The World’s Commodities - 5. Sugar and Pepper
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A colored page from The Harmsworth Atlas titled The World's Commodities, showing world maps of sugar and pepper sources alongside production and import charts. The page includes botanical illustrations of beet, cane and pepper plants, and bar charts with coin-style symbols for production and British imports. Published by Amalgamated Press in 1908.
