Discovering Stained glass by John Harries

A pocket guide to the stained glass in our churches, with a county gazetteer of the finest examples.
Nearly every church or historical building that we enter has some stained glass. Sometimes, it is true, it is broken and patched, and the window pane has to be made up with plain modern glass. But the great cathedrals and famous abbeys and churches that have become places of cultural pilgrimage seem to have plenty of it. And even modest churches that we visit in passing are more often than not full of brightly colored scenes in stained glass.

Book is in fair condition with some light foxing of the pages and is slightly detached from the spine but remains intact altogether with a very minimal tear at the end of the top cover and a slight dog ear.