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  1. Handbook of the collection illustrative of the wild silks of India, in the Indian section of the South Kensington Museum, with a catalogue of the collection and numerous illustrations. By Thomas Wardle.
    By: Wardle, Thomas, - South Kensington Museum
    Publication info: London,Printed by G.E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, for H.M. Stationery Off.,1881.
    Contributed by: Smithsonian Libraries
    Subjects: India  Silk  Silkworms  
    BHL Collections: Smithsonian Institution Libraries
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  2. The history of silk, cotton, linen, wool, and other fibrous substances: including observations on spinning, dyeing and weaving. Also an account of the pastoral life of the ancients, their social state and attainments in the domestic arts, with appendices on Pliny's Natura
    By: Gilroy, Clinton G.
    Publication info: New London, Conn.,C. M. Saxton;1853.
    Contributed by: NCSU Libraries (archive.org)
    Subjects: Agriculture  Cotton  Fibers  History  Linen  Sericulture  Sheep  Silk  Wool  
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  3. Johannis Coleri De bombyce dissertatio.
    By: Colerus, Johannes. - Karger, Friedrich, - Tribbechow, Adam,
    Publication info: Giessae Hassorum [i.e. Giessen] :Typis & sumptibus Friderici Kargeri,anno aerae Christ. 1665.
    Contributed by: Research Library, The Getty Research Institute (archive.org)
    Subjects: 17th century  Dissertations  Early works to 1800  Germany  Silk  Silkworms  
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  4. On the entomology and uses of silk : with a list of the families, genera, and species of silk producers known up to the present date.
    By: Wardle, Thomas,
    Publication info: Newcastle-under-Tyme :G. T. Bagguley, Printer,[between 1880 and 1900]
    Contributed by: Claire T. Carney Library, UMass Dartmouth (archive.org)
    Subjects: Silk  Silkworms  
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  5. The silk industry of Japan, by I. Honda, director of the Imperial Tokyo sericultural institute.
    By: Honda, Iwajiro,
    Publication info: Tokyo :The Imperial Tokyo sericultural institute,1909.
    Contributed by: University of British Columbia Library (archive.org)
    Subjects: Japan  Sericulture  Silk  
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