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Sociedade Nacional de AgricultutaResolutions of the International Cotton Conference held in Rio de Janeiro, from 15th to 20th October 1922. Cover.1922
Shepperson, Alfred BCotton Facts. Between pages 76-77. Map showing area infested by the Mexican cotton-boll weevil, 1904-61906
Percival and Parton (brokers)Food import price lists2nd January 1826
Cotton BoardReport of the Cotton Board Committee to enquire into post-war problems [of the cotton industry] submitted to the Board of Trade. page 36, Appendix A. Facts and estimates concerning the cotton industry.January 1944
Image Number: 2001047
Cotton BoardSketch map of cotton producing countries in South Americac.1956
Cotton BoardSketch map of cotton growing districts in Mexicoc.1956
Cotton BoardSketch map of cotton production in Central Americac.1955
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Image: Bobbins of cotton on a winding machine Image: The Mill Steam Engine at Queen Street Mill, Burnley
Image: a Cylinder Devil machine Image: a Cotton Gin machine
Image: Condenser mule used in the spinning process Image: Plans of machinery used in cotton spinning; the Mule Jenny
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