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Some Architectural Leadwork. Article VII-Scottish Lead Spires
08/1906 | 41 | 9
Pages: 304-307+310-312
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Author:
Weaver, Lawrence (Weaver, Lawrence)
Subjects
buildings:
Saint Nicholas Church, Aberdeen, Scotland, Great Britain
dates:
1600-1699
places:
Scotland / Aberdeen
subjects:
Spires / Campaniles / Towers / Churches / Cathedrals / Lead / Metalwork / Architecture / Symbolism (artistic concept) / Documents
subjects:
Scottish sculpture / Scottish
Illustrations
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10. St. Ninian's, Leith.
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8. A Reproduction of Part of the Prospect of Old Aberdeen in Slezer's 'Theatrum Scotiae, 1693.' St. Machar's Cathedral. King's College.
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9. Early Burgh Seal, Aberdeen.
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Plate I. Fig. 1. St. Nicholas Church, Aberdeen (Spire Destroyed in 1874). Photograph by Wilson Bros., Aberdeen. Scottish Lead Spires
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Plate I. Fig. 2. St. John's Church, Perth, Photograph by Valentine & Sons, Dundee. Scottish Lead Spires
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Plate II. Fig 6 Roof Panel from St. Nicholas', Aberdeen. Scottish Lead Spires
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Plate II. Fig. 3. Gordon s College, Aberdeen. Scottish Lead Spires
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Plate II. Fig. 4. St. Mary Magdalen, Edinburgh. Scottish Lead Spires
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Plate II. Fig. 5. King's College Chapel, Aberdeen. Scottish Lead Spires
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Plate II. Fig. 7. Lead Mask, Aberdeen Three inches Long). Scottish Lead Spires