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In 'The Principles of Leather Manufacture' by H.R. Procter, readers are provided with a comprehensive guide to the art of leather production, covering everything from the selection of hides to the chemical processes involved in tanning. Procter's writing style is clear and detailed, making this book an invaluable resource for those in the leather industry looking to deepen their understanding of the craft. Published in 1903, this book serves as a significant contribution to the literature on leather manufacturing during the early 20th century. Procter's expertise shines through in his…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In 'The Principles of Leather Manufacture' by H.R. Procter, readers are provided with a comprehensive guide to the art of leather production, covering everything from the selection of hides to the chemical processes involved in tanning. Procter's writing style is clear and detailed, making this book an invaluable resource for those in the leather industry looking to deepen their understanding of the craft. Published in 1903, this book serves as a significant contribution to the literature on leather manufacturing during the early 20th century. Procter's expertise shines through in his meticulous explanations and practical advice, making this book essential for both students and professionals in the field. The author's deep knowledge and passion for the subject are evident throughout the text, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the history and techniques of leather production.
Autorenporträt
H. R. Procter was a prominent figure in the field of leather chemistry, whose scholarly contributions have left an indelible mark through his seminal work, 'The Principles of Leather Manufacture'. His extensive research and profound understanding of leather processing technology made him a respected authority on the subject. Procter's literary style is characterized by its technical precision and comprehensive coverage of various aspects of tanning and leather production. The book, rich in detail and methodical in approach, has served as a foundational text for those involved in the leather industry and leather science education. It systematically covers the principles behind leather making, reflecting Procter's dedication to the elevation of practical knowledge to scientific standard. Despite the technical nature of his work, Procter was adept at rendering complex information accessible to a broader readership, including students, industrial practitioners, and fellow researchers. His contributions to the field, encapsulated in his exhaustive treatise, have not only advanced the science of leather manufacture but have also set a benchmark for future scholarly work in the field. His legacy is preserved through the continued relevance of his writings in leather science discourse.