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INTO WHICH THE EXHIBITION IS DIVIDED.
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10. Hudson’s Bay and -North American Skins.
Lvnx-cat'. As used in America , when dyedlived l.vn'x ' V' r Muffs and Tippets, and in
i;L„ n „ ' ' the undyed state by the Chinese ,
For general pur-poses of Ladies’Apparel.
Wolf .
Fisher.
Wolverin
11. Ermine or Weasel tribeErmineWeasel
Polecat or FitchRussian FitchDyed Fitch .
Kolinski and Dyed KolinskiKolrosk and Dyed Kolrosk1*2. Seal—
South Georgia, Shetland ,and Falkland IslesLomnr’s Island and Cape .
The Plucked and Manufac-tured Seal.
Seal when dyed ....
The Greenland and New-foundland Hair SealsThe Labrador Spotted and
Silver Seal.
The same in its dyed state. J
13. Musquash , or large North American Rat, for Ladies'
wear, as for Muffs , Boas, &c.
Opossum ! ; 1 As for Muffs , Tippets, Linings,
Perewiazka , | & c *
14. Ilarc and Rabbit—
White Hare from Russia and the Polar RegionsEuropean or Grey BareHudson’s Bay and NorthAmerican Rabbit .
Flemish Rabbit ....
Silver-grey Rabbit .
White Polish Rabbit .
Black and Blue RabbitAustralian Rabbit .
Dyed Rabbit . .
15. Lamb, &c.
Grey Russian Crimea LambBlack Ukraine LambBlack Astrachan Lamb
E.
22. Miscellaneous—Moose Deer.
Deer.
Roebuck.
Badger ; the hair of the European badger, as usedfor shaving-brushes, Sec.
Feathers.
Muffs, Tippets, Lin-ings, Cuffs, Sec.
Persian Grey Lamb .Persian Black LambHungarian LambSpanish LambEnglish Lamb
16. Squirrel.
Black RussianBlue SiberianKazan Siberian .American Squirrel .English Squirrel. .
Indian Striped SquirrelFlying Squirrel . .
Dyed Squirrel
African ChinchillaBuenos Ayres ChinchillaLima or bastard Chinchilla
18. Cat.
Dutch Cat or JennetEuropean CatWild Cat .
African Cat
19. GrebeEider DuckPenguin .
20. Tartar FoalAngora GoatDyed Goat
21. Skins from the TropLion .
Royal TigerCape TigerLeopard .
Panther .
Zebra .
Antelope .
Black MonkeyAnt-catcr.
For general pur-poses of Dress.
For Ladies’and forTippets,Linings,mings, &c.
As made into vari-ous articles ofLadies’ Dress.
For Coat Linings,Sleigh Coverings,Travelling Bags,&c.
For Ladies’ use.
Various purposes.
Mounted for orna-mental purposesand for Furni-ture.
1. Ostrich,
Aleppo ,Mogudor .AlexandriaSenegal .
Cape .
Algoa BayDyed . .
2. Marabouts.
Marabout Stork.Adjutant .
Paddy or Rice BircWhiteGrey . *
Dyed. .
) As worn in Plumes on CourtI occasions by Knights ofI various Orders, and for Mi-litary purposes, also in theirapplication to general Dressfor Ladies and for FuneralPlumes.
3. Rhea.
Long Flossy ,Short Flossy .Brown . .
8. Ibis.
Swan.
Turkey . . .
Cock.
Peacocks . • ,
Argus Pheasant
Common Pheasant.Eagle . . . .
9. Miscellaneous
As Plumes for Head Dresses,Bonnets, Trimmings forDresses, Muffs , Tippets,andFans, and as used withGold, Silver, or Pearls.
’ The Feathers known by thePlumassiersas “Vulture’s,”and used for Ladies’ wear,madeup into fanciful forms,and for military purposes,in America : the commonsorts made into dusting-brooms.
The Feathers of the smallEgrett, as used for Ladiesonly. Those of the largeOsprey for Ladies, and theFeathers of the back, asused for Military Plumesfor the llussar Regiments.The Feathers varying inshades, as used in their na-tural colour for Ladies’Bonnets, and dyed darkercolours and black.
(The Feathers, as worn by per-sons of rank in the East,also by Ladies in Europe and America , arranged as aBird.
'The Feathers of the headand breast of the Andreadnerea , as used for Ladies,and by Knights at their in-stallation. Those from theback of the Plotus anliinya yas used in England by La-dies, and in the EasternCountries by Princes andpersons of Rank.
{ The Feathers of their naturalscarlet colour, as made intoWreaths for the Head.
{ For Ladies’ Bonnets andMilitary Plumes.
{ The Down of these birds asused for Ladies’ Plumes andTrimmings.
The Feathers of the neck,hack, and tail made intoPlumes for Ladies’ andChildren’s Hats and Mili-tary Plumes.
For Plumes and Screens.
The Feathers marked witheyes, are used, the small lorPlumes, the large for Tiarasfor the head.
Made into Trimming.
[The Feathers forming thes wing of this Bird, as usedl for the Highland Bonnet.
The Feathers of the Jay,Duck, Grebe , and Tucan, asalso several Birds from theTropics , in their applicationsto Ladies’ dresses.