The Carpenter's Pocket Direcory; containing the beſt methods of framing timbers of all figures and dimenſione, with their 1 ſeveral parts; as Hoors, roofs in ledgments, their length and backings; truſſed roofs, ſpires, and domes; truffing girders, 1 partitions, and bridges, with abutments; centering for arches, vaults,&c. cutting ſtone ceilings, groins, Xc. with their moulds: centres for drawing Gothic arches, ellipſes,&c. With the plan and ſections of a barn. Engraved on twenty-four

2 d* » with explanations, forming the moſt complete and uſeful work of che kind yet publiſned. By MV. Pain, Architect

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be Builder s Complete A'hlant; or, a Library of Arts and Sciences, abſolutely neceſſary to be underſtood by Builders and kmen ir

generaſ, viz. I. Arithmetick, vulgar and decimal, in whole numbers and fractions. 2. Geometry, lineal, ad ſolid. 3. Architecture, univerſal. 4. Menſuration.. Plain trigonometry. 6. Surveying of land,&c. 1— 6—. 9 8—

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aic powers. 8. Hydroſtaticks. IIluſtrated by above thirteen hundred exan ples of lines, ſuperficies, ſolids, ldings, pedeſtals, columpns, pilaſters, entablatures, pediments, impoſts, block cornices, ruſtic quoins, fronti pi arcades, porticos,&c. proportioned by modules and minutes, according to Andrea Palladio; and by equal wile gEreat varieties of truſſe d roofs, tin aber brid; 68, centerings, arches, groins, twiſt ed rails, comp: rtmen 18, O pedeſtals for buſtos, ſun-dials, fonts,&c. and methods for r- iling heavy bodies by the force of levers, pulleys, axes in peri- 5—

trochio, ſerews, and wedges; as allo water, by the common pun 5, Crané,&c. wherein the properties and preſfure of the

air on water,&c. are explained. The whole exemplified by 77 large quarto copper-plates, by Batty Langley. The fourth 34 1 3 614 S LPl 2 3 edition, 2 vol. royal octavo, bound, 128.

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Doſigns in Architeétur«; conſiſting of plans, elevations, and ſections for temples. baths caſſines, pavilions, garden ſeats, obeliſks

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and other gs: for decorating pleaſure-grounds, parks, foreſts,&c.&c. By Jobn Soan. Engraved on thirty-eight

1 copper- plates, imperial octavo, ſewéd, 6s.

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Groteſque Architenure, or Rural Amuſement; conſiſting of plans, elevations, and ſections, for huts, ſummer and winter hermit- ages, retreats, terminaries, Chineſe, Gothic, and natural grottos, caſcades, ruſtic ſeats, barns, moſques, moreſque pavi- lions, groteſque ſeats, green-houſes,&c. nany of which may be executed with flints, irregular ſtones, rude branches ¹ and roots of trees; containing twenty-eight new defigns, with ſcales to each. By II. W'right, Architect. Octavo,

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Tbe Temple Builder's moßi uſeful Companion: containing original deſigns in the Greek, Roman, and Gothic taſte. By C. T. Overton. Engraved on fifty copper-plates, octavo, ſewed, 7s.

The Canpenter's Treaſure; a collection of deſigns for temples, with their plans; gates, doors, rails, and bridges, in the Gothie taſte, with centres at large for ſtriking Gothic curves and mouldings, and ſome ſpecimens of rails in the Chigeſe taſte forming a complete ſyſtem for rural decorations. By N. Mallis, Architect. Engraved on ſixteen plates, octavo, ſewed, 2s. 6d.

4 Gothie Architesure improbed by Rules and Proportions in many grand deſigns of columns, doors, windows, chimney-pieces, 4 arcades, colonnades, porticos, umbrellas, temples, pavilions,&c. with plans, elevations and profiles, geometricalſy exem- blified. By B. G T. Langley. To which is added, an Hiſtorical Diſcourſe on Gothic Architedure. On 64 plates, quarto

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bound, 158.

The Modern Joiner; or, a Collection of original Deſigns, in the preſent taſte, for chimney-pieces and door-caſes, with their mouldings and enrichments at large; frizes, tablets, ornaments for pilaſters, baſes, ſub-baſes and cornices for rooms, Rc. with a Table, ſhewing the proportion of chimneys, with the entablatures, to rooms of any fize. By N. Wallis,

Architect, quarto, 88.

Currus Ciwilis, or Genteel Deſigns for coaches, chariots, poſt-chaiſes, vis-à-vis, road and park phaetons, whiſkies, ſingle horſe chaiſes,&c. Elegantly engraved on thirty plates, quarto, ſewed, 108. 66.

An Eſſay on the Conſtruction and Building o† Cbimneys, including an enquiry into the common cauſes of their ſmoking, and the moſt effectual remedies for removing ſo intolerable a nuifance; with a Table to proportion chimneys to the fize of the room. Iluſtrated with proper figures. A new edition. By Robe’: Clavering, Builder, ſewed, 28. 6d.

4 The Manner of ſecuring all Sorts of Buildings from Fire; a treatiſe upon the conſtruction of arches made with bricks and plaſter, 2 5— 5 8...* 1 called flat arches; and of a roof without timber, called a brick roof: with ſome letters that paſſed between the Count D'Eſpie, Peter Wyche, and William Beckford, Efqrs. on this fubjecCt. Octavo, ſewed, 28.

Langley's Builder's Director, or Bench Mate; being a pocket treaſury of the Grecian, Roman, and Gothic orders of archi- tecture, made caſy to the meaneſt capacity, by near 500 examples, engraved on 184 copper-plates, 12mo. bound, 4s.

Langley's Builder's Jewel, bound, 4s. 6d. Hawney's Complete Meaſurer, 38

Hoppus's Meaſurer. Tables ready caſt, 28. 6d. Plate Glaſs Book, 48.

Every Man a Complete Builder; or eaſy Rules and Proportions for drawing and working the ſeveral parts of architecture. Ia which are given a plan, elevation, and ſection of the curious truſſed carpenter's work erected to ſupport the centre arch of Black-Friars Bridge, from an exact meaſurement. Compiled by Eaward Oakley. Octavo, ſewed, 48. 6d.

The Joiner and Cabinet Maker's Darling; containing ſixty different deſigns for all ſorts of frets, frizes,&c. ſewed, 38.

The Carpenter's Companion; containing thirty-three deſigns for all ſorts of Chineſe railing and gates. Octavo, ſewed, 28. 0 3 8 8 8 8 2

The Carpenter's Complete Guide to the whole Syſtem of Gothic Railing; containing thirty-two new deſigus, with ſcales to each. Octavo, ſewed, 28.

Tbe Carpenter's and Jeiner's Vade Mecum. By Robert Clavering and Company, ſewed, 2s.

A Geometrical Tievv of tbhe Five Orders of Columns in Arehitecture, adjuſted by aliquot arts; whereby the meaneſt capacity, by in- Sa 7 1— 2 aul uor Halts 3 ſpection, may delineate and work an entire order, or any part, of any magnitude required. On a large ſheet, Is.

Elevation of tbe New Briage at Black-Friars, with plan of the foundation and ſuperſtructure. By R. Baldwin. 12 inches by 48 inches, 58.

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Sions of the Machines and Centering uſed in erecting Black-Friars Bridge; drawn and engraved by

R. Baldwin, clerk of the work; on ſeven large plates, with explanations in French and Englifh. 10s. 6d, or with the elevation, 158.

levation of the Stone Briage built over the Severn, at Shrecuſbury; with plan of the foundation and ſuperſtructure, elegantly engraved by Rooker. 18. 6d.