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Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 15
the coated skins of wild animals, especially of those of high N. latitudes; such as the wolf, bear, beaver, ete. For wearing, the hair or fur is cleansed, and the skin is generally slightly tanned. The most valuable furs, such as ermine and sable, come chiefly from Ru ia. When unprepared, or merely dried, the furskins are called. peltry.
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