These natural-grain goatskins have a semi-aniline finish that makes these perfect for study Bible bindings and other small books. Skins are thin enough that very little if any paring is required. These skins can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. First quality skins have very slight blemishes whereas second grade skins will have some blemishes and possibly small holes. We bought these skins direct from the tannery in large quantities so we could offer a quality skin at a huge savings. A great value!

Title/Label leathers are also used in many other applications, both in bookbinding and non-bookbinding. In addition to spine labels, they are a splendid choice for economical inner-leather-hinges for certain books, and they are also regularly used by box-makers of all kinds, both in box covering, lining, and hinging.

Great leather for many craft projects or bookbinding. Smooth surface, easily worked and stained. Sold by the square foot. A pure vegetable-tanned calf skin, thinned to 0.65mm - 0.8mm, and available in five rich colors. Our Cathedral calfskins are natural-grained with an aniline dye which makes them suitable for book conservation and fine bookbinding.

Great leather for many craft projects or bookbinding. Smooth surface, easily worked and stained. Sold by the square foot. A pure vegetable-tanned calf skin, thinned to 0.65mm - 0.8mm, and available in five rich colors. Our Cathedral calfskins are natural-grained with an aniline dye which makes them suitable for book conservation and fine bookbinding.

Great leather for many craft projects or bookbinding. Smooth surface, easily worked and stained. Sold by the square foot. A pure vegetable-tanned calf skin, thinned to 0.65mm - 0.8mm, and available in five rich colors. Our Cathedral calfskins are natural-grained with an aniline dye which makes them suitable for book conservation and fine bookbinding.

A thick strong leather with a beautiful texture. Extra thick (approx. 8 oz.) but may be thinned to your needs. Average 5-10 square feet.