Principles and practice of fur dressing and fur dyeing (1922)
Austin, William E · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 91
FUR DRESSING AND FUR DYEING the softness and flexibility of the pelt, and increases its resistance to the action of water, and also, in certain in- stances a partial chamois tan is produced, thereby improv- ing the quality of the leather. The skins are now returned to the work bench, and sub-… … FIG. 13. STRETCHING economic point of view, as a con- MACHIXE FOR CASED SKINS • i -\ -i • r • i • rr siderable saving of material is effect- ( Reliable Machine Works, j • ,1 . ,. Evergreen, L. I.) ec* m this way? sometimes even to the extent of twenty-five per cent. Cased skins are stretched in a…
Fur · Tanning · Dyes and dyeing
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