India.
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Section C.—MANUFACTURES FROM ALLOYS AND OTHER METALS.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Brass Drinking Vessels, as Goglets, Chemboos, Panchapatras, and Bronze Guindys, from Trichinopoly, Tirupatty, and Calicut. (979—998)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Bedar work as Hookahs, Basins, Cups, &c., from Surat and Bom- [ bay; Helmet from Kolapoor; Domestic Utensils of j Brass, Copper, Tin, See., from Nassick and Bombay. '
(8—16, 18, 1—118) j
BENGAL COMMITTEE. — Collection of Cooking and other Domestic Utensils, Drinking Vessels, &c., Sic., of brass, copper and other metals, from Hugh, Burdwan, and other parts of Bengal. Kooki Smoking Implements.
(54. 55, 4 l8 —433f, 453—45 8 , 501-504, 55 2 ~ 57o, 575—5 8i > 614—617)
SITARAM RANA, Chandrakona, Midna- pore District. —Brass Figure of Radhika, consort of Krishna. (57)
NAFAR RAI AND HARADAN GHARNI, Midnapore District. —A Thala or large circular brass Tray. (5 81 ) '
NORTH-WEST PROVINCES LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Various Articles illustrative of j native metal industry, as Metal Cholees, Spittoons, j Boxes, Basin, Sic., from Rohilcund; Anklets, from ! Etawah; Images of Hindoo Gods, Waterpots, and ; Plates, from Benares. (154—163, 165—167) |
H.H. THE MAHARAJAH OF BENARES, j —Collection of 36 Native Drinking Vessels. (153)
HYDERABAD LOCAL COMMITTEE.— I Various Articles of Beedri Ware, as Boxes, Spit- j toons, Hookahs, Sic., from Beeder, a district in H.H. j the Nizam’s territory. 1—21
MYSORE LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Coorg Drinking Cup. (244)
INDIA MUSEUM, London. —Brass “ Chom- bu ” from Madras, and Teapot (from the London Exhibition of 1872).
Section D. — WEAPONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXCEPT MILITARY ARMS.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Khond Battle- axes from Ganjam; Hunting Knives and Spear Heads from Arnachellam, Salem; Mopla, and Coorg Knives from Mercara; Dagger from Kur- nool. (1001—1004,^1005—1010, 1012 & 1016a,
1013—1016)
H.H. FIRST PRINCE OF TRAVAN- CORE.—Sword and Dagger. (999—1000)
RAMUNY MARAR, Tahsildar of Ernad, Malabar. —Mopla Knife from Calicut. (ion)
H.H. THE RAO OF KUTCH. — Sword and other articles. (1—7)
H.H. THE GUICKWAR OF BARODA.— Chain Armour. (17)
BENGAL COMMITTEE.—Various Weapons from Monghyr, Darjeeling, Bancoorah, Sic., Sic.
(1—6, 56, 63—673, 8—65)
BABU SRIDHUR SAHI, ZEMINDAR OF MAUJHA, Sarun. —A Dagger. (7)
NUNDON, T. C., Bhowanipore, near Calcutta. —A Battle-axe and other Weapons. (66—68)
PUNJAB COMMITTEE. — Persian and other weapons (Swords, Sic.), from Peshawar.
(823—833)
MYSORE LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Various Coorg weapons. (245—252)
INDORE LOCAL COMMITTEE. — Bow and Arrows used by Bheels. (75)
BHOPAWUR PUL AGENCY.—Bow and Arrows and Spear-head, combined with Pistol.
(1—3, 55)
Section E.-;—PROCESSES AND INVENTIONS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THESE MANUFACTURES.
AMRITSAR LOCAL COMMITTEE.— Gold and Silver Crucibles. (834—835)