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* | * Class 18 Cotton | ||
* | * Class 19 Flax and hemp | ||
* | * Class 20 Silk and velvet | ||
* | * Class 21 Woollen and worseted, including mixed fabrics generally | ||
* | * Class 22 Carpets | ||
* | * Class 23 Woven, spun, felted, and laid fabrics, when shown as specimens of printing and dyeing | ||
* | * Class 24 Tapestry, lace and embroidery | ||
* | * Class 25 Skins, furs, feathers and hair | ||
* | * Class 26 Leather including saddlery and harness | ||
* | * Class 27 Articles of clothing | ||
* | * Class 28 Paper, stationery, printing and bookbinding | ||
* | * Class 29 Educational works and appliances | ||
* | * Class 30 Furniture and upholstery, including paper-hangings and papier mache | ||
* [[1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class 31| Class 31]] Iron and general hardware | * [[1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class 31| Class 31]] Iron and general hardware | ||
* [[1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class 32| Class 32]] Steel and cutlery, and edge tools | * [[1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class 32| Class 32]] Steel and cutlery, and edge tools | ||
Revision as of 10:27, 6 October 2009
The Illustrated Catalogue of the Industrial Department. British Division. 2 Volumes. Printed for Her Majesty's Commissioners.
Section I
- Class 1 Mining, Quarrying, metallurgy and mineral products
- Class 2 Chemical substances and products and pharmaceutical processes
- Class 3 Substances used for food
- Class 4 Animal and vegetable substances used in manufacture
Section II
- Class 5 Railway plant, including locomotive engines and carriages
- Class 6 Carriages not connected with rail ot tram roads
- Class 7 Manufacturing machines and tools
- Class 8 Machinery in general
- Class 9 Agricultural and Horticultural machines and implements
- Class 10 Civil engineering, architectural and building contrivances
- Class 11 Military engineering, armour and accoutrements, ordnance and small arms
- Class 12 Naval architecture, ships' tackle
- Class 13 Philosophical instruments, and processes depending on their use
- Class 14 Photographic apparatus and photograpy
- Class 15 Horological instruments
- Class 16 Musical instruments
- Class 17 Surgical instruments and appliances
Section III
- Class 18 Cotton
- Class 19 Flax and hemp
- Class 20 Silk and velvet
- Class 21 Woollen and worseted, including mixed fabrics generally
- Class 22 Carpets
- Class 23 Woven, spun, felted, and laid fabrics, when shown as specimens of printing and dyeing
- Class 24 Tapestry, lace and embroidery
- Class 25 Skins, furs, feathers and hair
- Class 26 Leather including saddlery and harness
- Class 27 Articles of clothing
- Class 28 Paper, stationery, printing and bookbinding
- Class 29 Educational works and appliances
- Class 30 Furniture and upholstery, including paper-hangings and papier mache
- Class 31 Iron and general hardware
- Class 32 Steel and cutlery, and edge tools
- Class 33 Works in precious metals and their imitations, ane jewelry
- Class 34 Glass
- Class 35 Pottery
- Class 36 Manufactures not included in previous classes
Section IV
- Class 37 Architecture
- Class 38 Paintings in oil and water colours, and drawings
- Class 39 Sculpture, models, die-sinking and intaglios
- Class 40 Etchings and engravings