The Awards and Claims of Exhibitors at the International Exhibition, 1876

This fascinating volume presents the official awards and claims made by exhibitors at the 1876 International Exhibition in Philadelphia. Along with detailed reports from the judges, it provides a snapshot of the state of textile manufacturing and machinery in the Gilded Age. Essential reading for historians of industry and technology.
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