The Leather Trades

An insightful look into the historical significance and processes of the leather trades. This book explores the evolution of leather production, from traditional tanning methods to the industrialized manufacturing processes of the modern era. Discover the social and economic impact of the leather industry throughout history, and gain a deeper understanding of the craftsmanship and innovation involved in creating leather goods. "The Leather Trades" is a valuable resource for historians, craftspeople, and anyone interested in the story behind this enduring material.

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