| ACH |
 |
Anna Carson Hulbert
|
| AIC |
|
American Institute for Conservation
|
| AKH |
|
Avril Kay Henry
|
| ATD |
|
Art Teachers’ Diploma
|
| BAA |
|
British Archaeological Association
|
| BM |
|
British Museum
|
| d |
|
pence [Note: English currency until 1970 was in pounds
(£, still used), shillings (s) and pence (d): 12 pence to a shilling,
20 shillings to a pound (£, the sign still in use). Shillings and
pence were sometimes written with a stroke between the two, e.g.
“3/6” meant three shillings and sixpence.]
|
| NDD |
|
National Diploma in Design
|
| NMR |
|
National Monuments Record
|
| n.p. |
|
no publisher named in book
|
| ns |
|
New Series
|
| s |
|
shillings (but e.g. 2/9d = “two shilling
and ninepence”)
|
| sig. |
|
signature (i.e. a Biblia Pauperum
blockbook page reference)
|
| SPCK |
|
Society for the Promotion of Christian
Knowledge
|
| TS |
|
Typescript
|
| UKIC |
|
United Kingdom Institute for Conservation
|
| UP |
|
University Press
|
| ' |
|
(following a letter representing a pier:
signifies northern or eastern item of a pair of carvings)
|
| + |
|
marks a colour identification confirmed
by analysis of samples
|
