Handbook to the cathedrals of England
A plate-numbered architectural handbook by R. J. King, published in London by John Murray in 1869, aimed at travellers and students of English cathedrals. Its pictures are black-and-white line drawings of Gothic and Romanesque details such as a tall pinnacled bay, a shrine elevation, a choir screen and a carved west doorway, useful to a designer seeking historic ecclesiastical ornament and stone-architecture motifs.
