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The so-called red decay or red rot is a phenomenon that occurs mainly in libraries with very old [[vegetable-tanned leather]] [[Leather book cover|book bindings]]. The tanned leather suffers from hyperacidity caused by the influence of sulphur dioxide in humid air, which was particularly abundant due to gas-lit lanterns in earlier times. Sulphur dioxide is converted into sulphuric acid and this attacks the leather and pulverizes the surface. Such [[leather damages|damages]] are irreversible.


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''Red decay - Red Rot''&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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''Red decay, seen in the [[Leather museum|DLM - German Leather Museum in Offenbach]].''&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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== Additional information ==
* [[Antique Leather - Vintage Leather]] 
* [[Leather damages]]


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Reindeers are part of the [[Deerskin|deer family]] and are often kept in large herds in the far north (Alaska, northern Norway, Lapland, Finland, North America and Spitzbergen). In Canada, similar species living in the wild are referred to as  cariboo (caribou). The skins of these animals are [[Chamois leather|chamois-tanned]] to obtain a [[leather quality|durable]] [[suede]], which is mostly used as [[leather clothing|clothing leather]].


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''Reindeer [[suede]] is not distinguishable from [[Goatskin|goat suede]].''&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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''Reindeer [[leather jacket]] of [http://www.heinzbauer.com/index.php?clang=&amp;nr= www.heinzbauer.com].''&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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Eskimos use reindeer skins with hair to make [[leather clothing|clothing]] when the temperatures are extremely low. They make two suits for particularly cold temperatures. An undergarment consisting of a jacket with hood, furry [[Leather pants - Leather trousers|trousers]], fur [[Leather boots|boots]] and [[Leather gloves|gloves]]. In the case of the undercoat, the hair of the skin is to the inside and the top clothing has the hair to the outside. Reindeer hair is hollow and this gives the coat or jacket better insulating properties and softness. No animal in the polar region has fur with such good properties for the manufacturing of insulating clothing.


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''Caribou [[Fur - Fur skin|fur coat]] of the Naskapi indigenous peoples of North America (New York, American Museum of Natural History).''&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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== [[Leather videos|Video]] about [[Exotic leather|leather of different animal species]]==
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''[[Exotic leather|Leather of different animal species - Exotic leather]]''
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== Additional information ==
* [[Leather clothing]]
* [[Deerskin]]
* [[Elkskin leather]]
* [[Exotic leather]]
* [[Chamois leather]]


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