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ELECTORAL HESSE. PRUSSIAN WEST PROVINCES. LIPPE.
605 Ltjpp & Sons, Dusseldorf, Imp. and Manu.—Printedcalico and coloured woven calico goods. Napolitaine, fur-niture, kerchiefs, plaids, &c. The raw materials fromEngland and Germany, the cottons printed by machinery,the other articles woven and worked by hand.
606 Bockmuiil, Sohieper & Uecker, Elberfeld, Manu.—Patterns of printed calicoes, various colours, includingrose, lilac, green, blue, orange, garamine, &c.
607 Buinck, T. \Y. Gladbach, Manu.—Coloured cottonyarns. Turkey-red, of various shades. The raw materialfor spinning from England.
608 Schoeloer, A. & F. Elberfeld, Manu.—Varioussamples of Turkey-red yarn. Specimen to show the pro-cess of dyeing in its various stages.
609 Croon Brothers, Gladbach, Manu. — Specimens°f cotton bibers. Specimens of printed Kalmuck, beaver-teen. cassinet, cotton and wool, and buckskin.
610 Kramer, L. & G. Dusseldorf, Manu.—Printedcottons and stuffs. Gingham and twilled union. Twilledhnnkeen. Furniture, &c.
611 Sartorius, A. & Co. Dusseldorf, Manu.—SamplesTurkey-red yarn, for the Indian market.
612 IDieckmann, W. C. Elberfeld, Manu.— WovenP°ods: portraits of the King and Queen of Prussia, woven*h silk. Embroidered waistcoats. Cashmere and Valencia^■istcoats.
013 Hups, L. Crefeld.-Silk hats, with felt shape and form.m 614 Erbsciiloe Sons, Luttringhausen, near Elberfeld,jdanu.—Steel tools : Cards, with fifteen samples of refined'* e rman steel; files and rasps; and planes and chisels.
615 Post,.!. D. Wehringhausen, Manu.—Cutlass andj^ord blades; sabres. Table-knives and forks. Scythes.*tetchets and axes. Saws and other tools. Door and cup-°°*rd locks. Coffee-mills. Bolts. Sheep-shears, &c.
610 Post Sons, Eilpe, near Hagen, Manu. — Speci-
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t “17 Mannesmann, A. Remscheid, Manu. — (Agent in° n ’ Be * r8fmftnn > S Colebrook Kow, Islington.)—Files,ir, q S i and steel: Prime Siegen rough steel, manufactured
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Pluemaciier, W. Solingen, Manu. — Scissors, invariety.
files ^ PiCKnARivp, G. Remscheid, Manu.—A variety ofr efinod f \ ra ^ )S ’ manu ^ ttC * ure( ^ °* cast, refined, and tlouble-
. Br ^nd, P. W. Remscheid, Manu.—Specimens ofcrane, pit, cross-cut, “dwns,” and “paunsch;”Etcher’ ^ enorij aut ^ ^ raor ican blue-polished quellon, trunk,
Sort?'* BRAtw 8 oirwEia, E. A. Remscheid, Manu.— Various699 ^^enters’ tools, planes, chisels, &c.file R ^,> eins *iagen, G. Remscheid, Manu.—Specimens of
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ScisgoS *? LEokman n, J. E. Ronsdorf, Manu.—Specimens of^hihlpt 8 , ar8 ’ files, vices, hammers, brace-bits, compasses,
624 S 't lIS<ds > 8 aws, locks, tools, skates &c.
^Uare r V I0MA9 > p- Remscheid.—Augers and hardware
625 F Various sorts of augers and saddlers’ knives
of poii R hL^? K ’. H * Feld near Solingen, Manu.—SpecimensPared anrl 8 l ecd8aw9 * of unhardened sheet cast; best tem-ped/&c °* sheet; and unhardened, of double re-
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tools i„„i i'! 8 ’ A - Remscheid, Manu.—Various carpenters,627 a ' Iln R P'enes, chisels, &c.a *es an , A. Zueschcn, near Brilon, Manu.—VariousIJeel, atl( i „Chaff-cutter. Raw materials : SyriaPrussia,. Ut steel i raised in tho county of Siegen, Rhine-
?®tlery A ‘ Solingen, Manu.—Various samples of
waives. UUln 8 pen, pocket, spring, clasp, and hunting
829 Linder, B. Solingen.—Assortment of pen andpocket knives.
630 Loiimann, F. Witten on Ruhr, Manu.—Files andcast steel; pig-iron, employed in producing steel, &c. Thebars of iron are decarbonized whole, without altering theshape; tile invention is founded upon the experiments ofReaumure, and called by the inventor “ steel adouce.”
631 Hilgers & Sons, Luckiiaus & Gunther, Luckiiaus& Co. and Hasenclever & Sons, Remscheid, Manu.—Hard-wares, tools, and cutlery.
632 Hutii, Fried. & Co. Hagen, Manu.—Samples ofsteel, ore, and hard wares; including cast-stecl files, car-penters’ tools, various vices, and anvils.
633 Boecker, R. & H. Remscheid, Manu.—Hardwaresand cutlery: Files, locks, scale-beams, skates, shears, saws,&c. Patterns of drawing, chopping, and coopers’ knives,cleavers, saws, scythes, &c.
634 Wescher Brothers, & Strasmann Barmen, Manu.—Specimens of horn buttons; sporting and dress buttons,made from the hoofs of oxen.
635 Notteboiim & Co. Ludenscheid.—Samples of castbrass, and German silver articles.
636 Turk, (Widow), P. C. Ludenscheid.—Specimens ofmetal buttons, buckles, and nails, for upholstery.
637 Hoeller, A. & E. Solingen.—Sword of honour, andconrt-sword. Foils and rapiers. Damask blades in theoriental style, &c. Scissors. Pen and pocket knives. Tablecutlery. Razors, shears, saws, &c. ,1 ewellers’ tools, &c.
638 Dreyse & Coeeenbuscii, Sommerda, Manu.—Speci-mens of percussion-caps. Tin-plate, barrel, and copper rivets.
639 Ritzel (Widow), L. Ludenscheid, Westphalia,Manu.—Various metallic buttons. Copper obtained fromEngland, Sweden, and Germany. Zinc from Rhine pro-vinces and Silesia.
640 Schwarte, J. D. Solingen.—Razors, pen-knives,and swivels.
641 Dultgen, G. Diiltgenthal, near Wald, Manu.—Umbrella and parasol frames. Cigar-boxes, porte-monnaieframes. Pad and portfolio locks, door-handles, &c.
642 Altenloh, Brink & Co. Milspe, near Schwelm,Manu. (Agent in London, A. Hcintzmann, 16 Colebrookrow, Islington.)—Various specimens of screws, with roundand flat heads.
643 Scheegeemilch, C. Suhl, Manu.—Box made ofrolled sheet-iron, to show its quality, toughness, and plia-bility. The lid opens by pressure.
644 Schmidt, C. Soest, Manu.—A middle-sized kitchenstove.
645 Asbeck, C. & Co. Hagen, Manu.— Locksmith’sanvil, turning-lathe, and vices, exhibited for cheapness.Specimens of refined German steel, made of Siegen steel ore.Horse-shoes of half-hardened steel. Tools for shoeing horses.Padlocks and fodder knives.
646 Schmidt, P. L. Elberfeld, Manu.—Steel, iron, andbrass wares, including screw-taps, files, gimblets, nippers,hammers, vices, shears, plane-irons, saws, locks, scales,lunges, taps, and skates, kc.
647 Kissing & Mollmann, Iserlohn.—Brass and ironwares, including hand-bells, dial-plates, &c. Curtain cor-nices, ornaments, pins, and rings. Stamped brass candle-sticks. Steel umbrella and parasol frames, 8 cc. iron, copper,and brass wire.
648 Hosterey, G. Barmen, Manu.—Samples of buttons,plated with gold, silver, and platina.
649 Krurp, F. Essen, near Dusseldorf, Manu. and partInv.—Rolling mill; the rollers exhibited for their equalhardness throughout. Forged cast-steel, exhibited forpurity and toughness; used for axletrces, &c.
650 Lucas, F. W. & Co. Elberfeld, Manu.—Hardwares,
candlesticks, ink-stands, fire apparatus, paper-weights, lampstands, and a statue of Guttcn Derg. K. 4