Grand industrial Exhibition, 1851
Subtitle: catalogue of some of the economic minerals and deposits of Canada, with their localities : prepared for the purpose of promoting a collection of native specimens, applicable to useful purposes, to be sent to a provincial industrial fair, to be held in Montreal, the second Monday in October, 1850, and a selection from them to the grand industrial Exhibition, in London, in 1851
Contributors: Lovell and Gibson
Publisher: Lovell and Gibson, Printers
Published: 1850
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Subjects: Minerals -- Catalogs and collections -- Canada -- 19th century.; Minerals -- Exhibition -- Canada -- 19th century.
Other titles: Catalogue of economic minerals, &c., of Canada
Notes: Letterpress text printed on all sides of folded sheet.  Sheet also folds in quarters into a pamphlet (21 x 9 cm.) with titling printed on one quarter of p. [1] at end.

The printing firm, Lovell & Gibson moved to Toronto in 1850.  Cf. Hulse, Elizabeth.  A dictionary of Toronto printers, 1982.

Sir William Edmond Logan organized a display  showing an extensive collection of Canadian minerals along with a geological map in the Canadian section of the Great Exhibition of the Industries of All Nations held in London, England in 1851.  Logan was the first Director of the Geological Survey of Canada.  Cf. Dictionary of Canadian Biography.