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| Shell Cameo-Cutting | [11] |
| Shell Cameos in the Museums | [19] |
| Appearance of the Conch-shell | [19] |
| Adaptability of the Art | [22] |
| Cost of Pieces of Shell | [25] |
| Carved Pumice-stone | [26] |
| Mounting Pieces of Shell | [26] |
| Drawing the Design | [29] |
| The Tools | [30] |
| The Use of the Holdfast | [32] |
| Process of Working | [34] |
| Working by Night | [41] |
| Polishing | [41] |
| Sharpening the Tools | [42] |
| Cost of Appliances | [43] |
| Decline in the Fashion of Wearing Cameos | [44] |
| Cameo-Cutting Highly Recommended | [47] |
| Derivation of the Word “Cameo” | [51] |
| A Teacher at Work | [55] |
| Lessons by Correspondence | [57] |
| Is there a Market? | [58] |
| Designs | [60] |