International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

24 Contents. Page Exhibits— Class I.—Raw Material — Agri- cultural and Mining, - - 63 Class II.—Industrial Design and Manufactures, 68 Class III. — Machinery, Motive Power, Electricity, and Labour- saving Appliances in Motion, - 91 Class IV.—Locomotive and Tran- sport, .........................118 Class V. — Marine Engineering and Shipbuilding, - 122 Class VI.—Lighting and Heating, 141 Class VII.—Science and Scientific Instruments; Music, - - 144 Education Section, - - - 148 Class VIII. —Sports and Sporting Appliances, - 152 Photograi’hic Section, - - 154 The Women’s Section, - - 155 Page Ex h i b its—Continued. General Exhibits in Gkounds, 161 Refreshment Rooms and Kiosks^ 168 Irish Pavilion, - - - 169 British Dominions and Colonies— Indian Empire and Ceylon, 175' Dominion of Canada, - -176 Queensland, - - - 187 Western Australia, - - 189' Rhodesia, - - - 191 Foreign Countries— Russia,...................192 f1 Austkia,.....................194 France,.....................195' Denmark, ..... 213 Japan,.......................214 Persia,.....................216. Morocco,....................216' Advertisements, - 217 Subject Index of Exhibits, ------- 337 Subjkct Index of Advertisers, ------ 39g, General Index of Exhibitors and Advertisers, - 404: “CORONA.” The Newest and Most Perfect Shirt either for Evening Dress or Everyday Wear. ALEXANDER RILEY, 42 Gordon Street,, = ..GLASGOW..>« borne, Colonial, and foreign Outfitter.