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Architectural Plans of Historic English Churches

Embark on a journey through history with this exceptional collection of architectural plans featuring three renowned English churches: Saint Lawrence's Church in Evesham, Saint Nicholas' Church in Islip, and Saint Mary's Church in Knighton. These plans offer a rare glimpse into the architectural prowess of the past, capturing the essence of English Gothic and medieval designs.

Uniquely Detailed Original Plans

Each plan is an original, meticulously preserved from the pages of the American Architect and Building News, February 18, 1888. The plans, measuring 17 by 13 inches, are accompanied by a finely detailed and shrink-wrapped image, ensuring their preservation. These plans are a testament to the craftsmanship of their time, offering an unparalleled opportunity to study and appreciate the architectural details of these historic buildings.

• Extremely Rare Find: This collection is extremely hard to find, as the Building News had a very small circulation, and very few pictures like these were preserved.
• Finely Detailed: The plans are finely detailed, capturing the intricate designs and architectural elements of each church.

Perfect for Collectors and Historians

Whether you are an architecture enthusiast, a historian, or a collector of rare documents, this collection is a must-have. The plans are not only visually stunning but also historically significant. They provide a unique perspective on the architectural heritage of England, allowing you to delve into the past and understand the architectural evolution of these churches.

• High-Quality Presentation: The plans are presented with a mat border and foam core backing, measuring approximately 20 by 16 inches with the mat border, for easy display and study.
• VG+ Condition: Despite being over a century old, the plans are in VG+ condition, with light browning along the edges and some light crinkling, but no significant damage to the content.