The illustrated catalogue of the industrial department ..

The illustrated catalogue of the industrial department ..

by London. 1862.

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The impressive official catalogue for the International Exhibition held in London in 1862. Although its title describes it as the "catalogue of the industrial department", the scope of the catalogue includes raw materials, machinery and manufactured goods of all kinds, including photographic apparatus, clothing, books, fabrics, furniture, goldsmiths’ work, jewellery, glass and ceramics. Interesting features are a separately paginated catalogue of the Indian exhibits, prepared by J.Forbes Watson as part of vol.III, and, in vol.IV, special catalogues of the Austrian exhibits (separately printed by the Imperial Printing Office in Vienna, using "maize paper") and of the exhibits of the German Zollverein (separately printed in Berlin, with an illustrated advertisement supplement featuring goods from German manufacturers). --abebooks website.

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