Leather dressing, including dyeing, staining and finishing (1907)
Lamb, M. C. (Morris Charles) · London : The Leather Trades Publishing Co. · leaf 386
With such procedure, the grain will be found to ‘break’ very much finer than when the goods have not been previously boarded. §928. Sheep-skins that are dyed pale shades of colour, for shoe linings, slipper linings, etc., are usually finished plain. The goods, after being staked, are dried and… … Fig. 178.
Dyes and dyeing · Leatherwork
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