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390 Sommer, J. Heidelberg, Manu.—Portfolio andwriting apparatus. Glove-case, velvet, and ivory. Smallwriting-desk, papier-mache. Ladies’ work-box. Pocket-book, &c.
391 Karcher, F. Carlsruhe, Inv. and Manu.—Pounce-paper, or transparent tracing, drawing, and modelling paper,made by a peculiar and patent process.
392 Hoesch & Son, Duren, Manu.—Tissue paper indifferent colours. Coloured and white post, and otherwriting paper.
393 Schuell, L. Duren, Manu.—Thick and extra thickpost-paper (glazed) in folio, &c.; large blue post; ribbedmedium, &c.
394 Piette, L. Dillingen, Manu.—Post and otherwriting paper.
395 Flammersheim, W. Cologne, Manu.—Rolls oftapestry, copied from original paintings.
396 Meixel, A. Baden, Manu.—Knitted linen shawls,made with two needles, and of one thread.
397 Koessler, C. H. Hanau, in Hesse, Manu.—Felt andsilk hats, particularly adapted for exportation.
398 Leimkueler, Aix-la-Chapelle, Manu.—Black felthat; black soft short-haired hat; grey hat, double rings;black silk.
399 Shuetzendorff, H. F. Cologne, Manu.—Gentle-men’s ball-room boots, with silken upper stuff; boots inbuckskin stuff, without seam; and boots for children.
400 Koiilstadt, L. Cologne, Manu.—Braces and gar-ters, of silk and caoutchouc.
401 Waiilen & Schmidt, Cologne, Manu.—Kid gloves,and card of patterns.
402 Schon, P. St. Goar, Manu.—Saws for goldsmiths,silversmiths, carpenters, and comb-makers; made of steelprocured from watch-spring factories in Switzerland andFrance. The teeth of the compass-saws filed with Englishfiles, which only can be used for that purpose.
403 Ulrich, J. St. Goar, Manu. — Saws for the use ofgoldsmiths, silversmiths, girdlers, comb-makers, turners inivory, and joiners. Those for sawing wood and horn aremade of broad white spring-steel; and those for sawingmetals of old watch-springs.
404 Keinecker & Co. Cologne, Manu.— Samples ofpins, hooks and eyes, and elastic wires, representing Gothicarches, bearing the arms of the city of Cologne.
405 Schleicher, C. Bellevallee, near Aix-la-Chapellc,Manu.—Galvanized cast-steel wire. Various wire rings, andsamples of unfinished and finished needles. The rawmaterial is of English origin.
406 Assmann, J. Neuwied-on-the-Rhinc, Manu.—Arti-cles made of rolled sheet iron, and tinned with Bnnca tin.
407 Beissel (Widow) & Son, Aix-la-ChapeUe, Manu.—Samples of needles, manufactured of cast-steel, from theworks of Sanderson Brothers and Co. Sheffield, and rolledand drawn into wire in Germany. Fancy bodkins, knittingpins, &c.
408 Kaf.sen, J. Cologne, Manu.—Iron decorated mantleovens.
409 Juenger, Jacob’s Widow, Hanau, Manu. — Anassortment of samples of enamel, in a great variety ofcolours.
410 SrEiNnAEUER & Bier, Hanau, Hesse,Tnv. and Manu.—Jewellery, consisting of brooches, bracelets, and rings.
411 Baokes, J. F. &Co. Hanau Hesse Inv. and Manu.(London Agent, T. Sachs, St. George’s Ter. Hyde Park.)—A large assortment of jewellery.
412 W eishaept, C. M. Sons, Hanau (Agent, R. Phil-lips, Messrs. Phillips & Son, 31 Cockspur St. London.)—Set of chess-men and hoard, in silver and gold in renais-sance style, ornamented with enamel, precious stones, andpearls. The chief figures are portraits of the EmperorCharles V. and his daughter Margaretha of Parma, a stodt-
holder of the Netherlands, King Francis I. of France, andhis sister Margaretha of Valois: the chess-board mother-of-pearl and tortoiseshell. Casket in silver, with a coral tree,various precious stones, and four malachite slabs.
413 Haulick, G.F. Hanau, Manu.—Flower, in brilliantsand rubies, with leaves of emerald and enamel, in a vase ofgold and enamel. The flower can be detached, and used asa brooch or hair-pin.
414 Wagner, A. Sulzbach, near Saarbriick, Prod.—Bottles,, manufactured for Rhenish sparkling wine; forhock, with flat bottom and ribbed neck; and with concavebottom and smooth neck, &c.
415 Wiegandt, J. Cologne, Manu.—Circular tablet, ofmosaic-work, composed of 24,700 pieces. Specimens ofinlaid work for floors.
416 Kramer, C. A. Cologne, Inv.—Cornice, and orna-ments in stucco.
417 Engelhard & Karth, Mannheim, Manu.—Severalspecimens of stained paper.
418 Noe, (). Hanau, Hesse, Manu.—A model of a chan-delier, in gypsum.
419 Faller, Trttsciieller, & Co. Lenzkirch in theBlack Forest, Manu.—A variety of straw hats for gentlemen*youths, and children, of different styles. Round, flat, andsquare cigar-cases.
420 Neess, A. F. Cologne, Manu.—Samples of patentflat or curved wood mouldings, chiefly employed for makingframes, and by upholsterers, decorators, &c.
421 Pallenberg, H. Cologne, Manu.—Lady’s escritoit 6of rosewood, with carvings, containing secret drawers cu-riously arranged.
422 Kendall, II. Cologne, and Aix-la-Chapelle (AgenhJos. Kendall, 8 Harp Lane, Great Tower St. London).—Co-logne water, pomatum, sachets, assorted perfumes, sampleof toilette soap, &c.
423 Leven, F. Heidelberg, Inv. and Manu.—Acollection of heads, fcc. of animals.
424 Sfendeck, P. & Co. 13 Grosse Neugasse, Colog^'—Samples of Eau (le Cologne.
425 Martin, M C. Cologne.—Eau do Cologne. C* 1 *'melite spirit of melissa.
426 Farina, J. M. 4 Julich PI. Cologne.— Various sp e '
cimons of Eau de Cologne. -
427 Hekstatt & Co. Cologne.—Cologne water of dnK
ent qualities. .
428 Moosrrugger & Kobbe, Coblenz, Manu.— Taslabs of artificial marble (mosaic). Cash-box of the
429 Weygold, A. Eckclenz, Inv.—Tapestry: Ruth
Boaz; in 4,8fi0 squares. , e r
430 Heckel, C. F. Mannheim, Collector and Prese ^
of Plants.—Picturesque group of dried Alpine P^ n ! S i' ) irievolume containing a collection of 25 specimens of A 1 ■plants. The pictures are formed solely of plants, as 1duced by nature, without colours or dyes. TnV*'"
431 Caleb, C. & Robert Brothers, Crcuznach*
Statue: Arminius, prince of the Chcruskcrs, a r
Rome, full-length figure, a compound of plaster,deposited by galvanism, and Carrara marble. A
rying a vine-branch, a compound of gypsum, copp »Carrara marble. Q f th c
432 Dickert, T. Bonn, Manu.—Relief m n P In'Siebengebirge, on the Rhine, and of Nloniit N
tended to illustrate the geological and orographicaof the respective regions.
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433 Sauken, A. von, .! ulienieldo, Prod.— "
fleeces. , _ - /Agent 1
434 Waechter, J. Tilsit, Prod, and Manu. (.