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These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are good quality cow upholstery leather scraps, the by-product of furniture making and sold by the pound. These are perfect for craft projects.Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are 10 pound boxes of good quality cow upholstery leather scrap, the by-product of furniture making. These are perfect for craft projects.Please note that we cannot sort these by color or shape. They vary in size and color. Cows are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry.There are no restrictions on the export of this item from the United States.

These are first quality black Tuscan lambskins, also called Toscana lambskins, with black nappa backs. They are suitable for garments, crafts, and accessories. The skins are approximately 23" to 24" long by 16" to 20" wide measured down the middle on the skin side. Hair length is approximately 1" to 2". The hair generally lays flat. Tuscany lamb are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry - the animals are not killed just for their hides. ...

These are first quality black Tuscan lambskins, also called Toscana lambskins, with black nappa backs. They are suitable for garments, crafts, and accessories. The skins are approximately 21" to 23" long by 15" to 16" wide measured down the middle on the skin side. Tuscany lamb are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry - the animals are not killed just for their hides.