The American cottage builder: a series of designs, plans, and specifications, from $200 to $20,000. For homes for the people. Together with warming, ventilation, drainage, painting, and landscape gardening
A pattern book of house designs by John Bullock, published in New York by Stringer & Townsend in 1854 for builders and families choosing a home at prices from $200 to $20,000, with chapters on heating, drainage, painting and grounds. The plates are line engravings of elevations and floor plans in Gothic and Italianate cottage styles, with hatched brick and clapboard, gabled dormers, bargeboards and chimney stacks, useful as fine-line architectural silhouettes, wall textures and window grids.
