The history and illustrations of a house in the Elizabethan style of architecture
Subtitle: the property of John Danby Palmer, Esq., and situated in the borough-town of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
By: by C.J. Palmer ; the drawings and engravings by H. Shaw.
Contributors: Palmer, John Danby; Shaw, Henry, 1800-1873.; Whittingham, Charles, 1795-1876 (printer); Wickwar, John, d. 1854 (binder)
Publisher: Printed for private distribution only
Published: 1838
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 43
Subjects: Architecture, Domestic -- England -- Great Yarmouth; Decoration and ornament, Architectural.
Other titles: Illustrations of domestic architecture in England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth
Notes: Issued also with title: Illustrations of domestic architecture in England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Plate [1] opposite t.p. marked: 'Private Plate, Proof'.

Text printed by C. Whittingham.

MASS copy 1: Lacking plate 25.

MASS copy 2: Plates printed directly onto the page and not mounted. Table of contents bound following plates.

MASS copy 1: With the bookplates of Thomas Parry and Ruari McLean; presentation copy from Fianach Jardine to Ruari McLean. Bound in half brown morocco with marbled paper covered boards.

MASS copy 2: Ex-libris Sir Thomas Phillipps; with the bookplates of John Roland Abbey and Ruari McLean. Bound in dark blue morocco, gilt, with tooled morocco doublures, and blue watered silk flyleaves.  Binder's stamp: Wickwar.