English Medieval Industries: Craftsmen, Techniques, Products.

Paul D. A. Harvey · John Blair · Nigel Ramsay

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Stone, David Parsons albaster, Nigel Ramsay purbeck marble, John Blair tin, lead and pewter, Ronald Homer copper alloys, Claude Blair gold, silver and precious stones, Marian Campbell ironwork, Jane Geddes pottery and tile, John Cherry brick, Nicholas Moore vessel glass, Robert Charleston window glass, Richard Marks leather, John Cherry textiles, Penelope Walton horn and bone, Arthur MacGregor wood, Julian Munby.

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