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Brickwork
Vols I and II
Gerard Lynch
These two volumes offer an in depth guide to all aspects of brickwork and bricklaying
practice.
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Conservation of Historic Brick
Structures
Eds N. Baer, S. Fitz and R. Livingston
This book
examines the causes of decay and the treatment and methods of
conserving brickwork and
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Gauged Brickwork
Gerard Lynch
This
practical handbook uses diagrams and photographs to describe each stage
of the process of gauged
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The Geology of Building Stones
John Allen Howe
Written in
1910, this offers very detailed information on
the appearance and qualities of the various types
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Practical Stone Masonry
P. R. Hill and J. C. E. David
The first major book
in nearly seventy years on the craft of the stonemason, this book addresses
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Masonry Bricklaying and Plastering
Robert Scott Burn
This reprint of the 1871 work includes a
large number of exquisite drawings of different parts of buildings,
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Modern Practical
Masonry
Edmund George Warland
One of the
classic works in the field of stone masonry, this book,
first published in 1929, remains
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Practical Architecture
Charles William Pasley
First written in 1826
for a course primarily concerned with building
construction, concentrating
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Processes of Urban Stone Decay
Edited by
B J Smith and P A Warke
Offers a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of decay processes. It
shows the range
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Stone Cleaning
and the nature, soiling and decay
mechanisms of stone
Edited by Robin G. M. Webster
A
great deal of research has been undertaken into the cleaning
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Stone Decay:
Its Causes and Controls
Eds B.J. Smith and A.V Turkington
This volume
offers valuable insights into the nature of decay processes
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Stone Conservation
Principles and Practice
Edited by Alison Henry
With contributions from
leading stone conservation practitioners.
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The Weathering of
Natural Building Stones
R.J. Schaffer
This
important study, first published in 1932, provides a general account of the
factors which cause decay
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