Leather: From the Raw Material to the Finished Product

by K. J. Adcock

• Ellagic Acid, [47], [121]
• Enzymes, [72]
• "Erodin," [88]
• Evolution of Leather Manufacture, [1]
• Extracts, [47]

• Faller Stocks, [66], [146]
• Fancy Leathers, [156]
• Fat Liquors, [139]
• Fellmongering, [145]
• Finishing, [112], [122], [127]
• Flaying: Mechanical method, [21]
• ——: Pim's method, [24]
• Fleshing Knife, [83]
• —— Machine, [82]
• Fluffing, [128], [153]
• —— Machine, [129]
• Foot and Mouth Disease, [6]
• Formic Acid, [28], [66], [85], [95], [100]
• Freezing Hides, [71]
• Frizing, [145]
• Fustic, [152]

• Gallotannic Acid, [46]
• Gambier, [40]
• Glazed Kid, [137]
• Glazing Machine, [143]
• Gloving Leather, [147]
• Goat Skins, [15]
• Golden Tan Bark, [152]
• Greasy Hides, [12]
• —— Sole Leather, [75]

• Hammering Leather, [123]
• Handlers, [94]
• Harness Leather, [133]
• Hauling and Setting Limes, [77]
• Hemlock, [44]
• Hide Markets, [7]
• Hides and Skins, [5]
• ——, Curing, [2], [26]
• ——, Defects of, [19]
• ——, Disinfection of, [2], [26]
• ——, Horse, [17]
• ——, Sources of Supply, [5]
• Hyaline Layer, [68]
• Hypoderma bovis, [30]
• —— lineatum, [30]

• Japanese White Leather, [3]

• Lactic Acid, [85], [95], [100], [129], [146]
• Larch Bark, [45]
• Layers, [94]
• Leather-working Machinery, [52]
• Liming, [71]
• Linings, [145]
• Logwood, [138]
• "Lysol," [84]

• Machinery, [52]
• Mangrove, [41]
• Marseilles Soap, [140]
• Mimosa, [42]
• Mineral Tannage, [108]
• Mixed Tannages, [101]
• Morocco Leather, [156]
• Motor Leather Bands, [108]
• Myrobalans, [38], [93]

• "Neradol," [50]

• Oak Bark, [34]
• Oakwood, [35]
• "Oropon," [87]

• Paddle-vat, [146]
• Parchment, [145]
• Pickled Sheep Skins, [10]
• Pigments, [154]
• Pig Skins, [18], [136]
• Pinning Leather, [121]
• —— Machine, [121]
• Porpoise Laces, [19]
• Preparation of Hides for Tanning, [63]
• "Puerine," [88]
• Puering, [150]
• Pyrogallol Tannins, [46]