Remains of Berkhampstead Castle Herts Engraved by W. Wallis from a Drawing by F. W. L. Stockdale for the Antiquarian Ity. Published for the Proprietors Feb. 1. 1818 by W. Clarke, New Bond St.

The Old Church Ayot St Lawrence, Herts Engraved by J. Greig from a Drawing by F. W. L. Stockdale for the Antiquarian Itinerary Published for the Proprietors Oct. 1. 1816 by W. Clarke, New Bond Street.

Braughing, Hertfordshire Engraved by L. C. Warrell from a Sketch by F. W. L. Stockdale for the Antiquarian Itinerary Published for the Proprietors June 1. 1816 by W. Clarke, New Bond Street.

JAMES SARGANT STORER (1771-1853) was an engraver, draughtsman and topographer. Born in Cambridge, England and he was based there. His principal work consisted of illustrative studies of the Cathedrals and medieval buildings of England. He worked with his son on many works (the Messrs Storer), Their artistic ability was not of the same standard as those that were patronized by Ackermann, however, the small scale drawings of buildings that they produced were accurate. James Storer died in London, England in 1853.

Storer's work can also be found in the following: The New British Traveller - 1819; Cathedrals of Great Britain - 1823-4; Illustrations of Cambridge - 1827-32; Britton's Cathedrals - 1832-6; The Cambridge Almanac - 1832; Cantabrigia Illustrata - 1835; Collegiorum portae apud Cantabrigium - 1837; Delineations of the Fountains Abbey; Delineation of the Chapel of Kings College; Delineations of Trinity College.

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