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The Architectural Record, July–December 1916, Volume XL allardyce nicoll and surface scuffsWho wrote it: Published by The Architectural Record Co. of New York, this is the bound volume of The Architectural Record magazine covering July through December 1916, Volume XL, complete with index. What it's about: The Architectural Record was the leading American architecture magazine of its era, and this volume captures the profession at a fascinating moment, just before the First World War reshaped everything. Inside are essays, house plans,