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2850347Domestic Encyclopædia (1802), Volume 1 — Black Leather1802

BLACK LEATHER is that which, having passed through the hands of the carrier, after being scored and rubbed three times on the grain side with copperas-water, acquires a black colour, instead of the russet, as left by the tanners.—See Leather.