The castellated and domestic architecture of Scotland, from the twelfth to the eighteenth century
A five-volume architectural survey of Scottish castles and houses compiled by Edinburgh architects David MacGibbon and Thomas Ross, published by D. Douglas from 1887 for antiquaries and builders. The plates are pen-and-ink elevations, perspective views and measured plans of tower houses, showing crow-stepped gables, corbelled turrets and slated roofs in fine hatched line ready for clean reproduction.
