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Herald Figure Furriers
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Furriers Work. Skin for Cutting 1777
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Furriers Work, text 1 (German 1977)
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Furriers Work, text 2 (German 1977)
Advertising
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Old hat and muff bandboxes of German furriers
Caricatures, humor
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You will find more fox skins than donkey skins in a furriers' shop
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Do not show a furrier a beautyful cat
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Furrier, woman, furs and mothes (before 1908)
Costumes
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Samojed
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Yakut
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Inuit_sealhunter (1880-1890)
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Family group - Noatak (1930)
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Inuits, Seal- and reindeer furs (Iglulik 1999)
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Gustav Friedrich Sthamer, ambassador in London & burgomaster of Hamburg
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Carl Friedrich Petersen, burgomaster of Hamburg with persian lamb (before 1892)
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Johannes Versmann, burgomaster of Hamburg (1903?)
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August Schröder, burgomaster of Hamburg
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William O'Swald, burgomaster of Hamburg
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Werner von Melle, burgomaster of Hamburg (1905)
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Gustav Ferdinand Hertz, senator in Hamburg )
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Carl Mathies, senator in Hamburg
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Almutia (Grey Squirrel Backs)
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Mozetta (Grey Squirrel Bellies)
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Grey Squirrel (Grey Squirrel Bellies)
Furs
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Fur Neckware and Heads 1900
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Fur-Capes 1900
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Furs muffs and Coliers 1900
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Fur neckware (1906)
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Fur in different countries (before 1892)
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Guanaco Quillango
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Bluefox Jacket, dyed
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Korsak or kitt fox (bellies)
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Chasuble, Silklamm und Bluefox
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Let out (‘stranded’) Lunaraine mink coat
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Jackets Goatskin and Seal, 1900
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Douglas Volk Artist's Daughter 1914
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Two-piece suit of Russian grey sqirrel and plugged mink lining
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Nutria jacket
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Timber wolf jacket
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Bison jacket 1
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Bisonjacket 2
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Pony cape 1
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Pony cape 2
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Auto Coat Raccoon (1906)
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Auto coat_muskrat (1906)
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Automobile coat Opossum (1906)
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Australian Wombat Coat (1906)
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Black Chinese Dog Coat (1906)
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Fur Lining (1906)
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Natural Black Russian Lamb (1906)
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Sheep lined ulsters (1906)
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Siberian buffalo calf coat (1906)
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Astrakhan (1906)
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Cape from eider-duck skins
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Cape from cormorant skins
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Ushanka (synthetic fur)
Mosaics
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Carriage foot-stool made of otter and fox (ca. 1900)
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A House Made of Furs (1900)
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Fur Wall Carpet
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Fur picture (ca. 1904)
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Leopard carpet (ca. 1900)
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Seal carpet, Inuit made
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Carpet from Sealskin and common otter (1898)
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Carpet from Sealskin and common otter (ca. 1900)
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Fur carpet
The Habsburg (1900) -
Fur pennant (1902)
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Fur-portrait of president Emile Loubet, France
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Fur-portrait of Franz Josef I. of Austria
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Fur banner (1896)
Shops
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Furrier at work
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Der Kürschner Jost Ammans Ständebuch, 1568
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Furriers'
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Furriers' shop 1762
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Beating furrier and shop
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Fur sewer (ca. 1680)
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Furriers working (1668)
Skins
[edit]→ also category Fur skin collection former Bundespelzfachschule, Frankfurt/Main Category:Fur skin collection Frankfurt/Main
→ also category Fur skins Category:Fur skins
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Bobcat skins
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Burunduk
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Calfskin
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Fox: Crossfox fur skins
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Fox: Gray fox skins
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Fox: Mongolian
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Fox: Redfox fur skins
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Fox: Shadow Bluefrost fox fur skins
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Fox: Silverfox fur skins
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Hamster plate, semi-manufactured
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Hamster plate, leather side
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Hamster plate
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Hare: European hare, Germany
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Mink, Blackglama
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Mink fur skins
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Mole
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Marmot, part of a mink dyed skin-plate
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Nutria fur skin
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Nutria fur skin plugged
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Otter: Fish otter (river otter) skins
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Possum
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Rabbit: Protect rabbit and small animal skins from waste (German, before 1945)
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Sable: Bargusinski
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Sable: Raw sable skins
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Seal skin
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Skunks fur skins
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Squirrel-leg-cross
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Suslik
Tanning and dying
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Fur Fuller, Walthersche Zurichterei, Markranstädt
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Fur Cleaning Machines, Firma Thorer, Leipzig
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Advertisement 'Fur grotzen-dye' for marmot a. o. (German, 1903)
Tools and materials
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Furrier`s Tools 1777
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Furrier`s Tools 1777 (explication)
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Furriers Knives, Europe
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Furrier`s pliers
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Furrier`s tools
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Furrier`s tool
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Furrier`s tool
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Furrier: Molds for fur coliers
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One way molds for fox coliers
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Noses for fur coliers
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Clips for fur coliers 1
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Clips for fur coliers 2
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Fasteners for fur coliers 1
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Fasteners for fur coliers 2
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Hooks & eyes for fur clothing
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Buttons to cover with fur
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Buttons for inside
Trade
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Alberta 1890s fur trader
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„Mixed Blood“ fur trader (1870)
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Pelzlager zur Messe in Irbit (um 1900)
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Nischny Nowgorod, Pelzhändler (um 1900)
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Nischny Nowgorod, Hauptstraße zur Messezeit (um 1900)
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Nischny Nowgorod, Pelzlager zur Messe (um 1900)
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Fur Business of Heinrich Lomer in Leipzig 1862
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Fur Business of Heinrich Lomer in Leipzig before 1905
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Furrier in Leipzig
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Fur trade, Leipzig
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Furrier's shop window, Budapest
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Fur-Business-Centrum Leipziger Brühl, fair-time
Trapping and hunting
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Fox trapping
Furrier's Wanderbuch
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 1
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 2
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 3
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 4
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 5
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 6
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Furrier's Wanderbuch (1816) 7 (last register)