• Wikipédia

  About History and numerous material, notably the match

  About "le facteur cheval" - Ferdinand_Cheval

  About the postage stamp cane

• Piqueassiette.com, about the pique assiette technic - http://www.picassiette.com/

• Clownbluey.com, about the clown Albert - clown-bluey-clowns-history.html

• "L'etacq woodcrafts", st ouen jersey, for a postcard about the giant jersey cabbage

• "La vie dans la nature" Henri Coupin

• "Science française 1896"par Emile Gautier et "Les cannes" 1896, article " the date palm tree"

• "Walking & working sticks by theo fossel" : Wood, horn, hoof and paper washer

• Glossaire des vieux metiers.org, about the buffalo horn - http://www.vieuxmetiers.org/
  the french glossary of our ancestor's craftmanship gives detail about the work of the "horn flatener" (aplatisseur in French)

• "La vie pratique" 1923, Excerpt of an article about horns

• "Amateurs d'objets d'art 1879, "Essai sur la parapluie, l'ombrelle et la canne par René-marie Cazal"

• "France syrie.com", On-line sources for Syrian marquetry - culture-syrienne.htm (French)

• "Les arts et métiers 1885" cite la science populaire 1881 article M: thierry, Plastic substance: celluloid

• "Newlook n°14 octobre 1984", Articles about Canes postage stamp marquetry

• Expressio.fr, for the explanation in french, of a french slang word - mort-aux-vaches

• "Science française 1896" Larousse, "Les plantes" Larousse, "La vie illustrée 1899", Pictures and explanation about woven wild grass and fibres.

• "Journal du collectionneur 1993" -Traube-, "Keith vincent: Nailsea glass david and charles newton albot london 1975", George Soane "Curiosities of literature " 1847, For complementary sources about the hippopotamus skin

• "Les Guides Gallimard", informations about palm trees

• "Coll.j.p. Favand", Picture of a cane made of a human bone

  "Magazine du pittoresque de 1865", about bones exportation.

• "Les cannes de M. Paul Bourget", Multiples informations and comments, pictures about canes made of glass collection

This is only a part of the many sources that contributed to feed the substance of this exhibition.