SPECIMENS of all the important Textile Manufactures of India existing in the stores of the India Museum have been collected in eighteen large volumes, of which twenty sets have been prepared, each set being, as nearly as possible, an exact counter part of all the others. The eighteen volumes, forming one set, cuntain 700 specimens, illustrating, in a complete and convenient manner, this branch of Indian Manufactures. The twenty sets are to be distributed in Great Britain and India-thirteen in the former and even in the latter-so that there will be twenty places, cach provided with a collection exactly like all the others, and so arranged as to admit of the interchange of references when desirel
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The Textile Manufactures & The Costumes of The People of India by J.F.Watson (Hardcover)
SPECIMENS of all the important Textile Manufactures of India existing in the stores of the India Museum have been collected in eighteen large volumes, of which twenty sets have been prepared, each set being, as nearly as possible, an exact counter part of all the others.
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