Trade Promotion Series, Issue 157U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935 - United States |
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50 percent American leathers annually Argentina Austria Belgium British India British Malaya calf leather Chamois chiefly Chile colors consumers Czechoslovakia decline demand for leather domestic production domestic supply duction estimates place European countries European sources fancy leathers favorable footwear foreign leathers foreign sources foreign trade France Germany glove leather goat and kid hides and skins import trade imports of leather Irish Free kid leather kid upper lamb leathers larger largest share leather imported leather in 1934 leather industry leather production lower-priced manufacture Morocco Netherlands obtained official statistics output partly tanned patent leather production of upper progress purchases quantities recent reptile leathers sheep and lamb shipments shoe side upper leather slightly small amounts smaller sold sole leather South Africa square feet strap leathers substantial sufficient to fill suppliers Syria tanners tanning industry trade in leather types of leather United Kingdom United States exports upholstery leather varieties yearly
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