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Bow Bells Festival, 1683-1983: St Mary-Le-Bow Church, Cheapside, London Bow Bells Festival, 1683-1983: St Mary-le-Bow Church, Cheapside, London EC2 Bow Bells Festival, 1683-1983: St Mary-le-Bow Church, Cheapside, London EC2, British Society, stained glass, London, Journal of the British Society of Master Glass Painters, Heraldry Society, Oxford University Press, Coventry Cathedral Pitkin Pictorials Ltd, Royal Commission on Historical Monuments, Edmund Farrer Suffolk Heraldry Society, Church Recorders, William Browne, The History, History of Suffolk, Buildings John Harvey John Baker, Edmund Farrer Suffolk Heradlry Society, Suffolk Churches, Leadenhall Press, Illustrated Guide, British Broadcasting Corporation, York Minster, The Very Reverend Pitkin Pictorials Limited, England, Christopher Woodforde St. Giles, Official Guide, Cobham Church, Anne Haward British Society of Master Glass Painters, Cheshire Antiquarian Society RED HANGOVER, Courtenay Arthur Ralegh Radford, Mercy Gramercy': A Study of Henry of Grosmont, The reduced population and wealth of early fifteenth-century Suffolk, Solr in action, The First Book of Urizen, The Precambrian inlier at Martley, Worcestershire: Martley Rock rediscovered by, THE KNICKERBOCKER FAMILY, A writer's notebook: Unlocking the writer within you, The New England Historic Genealogical Society, Charles Dickens "Bow Bells" Festival, 1683-1983: St Mary-le-Bow Church, Cheapside, London EC2 anon St Mary-le-Bow Church : London short guide to the church, modern windows "De convenientia et cohaerentia antiqui et novi operis;" Medieval conservation, restoration, patiche and forgery. Madeline Harrison Caviness Gebr. Mann Verlag : Berlin as titled, using various exmaples of European stained glass "My Lorde Cardinall's Lodgynges": Hampton Court Ernest Law George Bell and Sons : London a guide published on the occasion of the opening of Cardinal Wolsey's rooms to the public 8e Colloque du CVMA - Conference Papers in French English German- 25 Sept-1 Oct 1972 Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi : Laboratory of Research of Historical Monuments 14 Stained Glass Walks in London: First Edition Caroline Swash Malvern Arts Press Ltd : Malvern, 2002 A Guide To Fourteen Stained Glass Walks In London In Chronological Order (With Illustrations) 17th Century Painted Glass at Little Easton: 17th Century Painted Glass at Little Easton: Essex Journal: Spring 1977, Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 3-10 Michael Archer Phillimore : Chichester, Sussex six scenes from the Life of Christ in the family chapel of the Little Easton parish church, installed there in 1857. Originally from the chapel of Easton Lodge built in 1621 by William Lord Maynard and probably painted by Baptista Sutton, an assistant of the Glaziers Company in 1638 54 - 64 Painting and Sculpture of a Decade anon The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation : London An international survey of painting and sculpture produced between 1954 and 1964 A Book of Lettering Reynolds Stone A. and C. Black : London a variety of fonts illustrated A Book of Ornamental Glazing Quarries: collected and arranged from ancient examples Augustus Wollaston Franks John Henry Parker : London examples of quarries, coloured, from various locations in England, some in the collection of Charles Winston, with aphabetical index to locations. A Book of Sundry Draughtes, Principaly Serving for Glasiers: And not Impertinent for Plasterers, and Gardiners, Besides Sundry other Professions anon Leadenhall Press : London "quaint old treasury of decorated drawings for leaded glass" A Brief Guide to the Two Churches of the Holy Trinity, Wentworh John Anthony Harrison : Wentworh short history and guide; description of late 19th-early 20th century stained glass A Burne-Jones Window: Vol. XV No. 1 Martin Harrison British Society : London 1972-73 The Author's Examination Of The Man Hours Spent On The Making Of The 'Tree Of Jesse' And 'Creation' Windows A Catalogue of Netherlandish and North-European Roundels in Britain, Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi, Great Britain Summary Catalogue 1 William Cole Published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press : Oxford 1993 A Catalogue of the Portraits: Referring to Norfolk and Norwich Men, or to those otherwise connested with the County and City anon The Free Library of Norwich : Norwich a list of portraits preserved in portfolios in the library A Child's LIfe of Saint Thomas More Teresa Lloyd Catholic Truth Society : London Life and Death of Thomas More, from a Catholic perspective A Church and its People Through 900 Years: St. Peter's, Tiverton - 1073-1973 anon Maslands : Tiverton short history and guide; passing mention of stained glass - none earlier than the 2nd half of the 19th century A Cloud of Witnesses: Sermon by the Very Rev. J. Armitage Robinson, D.D., Dean of Wells, at the Blessing of the newly-restored Seven Choir Windows of Tewkesbury Abbey, March 25th, 1925. J. Armitage Robinson R.A. Newman : Tewkesbury as titled A Compendium of Pevsner's Buildings of England: on Compact Disc Nikolaus Pevsner OUP : Oxford 1995 A Compendium Of Pevsner's Buildings of England On Compact Disc Michael Good Oxford University Press : Oxford, 1995 A General Guide To The Set-up And Running of The CD A Delineator of Ancient Painted Glass: Number Five George Benson British Society : London 1926 A biography of the artist A Description, accompanied by Sixteen Colour Plates, of The Splendid Decorations Recently Made to The Church of St. Neot, in Cornwall at the Sole Expense of The Reverend Richard Gerveys Grylls: To Which are Prefixed, Some Collections and Translations respecting St. Neot, and the former state of His Church J.P. Hedgeland Printed for J.P. Hedgeland : London The medieval stained glass at St. Neots was in a sorry state when the patron of the living, The Reverend Richard Gerveys Grylls, "had the whole placed in the hands of Mr. Hedgeland, an able and celebrated artist, residing in London, who has most carefully preserved every fragment of the ancient painting, and supplied deficiencies in a manner so perfectly like the former, as not to be distinguishable form it; and, through Mr. Grylls' unexampled liberality, some whole windows are added..." Sixteen colored (hand-painted?) plates of the windows. A Dictionary of Saints Donald Attwater Burns and Oates : London biographies of saints, organised alphabetically A Directory of Stained Glass Windows British Society of Master Glass Painters BSMGP : London 1966 A Directory of Stained Glass Windows The Earl Of Huston The British Society : London, 1966 A Directory Of Stained Glass Windows A Directory of Stained Glass Windows : Executed within the Past Twenty Years anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London list of international commissions by various firms and individuals from 1919-1939 A Directory of Stained Glass Windows : Executed within the Past Twenty Years anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London as titled, alphabetical by surname of artist or by name of firm; index of places A Directory of Stained Glass Windows anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London as titled, alphabetical by surname of artist or by name of firm; index of places A Directory of Stained Glass Windows Executed within the past 20 Years British Society of Master Glass Painters BSMGP : London 1939 A list of stained glass, its whereabouts and a brief description A Directory of Stained Glass Windows - 1949: executed with the past twenty years anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London lists of commissions by individuals and firms in Great Britain and abroad; no illustrations A Directory of Stained Glass Windows - 1952: executed with the past twenty years anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London lists of commissions by individuals and firms in Great Britain and abroad; no illustrations A Directory of Stained Glass Windows - 1958 anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London lists of commissions by individuals and firms in Great Britain and abroad; no illustrations A Directory of Stained Glass Windows - 1966 anon The British Society of Master Glass-Painters : London lists of commissions by individuals and firms in Great Britain and abroad; no illustrations A Factual Guide to Guildford Cathedral Annita Basset Guildford Cathedral : Guildford Crystal Cross A Fragile Inheritance Brown, Sarah and Strobl, Sebastian Church House Publishing : London, 2002 The care of stained glass and historic glazing: a handbook for custodians with colour photographs. A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 1 Bernard Burke Harrison and Sons : London as titled, organised alphabetically by surname and place of residence A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 2 Bernard Burke Harrison and Sons : London as titled, organised alphabetically by surname and place of residence A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire Bernard Burke Harrison : London as titled A Gift of Thirteenth Century Stained Glass: A Gift of Thirteenth Century Stained Glass: The Bulletin of the Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester, New York: June, 1929, Vol. 1, No. 6 anon The Memorial Art Gallery : Rochester, New York a gift to the museum of a lancet window from Bourges and a pair of quatrefoil medallions from Paris A Guide of English Gothic Architecture Samuel Gardner Cambridge University Press : Cambridge introduction, glossary and c. 175 plates of various parts of English cathedrals, churches and other buildings - towers, windows and tracery (not stained
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