Geldart (Rev. Ernest) The Art of Garnishing Churches at Christmas and other times, revised, enlarged edition, errata slip, lithographed plates, price lists printed on blue paper, original cloth, spine faded, light water-staining to upper edge, Cox Sons, Buckley & Co., 1882 § Barber (Mary) Some Drawings of Ancient Embroidery, 30 lithographed plates, most chromolithographed, plate 13 lacking portion from lower margin, original decorated cloth, gilt, rebacked preserving old spine and repaired, London & Manchester, 1880 § Ballantine (James) A Treatise on Painted Glass..., 8 lithographed plates, 5 chromolithographed, hand-coloured text illustrations, original cloth, Edinburgh, 1845 § [Winston (Charles)] An Inquiry into the Difference of Style observable in Ancient Glass Paintings..., 2 vol., plates, some colour, original cloth, gilt, rebacked, Oxford, 1847 § Lambert (Frances) Church Needlework, plates and illustrations, some foxing, modern half roan, 1844, all but the first first editions, all rubbed; and 14 others on medieval and church architecture and furnishings including a French trade catalogue of church plate, v.s. (20)

⁂ The first includes an appendix of an important trade catalogue from the firm of church furnishers Cox, Sons, Buckley & Co. of Southampton St., London, an expanded version of the first edition of 1868 with additional plates and price lists. The plates depict an array of furnishings including illuminated texts, banners, flower holders & troughs, altar vases, candlesticks, altar crosses & lecterns etc., all in Gothic style mostly derived from Pugin and Butterfield.