Pickled Texel Lambskin
Texel breed lamb pelts pickled wet, dewooled raw material for leather goods.
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Pickled Corriedale Sheepskin
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Pickled Karakul Lambskin
Karakul lambskins pickled and dewooled, preserved raw despite breed note exclusions for tanned. HTS 4102.21.00.95 for other pickled without wool on, as raw preserved state. Used in specialty leathers.
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Pickled Romanov Sheepskin
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