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Lantern slide - stained glass detail, depicting heraldic lion.

Engraving/painting of rural scene with ruined castle (as in KNO/24/1447) - different techniques of shading/engraving evident.

Detail from stained glass window - face of bishop.

Photo of stained glass window - several lights, depicting Crucifixion.

Reproduction of typewritten table, detailing chemical and colour breakdown of glass from Rheims Cathedral.

Different samples of coloured paint on slide.

Engraving/painting of rural scene with ruined castle (as in KNO/24/1447, 1451 and 1452) - different techniques of shading/engraving evident - darker than previous slides.

Circles and flourishes painted onto slide in red.

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Tracery outlines, painted onto slide in red, different parts labelled A and B.

Opaque and transparent yellow paint painted onto slide.

Yellow and black painted detail/flourish.

Reproduction - line drawing of glass tools.

Lantern slide, engraving of rural scene with ruined castle in background (as in KNO/24/1447, 1451, 1452, 1458), different techniques of shading/engraving evident - medium opacity.

Reddish sample painted onto glass, captioned 'Eraclius' Receipt (XIII cent), Equal parts scoria of iron, sapphire, lead glass'.

Scale of different degrees of textured glass samples, leftmost two captioned 'stipple acid'.

Glass painted in strips of green, blue, black, yellow and red.

Glass painted in thin strips of blue, purple, red, green, yellow, orange and brown.

Reproduction of engraved design for large stained glass window, depicting crucifixion.

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Five strips of coloured glass (three reds of varying intensity, one orange, one yellow).

Two stained glass window designs, one of St Catherine (dedicated 'The Gift of Mrs Shan'), one of the Annunciation.

Stained glass window detail - heraldic.

Photo of degraded, pitted section of stained glass.

Picture of two different stained glass window lights, one from Winchester College, one from Altenberger cathedral, demonstrating German influence in Oxford work.

Drawings of two bosses from roof of Nave in York Minster (from Browne Hist): descent of the Holy Ghost and Ascension.

Reproduction of letter from glazier John Berry, to Mr Lloyd of Conduit St, London, re: selling of a box of old stained glass. Dated 1788.

Two photo images of Christ being brought down from the Cross, showing similarities - painting, Jean Malouel, 1398, Louvre and statue, 15th century, Moiest collection, Cologne.

Reproduction of drawing, cross section of kiln.

Four square fragments of stained glass depicting hands, background decoration, parts of male and female heads. Medieval

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Two different sections of stained glass, both showing a figure up a stepladder. Medieval.

Photo of engraving, showing the weighing of souls(??).

Photo of stained glass panel, depicting God preventing Abraham from sacrificing Isaac(?). Parts of image hand-coloured yellow/gold.

Oval stained glass panel depicting bearded figure (Bishop? Donor). Medieval.

Reproduction from print - engraving of a medival glass kiln.

Reproduction from print - engraving of the English Headquarters, Bruges (captioned 'from Sanderus').

Stained glass detail - two thieves from East Window, St Margaret's, Westminster. Annotations over pieces of glass, critiquing work and indicating changes in restoration. Parts of window highlighted in blue.

Photo of interior of church.

Circular image of a man about to kill a bull with an axe while a woman holds it still. Parts of image hand-coloured.

Circular stained glass panel depicting Adam and Eve in Eden, surrounded by animals (serpent coiled around tree in background). Image hand-coloured.

Two images, one reproduction from print, one stained glass, of Psyche meeting her sisters.

Photo of stained glass, captioned 'E window from Winchester College chapel. Date 1393'.

Two images, one reproduction from print, one stained glass, depicting Jesus taking leave of his mother.

Reproduction from print, drawing of three different doorways. Captioned 'doorways in York, 15th cent.'

Photo of stained glass window, three lights and tracery, depicting Joshua Tree(?).

Reproduction from print - line drawing - design for large stained glass window with subject of each panel written in each.

Two images, one print, one stained glass, very similar, depicting young man in 16th century(?) dress, on horseback.

Photo of five sisters window in York Minster, captioned 1914.

Reproduction of diamond-shaped glass engraved with rhyme, typed out with standardised spelling and line breaks below: 'A Glazier I am/ and I work for my bread/and many a fine window/in my time I have made/ I, with my diamond,/ have cut out the glass/ and

Photo of part of stained glass window, captioned 'Nostell Church, N Aisle'.

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Photo of part of stained glass window, captioned 'Nostell Church, N Aisle'.

Images of three different stained glass windows, all depicting ornate architecture. Captioned Altenberg Germany, New College Oxford, Transitional Window, York.

Reproduction of images of two monumental brasses from St Margaret's, King's Lynn.

Reproduction of drawing, 'head from a cartoon of a figure of probably St Stephen or St Laurence, used to fill an opening in tracery, Great Malvern.' captioned 'Photo, Sydney Pitcher, Gloucester'.

Reproduction of images of stained glass and text from 'Catalogue des Cliches'.

Two photo images of stained glass window detail - male heads in profile. Medieval.

Photo of three lights of stained glass window, depicting female figures.

Photo of stained glass panel, depicting God preventing Abraham from sacrificing Isaac(?). Parts of image hand-coloured yellow/gold.

Drawings from six different stained glass windows, entitled 'Examples of the same subject identically treated though new drawings have been made'. Images captioned M Gladbach, St Victor of Zanten, Heimersheim, Cologne Cathedral, St Cunibert Cologne, Bücke

Circular stained glass panel, depicting Last Supper(?).

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Part of stained glass window depicting three wise men with infant Jesus, Mary and Joseph.

Reproduction of part of text from Chaucer's Nun's Priest's Tale - pursuit of the fox and Chanticleer (cf recurring image in stained glass, of woman chasing fox with bird in its mouth).

Two paintings of richly dressed man in turban.

Reproduction of front cover of Evangelicae Historiae Imagines.

Reproduction from English Language text about process of commissioning and manufacturing stained glass in the 15th century.

Reproduction from English language text, describing process of commissioning and producing stained glass window for Ladye Chapel.

Four panels of stained glass (from St William Window?).

Two panels from stained glass window, depicting marriage(?) attended by angels(?). Parts of image hand-coloured.

Detail from stained glass window, depicting a bird hunt with beaters and shooters and a man on horseback.

Reproduction from print, showing ships at sea, one with Sun of York on the sail. Captioned 'Richard II returning from the expedition to Ireland. MS Hart 1319'.

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Stained glass depicting a glass painter, medieval, with Latin text border. Captioned 'Gerlachus the glass painter. Kappenberg'.

Reproduction of text from book (p122, Walks Round York Minster), asserting that 'design and direction of [stained glass] work were in the hands of the Ecclesiastical Members of the Community'.

Reproduction of text from p38, The Heraldry of York Minster, describing knowledge of the constructers of the Minster as 'fragmentary and very meagre'.

Photo of large stained glass window - three lights with images of various bishops.

Photo of stained glass panel depicting cockerel, captioned 'Hillyard crest (a cock sa.) in Hall Window, 23 Stonegate, 17th century, probably the work of Gyles (1645-1709)'.

Part of stained glass window depicting John the Baptist in prison, captioned 'South Aisle Ladye Chapel'.

Images of five sections of stained glass from North and South Clerestories showing similarities in figures, titled 'cartoons used many times especially for the sake of cheapness in clerestories, York Minster'.

Image of the tracery from the Yorke window in St John's Micklegate, captioned 'drawing of an angel used eight times; and once again in the tracery of the South East Window in the opposite aisle'.

Image of two panels from St William window - woman poisoned by eating frog in bread and woman cured at shrine after being poisoned.

Several images of stained glass window details, including same male head used for two different panels in the St William Window, three panels from St William Window, and a figure at prayer used twice in different St William panels.

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Four images - two St William panels and two details from these panels, showing same figure used twice.

Images from St William window, showing similarities and differences in outline of shrine. One image partially hand-coloured blue.

Panel 68 from St William window, depicting boy recovered at shrine.

Reproduction of line drawing showing different views of split wood and leading.

Photo image of York, bird's eye view of confluence of Ouse and Ness.

Reproduction of image from MS Earl, 1319: reading in Canterbury Cathedral of a fabricated papal bull.

Reproduction from print, drawing of stained glass detail, Suger of St-Denis, kneeling; captioned 'L'abbe Suger, Signature d'un vitrail de Saint-Denis'.

Reproduction of text, transcript of contract between Dean and Chapter of York and John Thornton of Coventry, for the production of the Great East Window. Dated 1405.

A sample of coloured glass. Pitted. Typewritten caption 'No. 4 - A piece of flash [text destroyed] probably early sixteenth century; the flashed surface quite bright and free from corrosion but studded all over with numerous well-defined pits, suggesting

Reproduction of text, part of a table written in Latin and English detailing apprenticeships, prices and years.

The glass negative was used as an illustration in J W Knowles' 'A manual of glass painting.'

Square of clear glass, slightly pitted.

Circular image, decorative detail of stained glass - badly pitted and deteriorated.

Magnified image of glass, showing flaws in glass.