flesh color (fleshkul"or)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 64
The normal color of the skin of a white person; pale carnation or pinkish; the color of the cheek of a healthy white child. The term flesh color is more properly rendered skin color, since it is evidently intended to indicate the color of healthy skin, or the color of muscle as seen through skin. O'Neill , Dyeing and Calico Printing, p. 227. flesh-colored (flesh'kul'ord), a . Of the normal color of the skin of a white person. flesh-crow (flesh'krō), n. The carrion-crow, Corvus corone.
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