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Aniline leather • Bicast • Boiled • Bonded • Buckskin (leather) • Chamois • Corinthian • Kidskin • Law leather • Morocco leather • Napa • Nubuck • Patent leather • Russia • Shagreen • Shell cordovan • Suede</center>
Aniline leather • Bicast • Boiled • Bonded • Buckskin (leather) • Chamois • Corinthian • Kidskin • Law leather • Morocco leather • Napa • Nubuck • Patent leather • Russia • Shagreen • Shell cordovan • Suede</center>
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| Substitutes
| Substitutes
|<center>[[Artificial leather]] • [[Alcantara (material)|Alcantara]] • [[Leatherette]] • [[Naugahyde]] • [[Presstoff]] • [[Synthetic leather]] • [[Ultrasuede]]</center>
|<center>[[Artificial leather]] • [[Alcantara (material)|Alcantara]] • [[Leatherette]] • [[Naugahyde]] • [[Presstoff]] • [[Synthetic leather]] • [[Ultrasuede]]</center>
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| Leather sources
| Leather sources
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<center>Alligator • Bison • Cattle • Calfskin • Slunk • Deer • Eel • Goat • Horse • Kangaroo • Ostrich • Domestic pig • Sealskin • Sheep • Yak</center>
<center>Alligator • Bison • Cattle • Calfskin • Slunk • Deer • Eel • Goat • Horse • [[Kangaroo]] • Ostrich • Domestic pig • Sealskin • Sheep • Yak</center>
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| [[Leather production processes|Processes]]
| [[Leather production processes|Processes]]
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<center>[[Liming (leather processing)|Liming]] • [[Deliming]] • [[Tanning]] • [[Oiling (leather processing)|Oiling]]</center>
<center>[[Liming (leather processing)|Liming]] • [[Deliming]] • [[Tanning]] • [[Oiling (leather processing)|Oiling]]</center>
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| [[Leather crafting|Crafting]]
| [[Leather crafting|Crafting]]
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<center>[[Bookbinding]] • [[Cuir de Cordoue]] • [[Leather carving]]</center>
<center>[[Bookbinding]] • [[Cuir de Cordoue]] • [[Leather carving]]</center>
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| Tack
| Tack
|<center>[[Conway clip]]</center>
|<center>[[Conway clip]]</center>
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| Tools
| Tools
|<center>[[Dubbin]] • [[Saddle soap]]</center>
|<center>[[Dubbin]] • [[Saddle soap]]</center>
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Revision as of 17:49, 21 March 2024

Articles related to leather working
See also:
Leather subculture • Leather clothing
Types
Aniline leather • Bicast • Boiled • Bonded • Buckskin (leather) • Chamois • Corinthian • Kidskin • Law leather • Morocco leather • Napa • Nubuck • Patent leather • Russia • Shagreen • Shell cordovan • Suede
Substitutes
Artificial leather • Alcantara • Leatherette • Naugahyde • Presstoff • Synthetic leather • Ultrasuede
Leather sources
Alligator • Bison • Cattle • Calfskin • Slunk • Deer • Eel • Goat • Horse • Kangaroo • Ostrich • Domestic pig • Sealskin • Sheep • Yak
Processes
Liming • Deliming • Tanning • Oiling
Crafting
Bookbinding • Cuir de Cordoue • Leather carving
Tack
Conway clip
Tools
Dubbin • Saddle soap
Leather museums
German Leather Museum • Igualada Leather Museum • Walsall Leather Museum
Leather Archives and Museum • British Museum leather dressing
Related
History of hide materials • Leather subculture
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