Bound volume of ARCHITECTVRE magazine from 1912, encompassing nine issues from January 15 to December 15 (Vol. IV, Numbers 40-48). Published by Forbes & Company, Ltd., New York, this collection provides an extensive look at early 20th-century American architectural history, featuring detailed plates, illustrations, and commentary on significant buildings like the Mississippi State Capitol. The volume includes articles on prominent architects and designs for country houses, serving as a valuable resource for historians and collectors. This specific copy features the provenance stamp of Adolph W. Elsner, a St. Louis architect, adding unique historical context to this professional archive. Hardcover binding preserves these significant periodicals, documenting the evolution of urban landscapes and architectural thought during the golden age of design.