The Architectural magazine
The Architectural Magazine, edited by J. C. Loudon and issued in London by Longman from 1834, was the first English periodical given wholly to architecture, written for architects, builders, and self-taught improvers. Its numbered wood engravings sit inside the text columns and show cornices, columns, piers, and joinery in section and elevation, with end-grain rings, diaper-patterned masonry, and ruled hatching that can be lifted as small technical spot figures.
