1345
Enamelled leathers, for shoes:—
11 Two enamelled calf-skins, for boots.
12 Two enamelled calf-skins, first class.
13 Two enamelled calf-skins, for ladies’ shoes, preparedlrorQ the upper side.
14 Two enamelled calf-skins, with the npper side.
15 Two goat-skins, enamelled on the upper side, and
gained. A1
(Hazed skins, for hatters :—
16 Twelve prepared sheep-skins, for hat-linings; white,violet, flesh, sky-blue, sea-green, clear apple-green,
chocolate, coffee, grey, yellow, and straw colour.
17 Two prepared sheep-skins, black enamelled.
18 Twelve hat-linings, glazed, of various colours and
^hite.
19 Two hat-linings, black enamelled.
20 Coachman’s hat, black glazed, large size.
21 Coachman’s hat, middling quality.
22 Sedman’s hat, large.
23 Sedman’s hat, small.
24 Twelve sorted cap-fronts, of different kinds.
25 Three flaps for cap-fronts, of different kinds.
Eor saddlers and coach and harness makers :—
26 Large-sized ox-hide, grain-glazed, for coach.
27 Middling-sized ox-hide.
28 Superior calf-hide.
29 Superior calf-hide, glazed on under side.
60 Superior calf-hide, glazed on upper side, for collarsa hd other articles of harness.
31 Cow-hide, black glazed, thick.
32 Cow-hide, black glazed, thin.
33 Cow-hide, strong, white.
34 Cow-hide, thin, white.
35 Piece of hide, black glazed on both sides.
36 Piece of hide, grey on one side and black on theother.
37 Five sheep-skins, strong and of large size, grained, forc oach-boxes ; yellow, grey, purple, lily, and blue, glazed.
38 Sheep-skin, crimson.
39 Sheep-skin, black.
40 Sheep-skin, glazed on under side, and strong.
41 Groat-skin, black-grained upper side.
42 Two imperiales, or head-pieces, for cavalry anda HiUery helmets.
43 One imperiale, for infantry.
44 Two vizors, for cavalry helmets.
45 X w0 vizors, for infantry helmets.
46 Pair of pistol-holsters.
47 Pin e black-enamelled goat-skin, for trimmings.
. [Tlie skins of Spain are of a remarkable quality, espe-eially those of goats and lambs. This branch of industryhas assumed a much more extensive development with thef4ove manufacture, which now successfully contends with“ e Trench article.
TVith regard to skins and hides for the purposes ofB 0ofc a nd shoe-making, saddlery, &c., a manufacturer ofarcelona has provided an interesting collection of excel-. ^alities, and at moderate prices. In the present8e ries may readily be recognized the progress which Spam'as made in leather dressing within these last few years.
10 calf skins that are white tawed (or tanned), are soirably dressed that their average weight does not ex-t& G ^ °unces. The same manufacturer exliibits tilts or^Paulings, perfectly tanned and varnished, and of greatari ^ eneSS ’ s ^- ee P -s ^i ns ( amincias ), for the lining of hats ;a8 8ortment of skins for shakos, glazed skins, &c.]
Roig, D. Salvador, Barcelona — Manufacturer.
l ' e pared fine skins, of various colours and gilt
250
CXn h leilf Ofcx Portation.
Society oe Manilla.cagayan is the only one manufactured for
251 Partagas & Co., Savannah.
Case of cigars, imported by A. <3f. Wiltshire, 2 LimeStreet Square, agent to the exhibitor.
253 Leu (L. G-regorio), Barcelona —Manufacturer.Cards for weaving. .
253a Sastre, L. Casiano, Lorca , Murcia .
Woollen cloth.
253b Mendez, D. J. J., Lorca y Murcia.
Woollen cloth.
Baizes.
253e Trueba y Campo, Santander —Manufacturers.Woollen cloth, from the factory at Reneclo.
254 Aleman (D. Pablo), Fzcaray —Manufacturer.Cards for weaving.
255 Sastachs, J., Barcelona, —Manufacturer.
Wire cloth. Specimens of the various kinds manufac-tured by the exhibitor. Pair of paper moulds.
256 Belmonte (D. Hamel), Navas Frias —•Manufacturer.
Two felt hats. _
256a Ibaeea (D. Jose), Placencia —Manufacturer.Various kinds of files.
257 Callejo (D. Jose), Madrid —Manufacturer.Locksmith’s work made for the new building destined
for the Congress of Deputies.
258 VlLAEDET & CallejaS, Valladolid —Manu-
S'id facturers.
Kid and lambskin gloves.
258a Baeches (D. Antonio), Madrid — Manufacturer.Stirrups. _
259 Sanchez Pescador (D. Jose), & Miguel (D.
Tomas), Madrid — Manufacturers.
Bedstead of east steel, with bronze ornaments, chasedand gilt. _
260 Miguel (D. Julian de), Madrid —Manu-
facturer.
Iron bedstead, with ornaments of gilt brass.
Iron bedstead, with inlaid ornaments.
Bed-room stand, of iron, with inlaid ornaments.
261 Moeatilla (D. Fkancisco), Madrid .Tabernacle, silver-gilt, inlaid with precious stones,
weighing 2 quintals j made for ■ the cathedral at Are-quipa. This tabernacle is represented in the Plate 203.
262 Eoyal Ordnance Oeeioe, Oaate —Manufac-
turers.
1 Howitzer of wrought-iron, 16-inch calibre, made atOfiate by the Carlists , during the last civil war in tlioPeninsula.
2 Mortar of wrought-iron, 9-inch calibre.
263 Eoyal Cannon Foundry, Seville .
A long howitzer, 9-inch calibre.