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Period: Medieval

Includes three fold-out maps - Alpine, Central European, and Asiatic trade routes.  Paperback.  20 pages.  Good condition.  Cat No 5079

Period: Medieval

Records thirty examples of medieval carved graffiti and a location ground plan.  Paperback.  12 pages. In good clean condition.  Cat No 5075

Period: Medieval

A record of medieval costume worn by sections of the populace from royalty down. Illustrated with a large number of b&w plates.  Hardback.  142 pages.  Some obvious spotting to end papers and a small inscribed bookplate, otherwise in good condition in a tight clean binding.

Period: Medieval

Catalogue of Medieval sculptures in the Bode Museum Berlin.  Illustrated with many b&w photographs.  Text in German.  Paperback.  64 pages.  Good condition. Cat No N213

Period: Medieval

A detailed description of those who led a partly or wholly peripatetic life during the C14th - Pedlars, Minstrels, Itinerants, Carters, Herbalists, Preachers, Pardoners, Pilgrims and Outlaws - and the roads, bridges, inns and sanctuary churches they might encounter.

Period: Medieval

A large and detailed study of early Medieval Flemish liturgical paintings that pre-date the later and better-known works of C15th painters such as Jan van Eyck.  Text in French.  A large volume in card covers.  124 pages (some uncut), plus 130 large b&w plates.

Period: Medieval

An academic treatise on the Medieval spiritual poem 'Dream of the Rood' dating from the English monastic movement of the C8th, a portion of whose heroic section is preserved in runes on the remarkable Ruthwell cross near Dumfries.

Period: Medieval

Comprises the expanded versions of two papers delivered at a conference on Dark Age Jewellery held at the British Museum in 1977 - 'Technical Properties as a Discriminant in Migration Jewellery' and Ornament Variation of Cast Saucer Brooches from the Upper Thames Region'.

Period: Medieval

A rich collection of twenty-three original essays presented as a tribute to George Henderson, Professor of Art at Cambridge University until 1996, and one of the 20th centuries greatest medieval art historians.

Period: Medieval

A festschrift of thirty-three essays on a wide variety of subjects related to Rigold's work as Principal Inspector of Ancient Monuments and Public Buildings to mark his death in 1980 and broadly reflecting his passion for medieval architecture and those examples from Kent in particular.