Meanings of black morocco in English

He carried under his left arm a long black morocco writing-case.

The latter approached the priest, and handed him a large volume bound in black morocco.

I picked it up- athinquarto bound in black morocco, and rather the worse for wear.

I made for pussy beautiful pettiloons of dark-red glazed cambric, and shod her with black morocco boots.

For his entertainment on the voyage a set of twelve beautiful folio volumes, bound in black morocco, were prepared.

Sure enough, from the hands of a spluttering, half-drowned native, the Krooman who spoke English had just wrested a dripping pair of black morocco-covered field-glasses.

"All the moral and Christian virtues bound in black morocco, complete!"

'I should much prefer to have it so,' said he, raising up a square, black morocco case which he had laid beside his chair.

"Ob, I have forgotten to pack up my prayer-book." And she took up a little worn volume in black morocco with silver clasps.