with brown & red marbled boards. Gilt title, raised bands, gilt rules at spine. Boards and spine rubbed. Internally, top of inner hinges starting, some loss to paper at top of hinges; scattered foxing throughout. Folio, 105 engraved plates of details and ornament, not paginated. OCLC: 12575100.

A scarce piece of Oxford ephemera. The Society for promoting the Study of Gothic Architecture was founded in 1839; renamed the Oxford Architectural Society in 1848; renamed the Oxford Architectural and Historical Society in 1860; merged with The Oxfordshire Archaeological Society in 1972 to become The Oxfordshire Architectural and Historical Society. In good condition, printed in black ink on a 15 x 11 cm piece of white India paper, laid down on a 22 x 18.5 cm grey card mount. At the foot of the design, in tiny letters, is engraved 'O. JEWITT. | DEL. & SC.' The engraving depicts an image of the Virgin in an alcove, within an ornate gothic architectural setting, with the coat of arms of Oxford University at her feet, and the words 'ARCHITEC . OXON | SIGIL . SOCIETATIS' along the borders; the whole enclosed within a vesica piscis. It is 9.5 cm high and 6 cm wide. At the bottom left of the mount is the inscription: 'With the Compts. Of the Secretaries - | A: A: May 1850.' At bottom right are the signatures 'Jn Portal' and 'Robert Wilmot'. See Jewitt's entry in the Oxford DNB. From the papers of Richard Harington, Principal of Brasenose College. Note: Not established whether ever used by the Society.