I posted the two images in question - though not quite sure why I posted the cover.  But I am no longer interested in convincing a robot that it's okay to use them, so will post it here and if the keepers of the article want them, or different ones, or whatever, than they can figure it out.  The folio that they are scanned from was published in 1927 and does not claim to be copyrighted.  By that time Pugin's drawings were 75 (or whatever) years old and probably copyright free.  Perhaps using the cover was a bad idea,  but it is in a section of the article discussing publication,  but I think the drawings are an asset to the article.  perhaps I should just let the delitionists have at these and then post others with a more carefully picked copyright (or lack there-of) tag.  Any ideas?