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'Hôtel de Ville a Chesterfield (Angleterre), Mr Paul Normand, Architecte.'

From 'Le Réceuil d'Architecture', vol 13, no. 46, Architecture Civile, Edifices administratifs, Hôtel de Ville, Prèfectures P 33'

Nine postcard views of notable buildings at Cambridge, mounted on one sheet.

• Cambridge from Castlehill'
• 'The Great Court Trinity College Cambridge'
• 'St. John's College Cambridge' (2)
• 'Gate of Honour Caius College Cambridge'
• 'King's College Chapel & Gate Cambridge'
• 'St. John's Chapel Cambridge'
• 'Kings College Chapel'
• 'Bridge of Sighs St Johns College Cambridge'

'A.R. Quinton'

Three more postcards are missing.

'The Retreat Lakenheath, Suffolk'
'A.N. Prentice London'

From 'Moderne Bauformen, Julius Hoffmann Verlag, Stuttgart'.

Plans, photographs and postcard views of New Earswick Garden Suburb.

Cities Exhibition.

'The Joseph Rowntree Village Trust Cocoa Works York' all three photographs endorsed on reverse in manuscript in ink.

'Map showing housing conditions in Manchester & Salford'
'The Edinburgh Geographical Institute'
'John Bartholomew & Co. Edinburgh'
'Drawn, Engraved, and Printed for the Citizen's Association of Manchester 1904'

Anon.

Scale: 2 1/2 inches : 1 mile

'Moravian Burying Ground Chelsea Suggested Garden'

Anon.

Scale: 6 cm to 100 feet

'4' endorsed top left corner.

'J What[ ]' watermark in top left corner.

'Paultons [sic] Square Chelsea Suggested Re-arrangement of North End'

Anon.

Scale: 6 cm to 50 feet

'6' endorsed top left corner.

Plan and view of Hampstead Garden Suburb, London.

'Staffordshire sheet XXXVII. S.E.' [Ordnance survey map].
'Surveyed in 1878-79, revised in 1900, reprint in 1905'

Anon.

Scale : 6 inches to 1 mile

'Paulton’s Square Chelsea Suggested Re-arrangement of North End'

Anon.

Scale: 6 cm to 100 feet

'5' endorsed top left corner.

'[ ] man 1905' watermark in bottom right corner.

Small architectural sketch on reverse.

Plan and two perspectives of proposed improvement at King’s Road in Chelsea.

Anon.

Braham Hall, Cheshire.

'Joseph Nash'
'JN 1841'

Plate XV from Joseph Nash, 'The Mansions of England in the Olden Time', ed. by Charles Holme, introduced by Charles Harrison Townsend (London, 1906).

'Bristol Royal Infirmary'
'Messrs. H. Percy Adams, [...] and Charles H. Holden, [...] Architects'

From an unidentified publication.

'Ardenrum Place, Surrey'
'The entrance porch'
'E. Newton, Architect' endorsed in manuscript in pencil bottom right corner.

'The Bournville Village Trust. Portion laid out for Building, 1906.'
'-15.' added in manuscript in pencil.
'Estate Office Bournville 1906.'

Anon.

Scale: 1 inch to 175 feet