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The article was read at the Society of Architects and reprinted in The Builder magazine on 19 May 1922. Typescript with attached photographs.

Reprinted from the 'Antiquaries Journal'.

Reprinted from 'Yorkshire Archaeological Journal' 1955.

25 page typescript with handwritten annotations. The article was originally entitled 'How the money for windows was raised.'

The first article is handwritten with annotations, whilst the second is a typescript.

Image of stained glass window showing Ascension, from Le Mans Cathedral. Medieval.

Negative photo image showing the detail of stained glass, depicting the saints in the Le Mans Ascension window. Medieval.

Stained glass window showing Ascension, from Le Mans Cathedral. Medieval (as in KNO/24/780).

Negative photo image showing the upper and lower parts of the Le Mans Ascension window. Medieval.

Celluloid.

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.

Stained glass panel with fleur-de-lys design. LF28 May 1717 writen at top of panel, 'Fait par tournou' at bottom.

Reproduction from a book, showing a handwritten letter from Mr Miller to Mr Radcliffe(?), dated Feb 10 1819. In Thomas Wilmhurst's scrap book, now in the posession of E. Wyndham Hulme, Clare, Sevenoaks.

The certificate was issued in St Michael le Belfrey, York.

Marked 15/. Photograph of a baptismal shell (possibly made of actual shell?) with cross pattée handle.

Image of 19th century stained glass window depicting a monk ringing evensong.

Reproduction of a drawing of the chapel, with stained glass windows visible. Lithograph (no publisher's name or date) in Thomas Wilmshurst's scrap book.

Taking down glass to protect it from air raids.

Showing the whole of the 'the Prik of Conscience' window from All Saints North Street.

Medieval stained glass window. Appears to be the Pricke of Conscience window.

Believed to by St Michael le Belfrey, York. Glass plate negative depicting a saint (or Jesus?) with the Holy Dove flying down from above.

Believed to by St Michael le Belfrey, York. Glass plate negative photo of part of a stained glass window, depicting an Angel with sword raised in hand.

Medieval window showing three figures casting a bell. Pictures of bells in border of window.

Medieval window showing St William on horseback.

Medieval window. Very faded.

Reproduction from a book (captioned 'fig. 8, south window of dining room dial from light III. 5'), showing a line drawing of stained glass sundial, signed 'Bernard Dininckhoff feat. Ano 1585'.

From a drawing by Albert Durer. Portrait of a man (Probably Bernard Van Orley): London, Print Room, British Museum.

Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'

Three lights of stained glass window depicting different bishops.

The front cover of the notebook is seperate from the body of the book itself. Contains information about art pieces and pricings.

Reproduction from a book showing a picture of the border window, captioned '174. York Minster'.

The box contains numerous seals relating to a number of different families, and was most likely retained by John Ward Knowles.

Also includes a hand-drawn illustration for an article on Theophilus.

Gateway with black railings set into stone wall with sphinxes either side and statues on pillars above. Photo taken facing away from building. Glass plate negative.

House flanked by colonnades with raised forecourt. Glass plate negative.

The chapel was built c.1760. It is pictured here at the north end of the terrace, to the rear of Bramham Park. Glass plate negative.

Photo of brass alms dish (same motto as KNO/24/542 but different crest in centre).

Photo of plain metal altar cross.

Photo of metal altar cross with trefoil ends.

Photo of metal altar cross with trefoil ends (as in KNO/24/548).

One image of two crosses side by side - ornate metal altar cross with three-pronged ends (as in KNO/24/547) and plain metal altar cross (as in KNO/24/546).

One photo with two images - shields with IHS design on them.

£471.00

Marked Brannche and Walsstene.

The image shows a woman poisoned by eating a frog.

Marked 'From stock.'

The bundle includes newspaper cuttings and other notes collected by John Ward Knowles and relating to events in the city of Leeds, including obituaries. Also includes two souvenir programmes for the City of Leeds Tercentenary Celebrations, July 1926, and article from Woman's Home magazine entitled 'The Romance of Old China', one programme for the Leeds Musical Festival Album and one exercise book of newspaper cuttings entitled 'Scripture'.

The articles relate to stained glass, and were possibly sent to J A Knowles by the Stained Glass Association America.

Postcard. Blank on reverse.

The almanac was retained by J W Knowles and marked '53'. It was found alongside Knowles' papers relating to actors and theatrical productions.

Stained glass window showing four lights depicting various saints.

Labelled 'Cabinet in St William's College York 1932'. Glass plate negative.

Two images of stained glass canopies. Medieval.

From Oidtmann, Rhenische Glasmalerein, p225. Reproduction from a book showing two sections of stained glass window.

Two medieval stained glass angels blowing trumpets.

Celluloid plate showing a negative of section of Wolveden window.

Glass plate negative depicting photo image of stained glass window canopy, with Christ flanked by angels. Medieval.

Part of a stained glass window with tower and floral design. From 'Day' windows.

Glass plate negative showing part of stained glass window, including canopy.

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (funeral?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (four male figures).

Two images on one plate: section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral, (pastoral scene and healing scene as in KNO/24/465).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (pastoral scene, male figure with horses, as in KNO/24/466).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (enlargement of panel - one male figure beating another, tied).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (Moses?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (female figures in background, male figures in foreground. One touching another's face - healing?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (two children addressing male and female adult).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral: enlargement of two female? heads.

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (male and female figures, one kneeling).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (two circular panels - scenes from life of Becket?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (funeral?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (pastoral scene, male figure with horses).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (bishop(?) standing over recumbent male figure).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (five figures, male, one tonsured).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (seated figures in despair, bishop? above them with sword).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (sickbed?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (enlargement, two medieval figures?)

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (circular image, feet washing).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (circular floral image).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (plague of frogs?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (subject unclear).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (mother & father standing over recumbent child).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (as in KNO/24/465).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral: figures in despair gathered around child in bed (Death of Firstborn?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (male figure pouring money into Becket shrine??).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral: male and female figures praying below, dragons above.