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Calfskin

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Calfskin 

(also calf), a leather made from the skin of a young domestic cow, or calf, that has not been placed on a vegetable diet; the skin is covered with nonfading virgin wool. Calfskin is used in the fur and leather industries. Calfskin has a smooth grain and is very durable.
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