ALAMEDA COUNTY SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS 1916. An Exhibition of Alameda Architecture designed by members of the Society. Includes buildings, schools, homes, etc. Architects include W.H. Ratcliff, C.W. Dickey, Julia Morgan, John Galen Howard, William Knowles, and others. The exhibition took place at the Oakland Civic Center in 1916.

Published by the Alameda Society of Architects, printed by Taylor & Taylor, 1916. First edition.

Hardcovers, paper covered boards, gilt embossed title to the front cover, 8x10.5 inches, 126 pages, 58 of which contain photographs of Alameda buildings and the names of the architects who designed them. There is a section of ads at the rear from sponsors of the exhibition, most relating to the building trade.

GOOD condition: The covers are toned at the margins and spine, the front spine fold has a 4 inch thin split starting at its top edge, and there are a few small edge nicks, otherwise the covers are doing their job well. Internally, bright, clean, clear and unmarked. A solid, presentable copy.

A SCARCE look at the ARCHITECTURE of ALAMEDA COUNTY a la 1916.