Fulton County had been the center of the leather tanning and manufacturing trade since the pre-Revolutionary Leatherstocking days of the Mohawk frontier.
32.
Anthracene, which is used as a leather tanning agent, can cause problems in the kidneys and liver and is also considered a carcinogen.
33.
The Polytechnic specialised in courses that reflected local trades including leather tanning, typography, metalwork, electrical engineering, laundry, baking, and boot & shoe manufacture.
34.
For instance, steel mills and leather tanning factories, which offer hard and unpleasant unemployment, are largely kept running by thousands of immigrant laborers.
35.
The peak of Singapore's gambier trade was in the 1830s through 1850s, driven by demand from the British dyeing and leather tanning industries.
36.
Reference to the forest descriptions of early surveyors has documented decline in species such as hemlock, which were preferentially removed for leather tanning.
37.
The first recorded evidence of the city was made in 1265 under the name Hungnod as a hub for leather tanning and wool processing.
38.
It appears that as industrialization began to take place leather tanning was to the fore, Bermondsey being known for its work with leather and hides.
39.
The forerunner of A & P was founded by George Gilman in the mid-1850s as Gilman & Company to continue his father's leather tanning business.
40.
The area boomed before the turn of the century when a leather tanning extract was produced here by the Pacific Tanning Extract Company established in 1887.
