These are scrap leather from elk leather hides tanned using a method that emulates the traditional brain-tanning process. They come in different sizes and shapes. These commercial brain-tanned hides have a smoky smell and are as supple as the traditional brain-tanned leather. Elk are not an endangered species, and are not killed just for their skins. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside of 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 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.

This is 3 to 3.5 ounce deerskin leather--often called Buckskin as well. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). It comes in a range of colors including black, chocolate, saddle tan, buckskin and some white.Deer are not endangered.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside the U.S.

This is 3 to 3.5 ounce deerskin leather--often called Buckskin as well. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). It comes in a range of colors including black, chocolate, saddle tan, buckskin and some white.Deer are not endangered.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside the U.S.

This is 3 to 3.5 ounce topgrain elk leather. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). The bigger pieces generally have blemishes and/or scratches and are not suited for manufacturing expensive, first-class products. They are, however, excellent for craft projects. Nearly all of this material is prairie gold color.

This is 3 to 3.5 ounce topgrain elk leather. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). The smaller pieces are 3" by 6" or so and are good for trim and making medicine bags, etc. Nearly all of this material is prairie gold color.Elk are not endangered.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside the U.S.

Each 1/2 pound (8 oz.) bag contains smooth, full-grain, heavy (5 to 7 oz.) cow leather strips and pieces in a range of earth tones (e.g., beiges, creams, blacks, browns, tans). They vary in size and color as seen in the picture above. We cannot sort these by color or shape.

This is goat leather scrap in 3.0 ounce weight. Most of it is pearl bluish tint from leather that is not dyed. A small amount is available in tan. The craft pieces are larger pieces that have blemishes and scratches and are not suited for manufacturing expensive products.

This is goat leather scrap in 3.0 ounce weight. Most of it is pearl bluish tint from leather that is not dyed. A small amount is available in tan. The craft pieces are larger pieces that have blemishes and scratches and are not suited for manufacturing expensive products.

This scrap latigo leather is 1/8" thick.

The musk ox leather scrap is black and dark brown and comes in a range of sizes. Musk ox are not endangered. There are about 100,000 roaming around northern Canada. The musk ox are protected by a quota. Each year, hunters are allowed to hunt about 600 animals, but only take about 400 per year. Many of the animals are eaten and the hide is a by-product of a subsistence life style.

We sell assorted premium leather scrap in 1/2 lb. (8 oz.) bags and by the pound. The 8 oz. bags contain lightweight (<4 oz. weight) suede scrap in assorted cow, goat, pig, or deer leathers. The scraps sold by the pound are nice lightweight leather. Colors range from earth tones to brighter colors. This scrap comes in different shapes, sizes, and colors. Unfortunately, we can not sort this product and cannot guarantee similar colors and shapes throughout an order.

We sell assorted premium leather scrap in 1/2 lb. (8 oz.) bags and by the pound. The 8 oz. bags contain lightweight (<4 oz. weight) suede scrap in assorted cow, goat, pig, or deer leathers. The scraps sold by the pound are nice lightweight leather. Colors range from earth tones to brighter colors. This scrap comes in different shapes, sizes, and colors. Unfortunately, we can not sort this product and cannot guarantee similar colors and shapes throughout an order.

Each 1/2 lb. (8 oz.) bag contains suede remnants in black and a range of earth tones (e.g., beiges, creams, blacks, browns, tans). Because it is scrap, it comes in different shapes and sizes. Unfortunately, we can not sort this product and cannot guarantee similar colors and shapes throughout an order.Cows are not an endangered species. The leather is a by-product of the food industry. The cows are not killed just for the skin.