Roodscreens and roodlofts
A two-volume architectural study of English church screens and roodlofts by Frederick Bligh Bond and Bede Camm, published in London by Isaac Pitman in 1909 for antiquarians, clergy and church restorers. Pen drawings and measured elevations record tracery panels, carved cresting, vaulted canopies and chancel interiors in dense parallel hatching, giving designers repeatable Gothic ornament motifs and clean line-drawn architectural frames.
