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Reproduction from book - an engraving of Chaucer's Pardoner, from the Ellsmere manuscript.

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

Reproduction from book - an engraving of a medieval pageant play.

Reproduction from book - engraving of 'Middle Class occupations in the fifteenth century' (teacher, doctor, organ builder etc pictured).

Negative photo image showing detail from stained glass window - a grazing sheep.

Negative photo image showing detail from a stained glass window - creased fabric.

Negative photo image - circular stained glass panel depicting the Last Supper.

Negative photo image - large stained glass window from North Aisle Chancel, Nostell Cathedral.

Reproduction of an engraving of borders depicting monkey funeral; monkey/demon with bird; woman chasing hooved creature with goose in its mouth; man with horse.

Photo images of parts of three stained glass windows (rightmost captioned 'Transitional Window, York').

Photo image of degraded piece of stained glass.

Reproductions of various parts of stained glass windows from around York in which 'the sun of York' is depicted.

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

Reproductions of two engravings, of Henrik Van Balen and E.A. Waterlow.

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

Image of stained glass panel depicting a crowned male, captioned 'sold for 70,000 dollars (£18,500) in New York, a record price: a thirteenth century stained glass panel from the Lawrence Collection' (see also KNO/24/601).

Three panels from St William Window, York Minster: Woman poisoned by eating frog; Man offering wax leg at the shrine; Poisoned woman at the shrine.

Detail from stained glass window - a monk in sickbed, with others praying around him, God appearing to the monk on a cloud with 'veni soror meni requise' written on sunbeam (monk's soul rising to heaven in other sunbeam??).

Drawings of six designs for stained glass windows undertaken by John Pruddle between 1445-1450, showing different designs and prices. Caption advises 'the designs shown, with the exception of the Beauchamp chapel glass, are purely imaginary, as the windo

Two images of details in stained glass windows - creased fabrics.

Two panels from the St William Window, York Minster: Cures by holy oil exuding from shrine; Blind and crippled coming to shrine.

Detail from stained glass window - bearded, male figure. Medieval.

Reproduction of line drawing - wheel of fortune(?) depicting stick figures in various states positioned around circle.

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

Detail from stained glass window - man in crown and ermine.

Detail from stained glass window - male figure with hand raised in benediction. Hand coloured.

Drawing of stained glass window detail, man in prayer. Captioned 'Thomas the Glass Painter at Winchester'. Medieval.

Three parts of stained glass windows, showing a novice(?) working with a pickaxe, making wine (?) and being beaten by a nun(?). Medieval.

Photo image of stained glass window depicting Madonna and child (?? Possibly Mary breastfeeding Jesus??).

Stained glass window detail showing angel blowing trumpet.

Samples painted onto glass, captioned 'oxide of cobalt and flux' and 'carbonate of copper and flux'.

Samples painted onto glass, captioned 'Carbonate of copper & flux (azurite)', after firing (black/grey) and before firing (blue).

Reproduction of typewritten table detailing the chemical make-up of different coloured glass.

Black/grey sample painted onto glass, captioned '12th cent.' (Another red sample painted on, captioned 'modern', obscured by black paper).

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

Two samples painted onto glass, one red (captioned 'Modern'), one black/grey (captioned '12th cent.').

Two cartoons copied from prints - one showing part of the story of Psyche, one showing the Visitation 'made up of various figures copied from different prints in the set'.

Line drawings of six different panels with male figures in, showing similarities and differences in positions and borders.

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

Two images of stained glass window detail, male saint's head (pre- and post-restoration?).

Reproduction from page - line drawing and description of The Pedlar and his Dog window from St Mary's Lambeth.

Detail from stained glass window - two faces in close up. Medieval.

Four images of stained glass rural scene with ruined castle in backround - different degrees of shading in each image.

Image of decorative stained glass panel with oak leaf and acorn design, trefoil in centre.

Part of stained glass window, depicting man in armour holding up staff and birch(?) Early modern(?).

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

Engraving of buildings and sea, with small boat.

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

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.

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

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'.