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Kashmir: its new silk industry

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Wardle, Thomas, Sir, 1831-1909
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Title Kashmir: its new silk industry : with some account of its natural history, geology, sport, etc., and with forty-five full-plate illustrations of Kashmir scenery, and of sport, industry, fossils, etc., also notes of a visit to the silk-producing districts of Bengal in 1885-6 / by Sir Thomas Wardle.
Publisher London : Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent
Creation Date 1904
Notes "Publications by the author": p. [v].
Extent xx, 363 pages : frontispiece, illustrations, plates, portraits
24 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990040926350205171

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