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The Principles of Leather Manufacture

by H. R. Procter

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  1. 1Dedication — Preface
  2. 2Chapter I — Introductory and Historical
  3. 3Chapter II — Introductory Sketch of Leather Manufacture
  4. 4Chapter III — The Living Cell — Chapter IV — Putrefaction and Ferme…
  5. 5Chapter V — Antiseptics and Disinfectants
  6. 6Chapter VI — The Origin and Curing of Hides and Skins
  7. 7Chapter VII — Structure and Growth of Skin
  8. 8Chapter VIII — The Chemical Constituents of Skin
  9. 9Chapter IX — The Physical Chemistry of the Hide-Fibre
  10. 10Chapter X — Water as Used in the Tannery
  11. 11Chapter XI — Soaking and Softening of Hides and Skins
  12. 12Chapter XII — Depilation
  13. 13Chapter XIII — Deliming, Bating, Puering and Drenching
  14. 14Chapter XIV — Alum Tannage, or Tawing
  15. 15Chapter XV — Iron and Chrome Tannages
  16. 16Chapter XVI — Principles of the Vegetable Tanning Processes
  17. 17Chapter XVII — Combination of Vegetable and Mineral Tannages
  18. 18Chapter XVIII — Vegetable Tanning Materials — Chapter XIX — The Che…
  19. 19Chapter XX — The Sampling and Analysis of Tanning Materials
  20. 20Chapter XXI — The Grinding of Tanning Materials
  21. 21Chapter XXII — The Extraction of Tanning Materials, and the Making…
  22. 22Chapter XXIII — Fats, Soaps, Oils and Waxes
  23. 23Chapter XXIV — Oil Tannages, and the Use of Oils and Fats in Currying
  24. 24Chapter XXV — Dyes and Dyeing
  25. 25Chapter XXVI — Evaporation, Heating and Drying
  26. 26Chapter XXVII — Construction and Maintenance of Tanneries
  27. 27Chapter XXVIII — Waste Products and Their Disposal
  28. 28Chapter I — Introductory and Historical
  29. 29Chapter II — Introductory Sketch of Leather Manufacture
  30. 30Chapter III — The Living Cell
  31. 31Chapter IV — Putrefaction and Fermentation
  32. 32Chapter V — Antiseptics and Disinfectants
  33. 33Chapter VI — The Origin and Curing of Hides and Skins
  34. 34Chapter VII — Structure and Growth of Skin
  35. 35Chapter VIII — The Chemical Constituents of Skin
  36. 36Chapter IX — The Physical Chemistry of the Hide-Fibre
  37. 37Chapter X — Water as Used in the Tannery
  38. 38Chapter XI — Soaking and Softening of Hides and Skins
  39. 39Chapter XII — Depilation
  40. 40Chapter XIII — Deliming, Bating, Puering and Drenching
  41. 41Chapter XIV — Alum Tannage or Tawing
  42. 42Chapter XV — Iron and Chrome Tannages
  43. 43Chapter XVI — Principles of the Vegetable Tanning Processes
  44. 44Chapter XVII — Combination of Vegetable and Mineral Tannage
  45. 45Chapter XVIII — Vegetable Tanning Materials
  46. 46Chapter XIX — The Chemistry of the Tannins
  47. 47Chapter XX — The Sampling and Analysis of Tanning Materials
  48. 48Chapter XXI — Grinding of Tanning Materials
  49. 49Chapter XXII — The Extraction of Tanning Materials, and the Making…
  50. 50Chapter XXIII — Fats, Soaps, Oils and Waxes
  51. 51Chapter XXIV — Oil Tannages, and the Use of Oils and Fats in Currying
  52. 52Chapter XXV — Dyes and Dyeing
  53. 53Chapter XXVI — Evaporation, Heating and Drying
  54. 54Chapter XXVII — Construction and Maintenance of Tanneries
  55. 55Chapter XXVIII — Waste Products and Their Disposal
  56. 56Appendices

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