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Colour drawing of (German?) stained glass window, depicting St John. Reverse blank.

Postcard. Blank on reverse.

Image of part of stained glass window on front (events from life of unknown saint); on back, request from 'C.W.' via the Reverend E.P. Baker for a complimentary copy of the Glass-Painters Journal containing Baker's obituary of G McN Rushforth. Sent to JA Knowles. Dated 4th November 1938.

Three lights of a stained glass window depicting risen Christ, dedicated by parishoners to Roland Hayes, died 22nd March 1918 during the First World War.

Cartoon of a stained glass window, one light depicting risen Christ, holding crown, with scroll reading 'Death is Swallowed up in Victory' above him and 'In remembrance of those who died in the Great War' below him.

Cartoon of stained glass window, one light depicting risen Christ, holding crown, with scroll reading 'Death is Swallowed up in Victory' above him.

Three lights of a stained glass window depicting risen Christ, dedicated by parishoners to Roland Hayes, died 22nd March 1918 during the First World War.

Plaque dedicated 'by old comrades of the regiment' to the men of the Royal Scots Greys. From St Columbas United Reform Church, York.

Scroll, offering Charles Stewart, Marquess of Londonderry, the freedom of the city of Durham. Dated 6th October 1938.

Cartoon of two lights of a stained glass window, depicting St George(?) and a saint with an anchor (Nicholas??) (as in KNO/24/1830, but without dedications).

Two lights of a stained glass window, depicting St George(?) and a saint with an anchor (Nicholas??) dedicated to Samuel and Elizabeth Harding.

Two lights of a stained glass window - one depicting St George slaying the dragon, one depicting St Francis of Assisi (as in KNO/24/1825, but with dedications, to First World War casualties and Frank Cooper - 'Priest in charge of this church from 1910 - 1913' respectively).

Two lights of a stained glass window - one depicting St George slaying the dragon, one depicting St Francis of Assisi (as in KNO/24/1825, but with dedications, to First World War casualties and Frank Cooper - 'Priest in charge of this church from 1910 - 1913' respectively).

Two lights of a stained glass window - one depicting St George slaying the dragon, one depicting St Francis of Assisi (as in KNO/24/1825, but with dedications, to First World War casualties and Frank Cooper - 'Priest in charge of this church from 1910 - 1913' respectively).

Two lights of a stained glass window - one depicting St George slaying the dragon, one depicting St Francis of Assisi (as in KNO/24/1825, but with dedications, to First World War casualties and Frank Cooper - 'Priest in charge of this church from 1910 - 1913' respectively).

Two lights of a stained glass window - one depicting St George slaying the dragon, one depicting St Francis of Assisi.

Cartoon of stained glass windows - two lights, one with Christ as Good Shepherd (In memory of Godfrey Long); one with Christ as Light of the World (In memory of Jane Long).

Cartoon of stained glass windows - two lights, one with Christ as Good Shepherd (In memory of Godfrey Long); one with Christ as Light of the World (In memory of Jane Long).

Stained glass First World War memorial with angelic personifications of Peace and Victory.

Stained glass First World War memorial with angelic personifications of Peace and Victory.

Stained glass First World War memorial with angelic personifications of Peace and Victory.

Marked 'P28, O31.'

Cartoon of three lights of stained glass window, depicting St John , Jesus, and St Martin (as in KNO/24/1818, but with different captions and no dedication).

Three lights of a stained glass window, depicting St John (dedicated to Thomas Eadon), Jesus (dedicated to Sarah Ann Eadon), and St Martin (dedicated to M. Bowman).

Stained glass window with two lights, one depicting St Augustine, one depicting St Peter. Dedicated to memory of Rev. Arthur Ramsden, curate of the church 1911-1919.

Stained glass window showing three lights depicting St John the Evangelist, Jesus, and another male saint.

Stained glass window showing three lights depicting Circumcision of Jesus.

Stained glass window with two lights depicting St Margaret and St Clement, with tracery (same design as in KNO/24/1813 but without dedication).

Stained glass window, with two lights depicting St Margaret and St Clement. Dedicated to Margaret Argyles, d. Sept 13th 1916.

Cartoon of risen Christ, holding crown, with hand raised in blessing.

Image of two lights of a stained glass window, depicting a First World War soldier being presented to Jesus by an Angel, with scroll reading 'Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.' (Dedication beneath - to the memory of CQMS William Henry Brown d Sept 27 1916).

Image of two lights of a stained glass window, depicting a First World War soldier being presented to Jesus by an Angel, with scroll reading 'Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.' (dedication beneath, illegible).

Image of two lights of a stained glass window, depicting a First World War soldier being presented to Jesus by an Angel, with scroll reading 'Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.' (dedication beneath, illegible).

Image of two lights of a stained glass window, depicting a First World War soldier being presented to Jesus by an Angel, with scroll reading 'Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.' (dedication beneath, illegible).

Image of part of a stained glass window, depicting Christ as bishop(?), standing on pillar above scroll reading 'Be Thou Faithful Unto Death', dedicated to memory of Bradley Bamforth, d. April 3 1918.

Cartoon from a stained glass window, depicting Christ as bishop(?), standing on pillar (as in KNO/24/1806 but without text on scrolls).

Image of part of a stained glass window, depicting Christ as bishop(?), standing on pillar above scroll reading 'Be Thou Faithful Unto Death', dedicated to memory of Bradley Bamforth, d. April 3 1918.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoon for whole stained glass window, depicting the Crucifixion.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoon for whole stained glass window, depicting the Crucifixion.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoon for whole stained glass window, depicting the Crucifixion.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoon for whole stained glass window, depicting the Crucifixion.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoon for whole stained glass window, depicting the Crucifixion.

Marked 'P95. O99.'

The article refers to a glazier in 1338.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoons for two lights: risen Christ in one, kneeling disciples in other. '...erected by their son Leonard AD 1914' written across bottom of cartoons.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoons for two lights: Jesus in one, Mary(?) kneeling by a lily in the other. '72 years and his wife Hannah Weddell' written across bottom of cartoons.

Glass plate negative depicting cartoons for two lights: Christ on the Cross (with snake at his feet) in one, mourners(?) praying in other. '...memory of Robert James Shield' written across bottom of cartoons.

Depicting cartoons for two lights: Adam and Eve and the Snake in one, Angel with flaming sword in the other. 'To the Glory of God' and 'In for ever grateful' at bottom of cartoons.

Cartoon of Mary at the annunciation.

Cartoon of Mary at the annunciation.

Two lights from Fifteen Last Days / Pricke of Conscience window at All Saints North Street, showing kneeling male and female figures.

Two panels from the Fifteen Last Days/Pricke of Conscience Window. Includes the top panel, showing graves full of a selection of bones; and the bottom panel: man cowering in disordered landscape.

Two panels from the Fifteen Last Days/Pricke of Conscience Window. Includes the top panel: man and woman on deathbed attended by Death; bottom panel: graves open, with mourners standing around.

Close up of two panels from stained glass windows, depicting male and female kneeling figures.

Marked 'P53, O53'.

Yorke Window at St John's Micklegate, with paper stuck to the plate to frame the St Christopher light.

Four lights of stained glass window depicting St George slaying a dragon, a noble, a bishop, and St Christopher carrying the Christ child.

Close up of one light of stained glass window depicting Corpus Christi.

Two lights of a stained glass window, with the upper parts depicting Corpus Christi and St George slaying dragon(?); the lower parts depicting donors. Includes Sir Richard Yorke and his sons.

Stained glass panel depicting several novitiates, including a religious guild.

Image of four-panelled stained glass window, with three panels depicting scenes from the Passion of the Christ. Believed to be from Lord St Oswald's collection.

Stained glass window, depicting various scenes from the lives of Mary and Jesus, including Mary arising to heaven in the middle panel. Includes German text and manufactured from Swiss glass.

Two lights of a stained glass window (as in KNO/24/1781, but zoomed in).

Four lights of the stained glass window depicting scenes from the life of Christ.

Celluloid image of the complete window.

Marked 'P86, O65'.

Four lights of a stained glass window, depicting different saints, donors, and crests. Includes saints and two religious guilds.

Four lights of a stained glass window, each depicting different saints and crests. Includes St Peter, St Paul, St Hugh and St William.

Detail showing St William, shirtless in his sickbed, attended by monks and other people.

Circular panel of stained glass showing a man with an axe about to kill an ox, whilst another person holds its head and horns. Marked as a Flemish roundel.

Circular panel of stained glass showing Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, both holding the forbidden fruit, with the serpent coiled around the tree above them.

Part of a stained glass window, depicting the marriage of Tobias and Sara, attended by angels.

Part of a stained glass window depicting the marriage of Mary and Joseph.

Part of the stained glass window, depicting a marriage ceremony. Medieval.

Part of a stained glass window, depicting several monks in prayer before a bishop.

Part of stained glass window, depicting the Crucifixion.

Marked 'P8. O2.'

Photo of a stained glass window detail, showing a priest giving mass. Medieval.

Glass plate negative showing an image of several fragments of corroded glass with various patterns on.

Glass plate negative showing a bearded, haloed head in stained glass, with corrosion along lines of painting.

Part of a Winchester window.

Photo image of the Winchester window, taken from distance.

Three lights of stained glass window depicting different bishops.

Photo image of whole, large stained glass window.

Close up of stained glass panel, depicting St William in bishop's vestments with hand raised in Benediction (same image as in KNO/24/1761, but a nearer close up).

Close up of stained glass panel, depicting St William in bishop's vestments with hand raised in Benediction.

Parts of three lights from stained glass window, depicting Saints & Bishops Paulinus, Chad, & Nicholas.

Three lights of large multi-panel window.

Acetate negative showing two panels of the Acts of Mercy window from All Saints North Street. Upper panel depicting men in stocks being visited by another man, lower panel depicting two kneeling donor figures (male and female).

Two lights of stained glass window.

Three lights of East Window from Holy Trinity Goodramgate, depicting St John Evangelist, Jesus after crucifixion and St John the Baptist.

Photo image, depicting whole east window from Holy Trinity Goodramgate.

Part of stained glass window showing Saints Joachim, Anne and Mary (crowned) and another small child(?). Medieval.

Part of stained glass window showing Saints Joachim, Anne and Mary (crowned) and another small child(?). Medieval.

Powers: Angels and Archangels. Image of two panels of stained glass window - angels in armour in upper panel ('powers'); angels with trumpets in lower panel.

Virtues and Principalities (skull caps). Image showing two panels of stained glass window: crowned angels in upper panel, skull-capped angels in lower panel.