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Revision as of 19:34, 18 February 2017
Also the skin of different bird species is processed to leather. The best known is the ostrich leather. But there are other bird species. Even duck feet, turkey feet or chicken legs are processed to leather. The structure of the bird's legs and feet reminds of reptile leather.
Vogellederarten:
- Ostrich leather, ostrich legs
- Leather from the skin of birds with feathers
- Chicken leg leather
- Leather from the legs of ducks
- Leather from the legs of turkeys
Plumage
Als Balg bezeichnet man die Rohhaut von Vögeln. Bei Säugetieren wird hingegen der Ausdruck Fell verwendet. Auch ausgestopfte Vögel werden Vogelbälge genannt. Die Eskimos machten sich in Regionen, wo alternative Lederarten seltener waren, Jacken aus Vogelbälgen.
Vogelbalg und Lederjacke der Eskimos aus Vogelbälgen - gesehen im DLM - Deutsches Ledermuseum in Offenbach
Ausgestopfte Vögel. Auch diese werden als Balg bzw. Bälge bezeichnet.
Video about leather of different animal species
Leather of different animal species - Exotic leather.
Additional information
a kotori web solution