File:Corticelli. "How Corticelli silk is made." An illustration of the mode of producing silk - Berghaus. LCCN2017646674.tif

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English: Title: Corticelli. "How Corticelli silk is made." An illustration of the mode of producing silk / Berghaus. Abstract/medium: 1 print on fabric : wood engraving ; sheet 44.2 x 27.1 cm.
Date between 1878 and 1880
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Author Berghaus, Albert, active 1869-1880, engraver; Watson, Carrie Syphax, collector
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  • Title from item.
  • Caption continues: The Centennial Exhibition - the silkworm exhibit in Machinery Hall. Judges' award to the Nonotuck Silk Company at the Centennial Exhibition.
  • Printed at bottom: Also, prize medals received in Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Santiago, and at Paris, 1878.
  • Inscribed in ink on lower left: Carrie Syphax Watson, April 30, 1934.
  • Forms part of: Popular graphic art print filing series (Library of Congress).
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popular graphic arts · prints and photographs division
Subject
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corticelli silk company · nonotuck silk company · centennial exhibition · ( · philadelphia, pa.) · silk industry · wood engravings
Place
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Philadelphia, Pa.)
Genre
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Wood engravings--1870-1880

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