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CLASSIFICATION’ OF SUBJECTS IN THE THIRTY CLASSES
Black Japanned Horse-liides.
„ Cow-hides.
„ Calf-skins.
„ Sheep-skins.
Coloured Japanned Skins various.
Dyed Leather—
Dyed Morocco, i. e. (Goat-skins) for Furniture andCoach Purposes.
„ Roan, i. e. (Sheep-skins) for Furniture andCoach purposes.
„ Roan ditto.
„ Roan ditto.
,, Morocco for Bookbinding and Pocketbooks,&c.
„ Roan for Bookbinding and Pocketbooks, &c.
„ Skiver ditto ditto.
„ Calf ditto ditto.
Striped Seal-skin for Shoe -binding, &c.
„ Cape Sheep-skins „
„ Horse-hide „
5. Oil Leather—
Buck-skins, finished natural colour.
Doe „ „
Calf „
Lambs „ ,
Sheep „ „
Ox and Cow Hides „
Buck-skins, dyed or coloured.
Doe „ „
Calf „
Lamb „ „
6. White or Alum Leather—
Alumed Horse-hides.
„ Calf-skins.
„ Sheep-skins strained white.
„ Lamb-skins „
„ Lamb-skins coloured.
„ Kid-skins for Gloves, White
„ „ „ Dyed-
,, Lamb-skins „
„ Sheep-skins „
„ Kid-skins for Shoes.
„ Calf-skins „
„ Sheep-skins „
„ Varieties.
Gaiter Leather.
7. Sheep and Skin Rugs—
Sheep and Lamb, Brown Rugs.
„ Coloured.
„ White.
Sheep Rugs for Cavalry Saddles.
Angola Goat, Coloured.
„ White.
Various Wild Animal Skins for Rugs.
Sheep-skin Parchment for Deeds.
„ „ Bookbinding, White.
Vellum for Bookbinding, White.
„ „ Coloured.
„ Painting.
„ Tambourines.
„ Drum-heads.
„ Gunpowder-sieves.
B. Saddlery and Harness.
1. Harness ; Carriage, Gig, Cart.
2. Saddlery.
3. Whips.
C. Miscellaneous.
1. Leather Manufactures, such as Bellows, &c,
2. Braces, Webbing-belts, &c.
D. Skins and Fur.
Hudson’s Bay Martin or Sable , nextin repute and value . • • •
The North American or CanadianBaum or Wood Martin, a native of (the Forests of Germany , &c.
Stone Martin, living in rocks, oldruined castles, buildings, &c.
Dyed Sable and Martin .... *
}Used
as Swansdown.
2. Otter—
Nootka Sound, or Sea OttenHudson’s Bay and NorthAmerican OtterEuropean Otter .
3. Fox—
Hudson’s Bay and North Ame-rican Black and Silver Fox . j As used abroad for
White Fox.I this country for
Cross Fox .I riage Wrappers,
Grey Fox .I Ottomans, Foot-
4. Bear—
Black Bear of Hudson’s Bayand North AmericaBrown, or Isabella .
Grey „
European Grey and BlackBear ....
Polar or AVbite Bear
5. Beaver—
Beaver from Hudson’s Bay) As made into Muffs ,and North America . ( Tippets, Cuffs, andManufactured . . . . [ other articles of Ap-
Dyed ditto .J parel.
6. Swan.
Swan Skin
iFor Boas, Trimmings, Puffs, &e,
Swan Quills . J
7. Goose.
Goose Skin .
North American and Hudson’s Bay Mink *, as usedfor Muffs , Tippets, Cuffs, &c.
9. Buffalo, for Sleigh Coverings, Open Carriages, and for
Railway purposes.
10. Hudson’s Bay and North American Skins.
Lynx . .
Lynxcat .
Dyed LynxRaccoon.
Wolf . .
FisherWolverin
Ermine..
Weasel.
Dyed Fitch . . . . .
Kolinski and Dyed KolinskiKolrosk and Dyed Kolrosk
12. Seal.
South Georgia, Shetland , )and Falkland IslesLomar’s Island and CapeThe Plucked and Manufac-tured Seal.
Seal when dyed.
The Greenland and New-foundland Hair SealsThe Labrador Spotted and
Silver Seal.
The same in its dyed state . y
13. Musquash, or large North American Rat, for Ladies’
wear, as for Muffs , Boas, &c.
Opossum * ' >^ s f° r Muffs , Tippets, Linings,Perewiazka . *
14. Hare and Rabbit.
As used in America , when dyed,for Muffs and Tippets, and inthe undyed state by the Chinese ,Greeks, and Persians. The Rac-coon as linings of Shakos andCoats in Russia and Germany .
For general pur-poses of Ladies’Apparel.
Cuffs, &c.
White I-Iair from Russia and •the Polar Regions ....European or Grey Hare . .Hudson’s Bay and North Ame-
As manufac-
rican Rabbit.
i Tippets, Trim-
Flemish Kabbit.
mings, Cuffs,&c.
Silver Grey Rabbit ....White Polish Rabbit . . .
Black and Blue Rabbit . . .Australian Rabbit ....Dyed Rabbit . . . . * ..
Muffs, Tippets,Linings, Cuffs,&c.