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Catalogue of the British Section.
GOVERNMENT OF BOMB AY-— Tablecloths, Cushion-covers, Slippers, &c., embroidered in gold and silver; Silk Embroidered Caps, Doyleys, &c., Manufactured by Messrs. Kurrumchund Moorj- mull and Chuttoomull Moorjmull, Moolchund Men- graj, Moteram Ramchund, and Moolo Singhun, of Haidarabad, Sind. (108—154)
INDIA MUSEUM, London .—Velvet Fabrics as Carpets, Saddle-cloths, &c., embroidered with Silk, Gold or Silver ; Silk, Satin, Gauze, and Muslin Articles of Apparel variously embroidered or fringed with gold and silk—from all parts of India ; “ Doo- puttas,” embroidered with Gold and Silver (from the London Exhibition of 1872).
BOURKE, Hon. R. — Gold-embroidered Dressing-Gowns, Quilts, Horse and Dog-trappings, Scarves, Caps, &c.
FARMER & ROGERS, London .—Various embroidered Articles, as Shawls, Cushions, Slippers, Scarves, Caps, &c.
Section F.—LACE.
EDIYENGUDI MISSION SCHOOL, Madras .—Specimens of Lace. (884—892)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Gold, Silver, and Silk Lace and Cord, from Surat and Aden. (1—27)
Section H.—FINISHED OBJECTS OF CLOTHING.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Slippers used by Mahommedan Ladies, Madras. (893)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Turbans, Caps, Waistcoats, &c., from Bombay, Kattyawar, Aden, and Poona ; Shoes and Sandals of various materials, and variously adorned, from Surat, by Messrs. Alimed-bean Mahomed, and G. Lalla, Bombay, by Hajiganna & Meijajee, from Kutch, Aden, Kattyawar & Sahara. (1—66, 68—76, 79, 85—125)
H. H. THE GUICKWAR OF BARODA. Shoes variously ornamented; Embroidered Hat, Coat and Trowsers. (67, 77, 80—84, 126—128)
BENGAL COMMITTEE.—Slippers from Cachar. (22)
NORTH - WEST PROVINCES LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Various Articles of Apparel as Caps, Turbans, Shoes, &c., and entire Suits of Clothes from Allahabad. (138 to 147^)
LEITNER, Dr., Lahore. —Dresses, Caps, Girdles, Boots, Stockings, &c., from Central Asia.
(459—467)
Section L.—PROCESSES AND INVENTIONS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THESE MANUFACTURES.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Silk and Silk Carpet Looms, Tanjore. (894—896)
OUDE LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Wood-cuts for Stamping Cloth. (189)
INDIA MUSEUM, London .—Blocks used in Calico-printing from Bombay (from the London Exhibition of 1871).