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Volltext: A classified and descriptive catalogue of the Indian department, Vienna Universal Exhibition 1873

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585. “ Angurkha,” “ Poonashai.” Worn by people 
of Poona. Bombay. 
58C. “Angurkha;” with long sleeves. Worn by 
people of Poona. Bombay. 
587. “Angurkha.” Worn by Parsees, Bunnias, &c. 
Bombay. 
588. “Angurkha.” Worn by Purbboos of Bombay, 
&c. Bombay. 
589. “Angurkha,” Worn by Kinkaree Mahome- 
dans. Bombay. 
590. “Angurkha,” Worn by Borahs. Bombay. 
591. “Angurkha.” Worn by young people in 
Bombay. Bombay. 
592. 592a. “ Sayas.” Coats (3). Worn by Maho- 
medans. Bombay. 
593. “Jama;” robe. Worn by Bunnias, Parsees, 
Purbhoos, and others of Bombay at marriages; the 
Parsees use it also at funerals. Bombay. 
594. “ Cholee.” Bodice used by female convicts in 
Dharwar Jail. Dharwar. 
595. “ Cholee.” Worn by Lumanees, or gipsy 
women. Dharwar. 
596. 596a. “Cholees” (2). Worn by women of 
Kattyawar. Bombay. 
597. “ Kutoreechee Cholee.” Worn by females of 
Kattyawar, Mooltan, &c. Bombay. 
The ornamentation of this bodice piece is 
effected by stamping, the composition used 
being a mixture of white lead, linseed oil boiled 
with pitch, or some other resinous substance. 
It is diffieult to ascertain the real nature of the 
composition, as the manufaeturers are unwilling 
to disclose the secret of making it. 
598. “ Kauchlee Cholee.” Worn in Kattyawar, 
Kutch, and Gujerat. Bombay. 
599. “Cholee.” Worn by Hindu women of all 
classes. Bombay. 
600. “Cholee kudachee.” Worn by Brahmin and 
other women. Bombay. 
601. “ Cholee kudachee.” Worn by milkwomen of 
Hindustan and Poona. Bombay. 
602. 602a. “ Cholees ” (2); green and black. Worn 
Hindu women. Dharwar. 
603. “ Kutoree Cholee ;” gold border. Bombay. 
604. “ Ghagra.” Petticoat. Worn by Lumanees of 
the Carnatic. Dharwar. 
605. “Ghagra.” Worn by females of Kutch, Kat 
tyawar, Guzerat, Sind, &c. Bombay. 
606. “Ghagras” (2). Worn by Bunnias and Ma- 
bomedan women. Bombay. 
607. “Ghagra,” Worn by Marwaree women. 
Bombay. 
608. “ Sootna.” Trowsers. Worn by Khoja fe 
males. Bombay. 
609. “ Paron.” Shirt. Worn by Marwaree women. 
Bombay. 
610. “Paron.” Worn by Khoja and Mahomedan 
women. Bombay. 
611. “ Chadur.” Worn by Kurkanee women in 
public. Bombay. 
612. “ Paron ” or “ Sudra.” Worn by Parsee fe 
males. Bombay. 
616. “ Angeeas ” (2). Worn by children of the Car 
natic. Dharwar. 
Cotton Goods from Bombay. 
Gerald S. V. Fitzgerald, Bombay. 
624. “ Bunnad Huchoda.” Used as a covering at 
night. 
Cotton Goods from Sind. 
Rangoon Committee. 
634. Mosquito curtain. “ Chin Doung.” Burmah. 
Cotton Goods from Berar. 
Berar Local Committee. 
492, 493. Samples (42) of native made cloth. 
Collection of Cotton Goods contributed by the 
Government of Bombay. 
Bombay Committee. 
494. Cord; thick white; country twist. Used for 
tents and various other purposes. Sind. 
495. Strings of cotton; country twist. Used for 
various purposes. Sind. 
496. Ropes; of sorts; country twist. Used for va 
rious purposes. Dhoolia and Surat. 
497- Ropes, of sorts; English and country twist. 
Used for driving bullocks and other purposes. 
Sind. 
498. Nose ropes. “ Nuthrees ” (4). Used for driv 
ing bullocks ; passed through the nostrils. Dhar 
war. 
499. Horn ropes. “ Hankats ” (5); attached to the 
horns of bullocks for driving. Dharwar. 
500. Whips. “ Koledans” (3); bullock whips. 
Dharwar. 
501. Whips. “ Barkoles ” (3); bullock whips. 
Dharwar. 
502. Reins. “Lugams” (3); used as reins for 
horses; the portion held in the hand is also used 
as a whip. Dharwar. 
503. Straps (2 pairs). Used to yoke bullocks. 
Dharwar. 
504. Fishing net. Khandeish. 
505. Cruppers. “ Doomchees.” Used for fastening 
the native saddle. Dharwar. 
506. “Mukhears;” coloured. Used to protect 
horses’ eyes from flies, &c. Sind. 
507. Horse trappings; coloured (1 set). Made of 
English twist. Sind. 
508. Camelgear; coloured (1 set). Sind. 
509—515. Cotton tapes; white and coloured; used 
for various purposes. From Sind, Dhoolia, Dhar 
war, Kattyawar, Surat, and Ahmedabad. 
516. Sacking material. “ Khundadee.” Dharwar. 
618. Bullock covers. “ Zooles.” Sholapoor. 
639. Bullock cover. “ Zool;” Khanvar cloth. 
Dharwar. 
619. Flag. “Nisham;” attached to a stick, is 
carried by Hindu pilgrims. Dharwar.
	        
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