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18 A lady’s collar, made of various stones from theElba island, and mounted in gold.
19 Caillou, Maillan & Formigli. — Specimens ofcoals from their coal-pit in Montebamboli.
20 Santi, Dr. Clemente, of Montalcino.—Fossil flourfrom Castel dei Piano. Floating bricks made with the flour.
21 Querci, G. Florence, Manu.—Specimens of varnish.
22 Corridi, G. Leghorn, Manu.—Specimens of sul-phate of quinina and of santonina.
23 Conti & Son, Leghorn, Manu.—Specimens of soaps.
24 De Larderel, Count F. l.cgiiorn.—Alabasters andproduce of the suffumi of boric acid, from the exhibitor’s es-tates in Montecerboli, Castelnuovo, and Monterotondo.
25 Ridolfi, Prof. M. Lucca.—Colours for encausticpainting, prepared by a peculiar process of the exhibitor’s in-vention ; and paintings to show the effects of the colours.
23 Mussini, Prof. Florenoe. — Colours for paintingafter a new composition, and specimens of painting on aconsistent body of terra-cotta, to show the effects.
27 Brocciii, C. V. Florence.—Soft white wheat fromthe hills of Arecetri, near Florence.
28 Sloane, F. Esq.—Soft white wheat from his estateat Carreggi, near Florence.
29 Paoletti,F. —Pondera stiffwheat for Italian pastes,tvom the plains of Pisa. Specimens of superfine Italian pastes.
30 Ridolfi, Marquis C. Florence.—Fir-cones and fir-Q uts, called pinoli stiacciamanz , from the exhibitor’s estates.
31 Orsetti, C. T. Lucca.—Olive oil, from the exhibi-
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8 estates on the lulls of Lucca.
32 Roschi Brothers, Pisa. — Olive oil, from the exhi-
•°r s estatos at Calci, near Pisa.
, 33 Pacini, D. Pisa.—Olive oil, from the exhibitor’s es-
14 tea at Buti, near Pisa.
f 34 Saracini, C. A. Siena. — Olive oil, from the exhibi-ts estate in Castelnuvo-berardenga, noar Sienna.g 35 Pastorelli, D. Arcidosso.—Com, called mazzuolo,PPtVing straw for bonnets.
from Royal Technological Institute. —Madder-rootsthe Maremmey, and other localities in Tuscany ; thel„j. e r °ots pounded and reduced to powder. Specimen ofBrc> an COrn straw for brooms, from Campi, near Florence.
Specimens of Tuscany woods,of 9 .-n” Lambrusciiini, R. Florence.—Specimen of cocoonsK-worms reared by the exhibitor from 1842 to 1850.exh!L-T ® C0TI Brothers, Florence.—Raw silk, from theo 1 * 018 spinning-mills.
exhiKi* , LLA Rita, L. D. Florence.—Raw silk, from the~'t°ra spinning-mills.
from th 1 °JP EBARD , N. Portico, near Florence.—Raw Bilk,exhibRor’s spinning-mills.
■ TKUCO b C. C. Sic--E8 spinnmg mills.
b itor’« 0 • IERI > Co unt G. Sie49 P p nni “S mills.e *hibit n ■ annili ni, C. A. C. Siena.—Raw silk, from the49 / 8 .. s Pmning mills.
^itor’s m M. Leghorn.— Potash from the exhi-
anufaotory in the Marcmmo of Grosseto.liter’s . EANCE sc.m NI G. Prato.—Raw silk, from the exhi-^spinnmg mills.
e khibim-> ^ 1Meui °tti, Signora A. Pistoia.—Raw silk, from the45 u spinning mills.
''•tor’s st>i 0l ? DlN1 ’ C - C- Barga.—Raw silk, from the exlii-8 spinning mills.
s pinni ng C- Loro.—Raw silk, from the exhibitor’s
bitor’7 a i 4P . OIlI > t - Modigliana.—Raw silk, from the exhi-. ginning mills.
b ' tor ’s sniw AC,L1 ’ Marradi.—Raw silk, from the exhi-pinning mills.
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''■tor’s Jl TttUCCI ’.,. C ' C. Siena_Raw silk, from the exhi-
. Siena.—Raw silk, from the exhi-
49 Zavagli, P. Palazzuolo.—Raw silk, from the exhi-bitor's spinning mills.
50 Casuccini, C. F. Chianeiano.—Raw silk, from the ex-hibitor’s spinning mills.
51 Savi, Prof. P. Pisa.—Raw silk from silk worms,reared upon leaves of the Philippine mulberry.
52 Collacchioni, G. Borgo San Sepolcro.—Three me-rino fleeces, from the flocks belonging to the exhibitor.
53 Estate of the Alberese, belonging to H. I. and R. R.the Grand Duke of Tuscany.—Three fleeces of cross-bredmerino sheep, from the sheep-folds of the Alberese.
54 Estate of the Badiola, belonging to H. I. and R. H.the Grand Duke of Tuscany.—Three merino fleeces fromthe sheep-folds of the Badiola.
55 Turchini, L. Florence, Inv.—Machine for carryingheavy burthens,which the exhibitor has named a pemettoforo.
56 Pelosi, E. Lucca. Inv.—Model of a locomotivewith an articulated system.
57 Gonnella, Professor T. Florence. Inv.—Machinefor measuring plane surfaces, executed under the exhibitor’sdirection by order of H. I. and R. H. the Grand Duke ofTuscany, to whom it belongs.
58 Ducci, A. & M. Florence, Inv.—Organ of a newconstruction, enclosed in a box carved by M. A. Barbetti,of Siena, anil gilt by Mr. Vincenzio Sbolgi, of Florence.Another organ, also constructed by the exhibitor.
59 Cuyere, Mrs. Florence.—Specimens of combs forsilk weaving, from the exhibitor’s manufactory in Florence.
60 Padreddii, F. Visa, Manu. and Dyer.—Varioustissues. Specimens of cotton dyed in red.
61 Manetti Brothers, Navacehio, near Visa, Manu.—Various tissues.
62 Franceschini, F. Prato, Manu.—Blankets in flosssilk tissued.
63 Riva and Maffei, Florence, Manu.—Brocade ofgold and silk.
64 Catanzaro, M. Florence, Manu.—Cotton and silktissue for carriages.
65 Cini Brothers, S. Marcello, near Pistoia, Manu.—Endless felt for paper making.
66 V yse & Sons, Prato, Manu.—Straw bonnets.
66a Marreti, Mezzana, near Pisa.—A spring hedge-
1 ill, of superior workmanship.
67 Nasnucci, Florence, Manu.—Straw bonnets.
68 Cini Brothers, S. Marcello.—Specimens of papers.
68a Mariotti,S. Pontodera.—Sword, with the hilt and
ornaments in gilt silver: a well finished chiselled work.
69 Reffaelli, P. fc Son, Leghorn.—Pink marbledcoral dress, consisting of collar, brooch, pin, and buckles.
69a Calamia, Prof. Florence.—Preparations from themale and female torpedo.
70 Nardi Brothers, Montelupo, near Empoli.Manu.—Chemical apparatus in glass, and other objects fordomestic and commercial use.
71 Cantagalli, L. Florence.—Stove in terra-cotta.
72 Ginori, Marquis L. Florence.—Several objects inchina, from the manufactory on the exhibitor’s estate atDoccia, near Florence.
73 Royal Foundry, Follonica.—Specimen of cast-ironof the first melting, a tabernacle. Another specimen ofcast-iron of the first melting, a flower basket.
74 Barbetti, A. Siena. Piece of furniture consistingof a console and a plate-glass, carved by the exhibitor.
75 Lombardi, A. Siena.—Frame in wood, carved bythe exhibitor.
76 Barbetti, Raffaele, Siena.— Frame in carvedwood, by the exhibitor.
77 Barbetti, Rinaldi, Siena.— Basso-relievo, carvedby the exhibitor.
73 Bigotti, L. Lucca. — Two basso-relievo in ivory,carved by the exhibitor.