altars and altar screens (i.e. reredoses), all of which were examples of the English altar favoured by Comper. Further work was carried out for the church fitters, A.R. Mowbray, or was commissioned directly by the churches concerned. His work was always in a medieval style, within which he was capable of producing work that was both historically correct and aesthetically satisfying. As well as designing church furnishings and fittings he was also responsible for the restoration or extension of several churches, work which was always done sensitively and with a feel for the original structure, although by the time he was in a position to undertake such work the opportunities were rare. Howard died in a nursing home in Oxford at the age of 46 on 15 April 1934. His funeral took place in St Margaret's church, Oxford and he is buried in Abingdon cemetery. Many of his design and working drawings of interior fittings are now held by the English Heritage Archive. Publications [[File:Milcombe Chancel Screen Upper Panels Howard 1910 Page062.jpg|thumb|Detail of Chancel Screen, Milcombe. from Screens and rood-lofts of Oxfordshire (1910)]] 'Les chantry-chapels anglaises' (with Paul Biver), Bulletin Monumental, 72 (1908), 314–47 'Chantry chapels in England' (with Paul Biver), Archaeological Journal, 66 (1909), 1–32 'Screens and rood-lofts in the parish churches of Oxfordshire', Archaeological Journal, 67 (1910), 151–201 'Fan Vaults', Archaeological Journal, 68 (1911), 1–42 'On the construction of mediaeval roofs', Archaeological Journal, 71 (1914), 293–352Old houses in Oxford; architectural notes and illustrations by F.E. Howard ; and historical notes by H.E. Salter (Oxford : Oxford Architectural and Historical Society, 1914; 2nd ed 1920). pp 16 English church woodwork : a study in craftsmanship during the mediaeval period A.D. 1250–1550 (with F.H. Crossley) (London : Batsford, 1917; 2nd ed 1927. Facsimile repr., Huddersfield : Jeremy Mills Publishing, 2007). pp xxxiii, 370The Chancel screen (London : Warham Guild, 1919) pp 20A Guide to Campden parish church, Glos. (London : S.P.C.K., 1929) The Parish church, West Hanney : a short description of its features (Wantage : Nichols, c1925)The Mediaeval styles of the English parish church : a survey of their development, design and features (London : Batsford, 1936. Facsimile repr., Huddersfield : Jeremy Mills Publishing, 2007). pp xi, 99 Architectural work No complete corpus of Howard's work is known to exist. The following list is derived from searches of published works in the fields of church history and architecture (e.g.