| 17005 | Ref - 6769 | Oliver Rackham | Grundle House : on the quantities of timber in certain East Anglian buildings in relation to local supplies / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/01.3 | |
| 17006 | Ref - 6769 | Eric Mercer | 'Domus Longa' and 'Long House' / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/22 | |
| 17007 | Ref - 6769 | Anthea Brian | A regional survey of brick bonding in England Wales / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/05.3 | |
| 17008 | Ref - 6769 | J T Smith | The dating of buildings : problems and fallacies / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/03.2 | |
| 17009 | Ref - 6769 | N W Alcock | Two problems of definition / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/01.3 | |
| 17010 | Ref - 6769 | A P Baggs | Pattern books and vernacular architecture before 1790 / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/01.3 | |
| 17011 | Ref - 6769 | David L Roberts | The legal significance of fragmentary survival / Vernacular Architecture, 3 | 1972 | B/01.3 | |
| 17012 | Ref - 5650 | Gwyn I Meirion-Jones | Settlement and vernacular architecture in Brittany / Vernacular Architecture, 4 | 1973 | B/01.3 | |
| 17013 | Ref - 5650 | Robert C Hekker | Farmstead villages in the Netherlands / Vernacular Architecture, 4 | 1973 | B/29 | |
| 17014 | Ref - 5650 | Grith Lerche | Timber framed buildings in Denmark / Vernacular Architecture, 4 | 1973 | B/05.2 | |
| 17015 | Ref - 9450 | Edward Roberts and Daniel Miles | 73-77 Winchester Street, Overton, Hampshire : tree ring dated to 1542-4 / Vernacular Architecture, 28 | 1997 | B/03.31 | |
| 17016 | Ref - 9450 | Pam Slocombe | Re-used timbers showing evidence of earlier or archaic carpentry / Vernacular Architecture, 28 | 1997 | B/05.2 | |
| 17017 | Ref - 12401 | Pierre Garrigou Grandchamp | Twelfth and thirteenth-century domestic architecture north of the Loire : a summary of recent research / Vernacular Architecture, 30 | 1999 | B/22 | |
| 17018 | Ref - 12401 | John Walker | Late-twelfth and early-thirteenth-century aisled buildings : a comparison / Vernacular Architecture, 30 | 1999 | B/05.2 | |
| 17019 | Ref - 12401 | John and Jane Penoyre | The Somerset Dendochronology Project : phase three / Vernacular Architecture, 30 | 1999 | B/03.31 | |
| 17020 | Ref - 12401 | Peter Guillery and Bernard Herman | Deptford houses : 1650-1800 / Vernacular Architecture, 30 | 199 | B/22 | |
| 17021 | Ref - 12401 | John Dallimore | 23, 25 and 25a High Street, Rode, Somerset, tree ring dated to 1428-9 / Vernacular Architecture, 30 | 1999 | B/03.31 | |
| 17022 | Ref - 13124 | Roger H Leech | The symbolic hall : historical context and merchant culture in the early modern city / Vernacular Architecture, 31 | 2000 | E/66 | |
| 17023 | Ref - 13124 | Pat Ryan | The buildings of rural Ingatestone, Essex, 1556-1601 : 'Great Rebuilding' or ' Housing Revolution'? / Vernacular Architecture, 31 | 2000 | B/01.32 | |
| 17172 | 14142 | John Cloake | Cottages and common fields of Richmond and Kew : studies in the economic and social history of the Manor of Richmond up to the mid-nineteenth century | 2001 | E/16 | Cloake |
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