Country homes and gardens of moderate cost;
An architectural picture book edited by Charles Francis Osborne and issued in 1907 by the House & Garden department of the J. C. Winston Company in Philadelphia, assembling suburban and country house designs for middle-income American builders and their architects. The plates are grey halftone photographs of stone, stucco and shingle houses seen from lawns and drives, with porches, dormers, casement bays and ivy-covered walls, plus garden paths and planting; useful for period domestic architecture reference, soft-toned photographic textures and vernacular building details.
