1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 21… (1911)
“ The Olivieri library (established by the antiquary of that name, author of Marmora pisaurensia, &c.) contains about 14,000 volumes, MSS. of Tasso, &c., inscriptions and various antiquities, and a very fine collection of majolica (one of the best in Italy) from the old Urbino and other manufactories. The Museo Mosca, left by its owner to the town, contains important collections of faience, furniture, &c. Among the industries of Pesaro are the growing, spinning and weaving of silk, tanning, iron founding, and the manufacture of glass and pottery. ”
