The World’s Commodities. - 2. Wheat, Rye and Maize
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A printed page titled The World's Commodities, showing colored world maps of wheat, rye and maize cultivation with pink, yellow and blue zones marking principal sources and areas of cultivation. Below are bar charts of annual wheat production, yield per acre and the value of British imports, illustrated with sacks, ears of grain and coins, alongside dense explanatory text.
