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Audubon and His Journals, Volume 2

Note 37 — THE MISSOURI RIVER JOURNALS 1843 (Continued) (continued 4)

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A parflèche is a hide, usually a Buffalo bull's, denuded of hair, dressed and stretched to the desired shape. All articles made from this hide are also called parflèche, such as wallets, pouches, etc.

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