Catalogue of the British Section.
GROUP V.
Section A.—WOOLLEN FABRICS.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Turban Cloths, Saris, Shawls, and Cholis from Madras, Madura, and Trichinopoly. (815—823 m)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE. — Kuthee, Blankets, (Dhablees), from Kutch, Surat Jail, and Aden, and Hairstring, from Aden. (1—10)
NORTH-WEST PROVINCES LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Blankets, Cloth, Chintz, &c., and specimens of Wool from Mozuffernuggur and Jaloun.
(193-194a, 148—1493)
PUNJAB COMMITTEE.—Dressing Gowns and Rampur Chaddars, from the Peshawar and Ludhyana Districts; Cashmere Shawls, a rare Tablecloth and Samples of Pashm and Woollen Thread, from Kashmere; Cotton and Woollen Cloth from the Ludhyana District, and Woollen Carpets from Multan.
(213—220, 224—225, 302—313, 315, 316, 3 2 5—333)
AMRITSAR LOCAL COMMITTEE. — Samples of Pashm and Woollen Thread (of Kabul, &c.) (317—324)
DEVISAHAI and CHAMBA MAL, Amritsar. —Rampur Chaddars, Shawls, &c. (226—299)
AHMAD SHAH and AHSAN SHAH, Ludhyana. —Cashmere Shawls. (300, 3 or )
KADIR BAKSH AND HAMZA, Sabathu.— Rampur Chaddars. (221—223)
LAHORE JAIL.—Hearth-rug. (314)
BANGALORE CENTRAL JAIL.—Mysore Wools and Carpets. (121—127)
INDORE LOCAL COMMITTEE—Blankets and a Carpet. (55—57)
INDIA MUSEUM, London. —Woollen Fabrics from Bombay Presidency, Punjab, and North-West Provinces (from the London Exhibition of 1871). Carpets from Bombay, &c. (from London Exhibition of 1872).
VINCENT ROBINSON, & CO., London ; WATSON, BONTER & CO.„ London ; GREGORY & CO., London ; LAPWORTH BROTHERS, London. —Carpets and Rugs from various parts of India.
FARMER & ROGERS, London. —Indian Carpets, Rugs, Shawls, Bornouses, &c.
Section B.—COTTON FABRICS.
MADRAS COMMITTEE. — Head Cloth, Saris, Dhotis, Packadis, See., and Arnee Muslin from Coimbatore, Arnee, and Madura. (824—826^)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Wrappers, Sa- rees, Turbans, Belts, Chiddrep, and various other articles of clothing, and materials for making the same, from Aden, Kattyawar, Broach, Surat, Dhar- war, and Baroda. (1—67,80, 119, 126—148)
SURAT SUB-COMMITTEE. — Sarees and other garments, Materials for making the same, Sheets, Towels, &c. (81—118, 120)
H.H. MEER ALI MOORAD KHAN, Khyrpoor. —Wrappers (“ Khess ” and “Soosees”) and Materials for making the same.
(68—70, 121—125, 149, 151, 152)
H.H. THE RAO OF KUTCH.—Variou Cotton Fabrics. (71—79
SURAT JAIL.—Towels. (150)
BENGAL COMMITTEE.—Various Cotton Garments (Saris, petticoats, &c.), Articles of Bed- Furniture, See., Sec., from Cachar, the Bardwan District and other parts of Bengal. (1—43)
NORTH-WEST PROVINCES LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Saree, Pugree, and Counterpane from Jaloun. (150 — 15^3
PUNJAB COMMITTEE. — Specimens of Cotton Cloth and *• Gambrion,” from Ludhyana District. (334—34 2 )
RAHIM, Jalandhar. —Pieces of Cotton Fabric “ Ghati.” ‘ (343)
OUDE LOCAL COMMITTEE. — Nynsook Chintz, and other fabrics, Counterpane, See.
(145—162)
BANGALORE CENTRAL JAIL—Saris, Turban-cloths, Tent-cloth. (128—131)
INDORE LOCAL COMMITTEE—Sarees, Dhotis, Turban, Cotton Fabrics, Sec. (60—65)
BHOPAWUR PUL AGENCY. — Various Cotton Cloths, used in native dress. (39—45)
INDIA MUSEUM, London. —Chintz, Prayer- Rugs and various Chintzes and Cotton Fabrics ; Cotton Goods from the London Exhibition of 1872, as Sarees, Dhotis, Chaddars, Cotton Cloths, Towels, Table Covers, Turbans, See., from Bengal.
COLLECTOR OF BENARES. — Cotton Manufactures from Benares and Burdwan (from the London Exhibition of 1872).
FARMER Se ROGERS, London .—Indian Cotton Rugs.
Section C.—FLAX, HEMP, JUTE, AND OTHER FABRICS.
MADRAS COMMITTEE—Kimidy Basket- work from Ganjam. (850—863)