A Book Of Original and Artistic House Plans Designed by Architects Who Have Made A Study of Low and Medium Priced Houses

<div>Paperback catalog with red backgrounds and colorful covers. The front page has a color illustration of a house inside a white circle in the center. There is a "forest" illustration behind and around the circle, with the name of the lumber company "Wilson & Girod" at the top inside a yellow rectangle, and the publishers "National Architectural Association" at the bottom, also in a yellow rectangle. The back cover has a large yellow rectangle covering most of the cover, with the company's advertisement: "When Building Use Our Guaranteed Blue Printed Building Plans and Complete Specifications they will Save You Money and Prevent Mistakes and Disputes." The spine shows some wearing, with tears at the top and bottom. 98 pages. Size: 7.75" x 10.5"</div><div><br /></div><div>**from antiquehomestyle.com: "The 1908 plan book was published ostensibly by the National
Architectural Association of Chicago and New York, but we've determined
that identical plans were published in <em>Radford's Portfolio of Plans </em>(1909). One thing Radford consistently claims is that their drawings are created by "licensed architects." Radford's myriad publishing efforts resulted in a huge range of plan
books, but also included books on construction methods and building
technologies and materials."</div>