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Rare books from the Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections

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Bagby Furniture Company Spring 1916 Catalogue No. 53. Baltimore, MD: Bagby Furniture Company. []

The Book of Little Houses. Countryside Manuals. New York: The MacMillan Company, 1914. []

Collier-Barnett Company. “Bilt-Well” Mill Work for the Interior and Exterior of Every Home of Comfort. Toledo, OH: Collier-Barnett Co., 1919. []

Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America. The Heart of the Home. Cleveland, OH: Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America, 1927. []

Fred T. Hodgson. Hodgson’s Low Cost American Homes. Chicago, IL: Frederick J. Drake and Company, 1904. []

Fred T. Hodgson. Practical Bungalows and Cottages for Town and Country. Chicago, IL: Frederick J. Drake and Company, 1916. []

Jackson, Allen W. . New York: McBride, Nast & Company, 1912.[Find it at UT Libraries]

The Marietta Chair Company. Illustrated Catalogue, 1889 & 1890. Marietta, Ohio: E. R. Alderman and Sons, 1890. []

William L. Price. Model Houses for Little Money. New York: Doubleday and McClure Company, 1898. []

National Fire Proofing Company. A Book of House Designs: Attractive, Economical, Durable, Fireproof. Pittsburgh, PA: National Fire Proofing Company, 1910. []

Charles E. White, Jr. The Bungalow Book. New York: MacMillan Company, 1923. [Ask about this book]

Wilson, Henry. The Wilson Bungalow. Chicago: Henry Wilson, 1910.[]

E. W. Stillwell and Co. West Coast Bungalows. Los Angeles: Stillwell and Co, 1922.[]

E. W. Stillwell and Co. Representative California Homes. Los Angeles: Stillwell and Co, 1922.[]

National Fire Proofing Company. A Book of House Designs: Attractive, Economical, Durable, Fireproof. Pittsburgh, PA: National Fire Proofing Company, 1910. []

Chapter Two: Arts and Crafts and Housing, 1900-1940 (Case Title Label, above the exhibit case)

Overview of exhibits on the top shelf

The Marietta Chair Company. Illustrated Catalogue, 1889 & 1890 (Marietta, Ohio: E. R. Alderman and Sons, 1890). On the right: Illustration from page 56 the book

National Fire Proofing Company. A Book of House Designs: Attractive, Economical, Durable, Fireproof (Pittsburgh, PA: National Fire Proofing Company, 1910).

Bilt-Well Kitchen Cabinet, BW 1074 (Illustration). Source: Collier-Barnett Company. “Bilt-Well” Mill Work for the Interior and Exterior of Every Home of Comfort, p. 261.

Collier-Barnett Company. “Bilt-Well” Mill Work for the Interior and Exterior of Every Home of Comfort. (Toledo, OH: Collier-Barnett Co., 1919).

Overview of exhibits on the middle shelves

LEFT: Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America. The Heart of the Home. (Cleveland, OH: Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America, 1927). RIGHT: William L. Price. Model Houses for Little Money. (New York: Doubleday and McClure Company, 1898).

Fred T. Hodgson. Practical Bungalows and Cottages for Town and Country. (Chicago, IL: Frederick J. Drake and Company, 1916).

Exterior and Floor plan, W 925 (Illustration). Source: E. W. Stillwell and Co. West Coast Bungalows. Los Angeles: Stillwell and Co, 1922

The Pelham Floor plan (Illustration) Source: Better Homes at Lower Cost (Washington, D.C.: Standard Homes Co., c1928), p. 9

Overview of exhibits on the middle shelf, right corner

Bagby Furniture Company Spring 1916 Catalogue No. 53. (Baltimore, MD: Bagby Furniture Company).

Pittsburgh Glass (Illustration). Source: Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. Practical Suggestions for the Interesting Use of Glass and Paint in Your Home, p. 102

Pittsburgh Glass (Illustration). Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. Practical Suggestions for the Interesting Use of Glass and Paint in Your Home, p. 107.

E. W. Stillwell and Co. West Coast Bungalows and Representative California Homes. (Los Angeles: Stillwell and Co, 1922).

TOP: Charles E. White, Jr. The Bungalow Book. (New York: MacMillan Company, 1923). BOTTOM: Wilson, Henry. The Wilson Bungalow. (Chicago: Henry Wilson, 1910).

Overview of exhibits on the bottom shelf

Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America. The Heart of the Home. (Cleveland, OH: Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America, 1927).

LEFT: Jackson, Allen W. The Half-Timber House. (New York: McBride, Nast & Company, 1912). RIGHT: National Fire Proofing Company. (The Natco Bungalow. Boston: Rogers and Manson Company, 1913).