Meanings of fine skins in English

Much dexterity, especially in the case of fine skins, is required in this operation to avoid cutting or tearing.

Injin Charley was in reality a trapper, and he intended to get many fine skins in this promising district.

They were indeed fine skins.

There also is found that black species of tiger* of which I saw some fine skins at Esmeralda.

All the washed things are in those boxes upstairs; also some fine skins I've saved on the chance of wanting them.

Asking the reason why he did this, he told me he wanted to take some of those fine skins home with him!

From which time, till the reign of William the Conqueror, the females of our house were famous for their needlework and fine skins.

Trapping had begun in earnest, and though fairly successful- anumberof fine skins having been already taken-thehunters were still worried over the wolverines.

She took a blue and a green one, several fine skins from the fur box the Harvester had told her about, and went downstairs.

Powder-Face wore a blanket, but underneath it was a shirt of fine skins, the front of which was almost covered with teeth, beads, and wampum.