Cover Leathers
Tip: Do you want your Bible’s cover to patina, or do you want your Bible’s cover to resist scratches and scuffs? Goatskin and kangaroo leathers are two of the most resistant leathers to scratching and scuffing. Use goatskin or kangaroo leather if you prefer a more “pristine” cover. Use cowhide leather if you want a Bible cover that will patina.
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Black Cover Leathers
Blue Cover Leathers
British Tan Cover Leathers
Brown Cover Leathers
Gray Cover Leathers
Forest Green Cover Leathers
Natural Cover Leathers
Pink Cover Leathers
Purple Cover Leathers
Red Cover Leathers
Terra-Cotta Cover Leathers
Turquoise Cover Leathers
Violet Cover Leathers
Yellow Cover Leathers
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Badalassi Carlo Loch Ness Cowhide
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This vacchetta leather is combined with a special shrunken process to create an ultra unique and rugged grain. This vacchetta veg tan leather is their top grade, it is full grain and has a nice supple feel with a small amount of firmness. Loch Ness is a vacchetta leather that is infused with a special blend of Italian fat wax giving it the famous hand and feel attributed with the vacchetta name. This leather has a beautiful smooth grain with a beautiful depth to the leather color. The veg tan will have an amazing patina as it ages. The leather is dyed completely through and has a nice soft flesh side. This leather has a great feel in the hand.
Badalassi Carlo Minerva Box Cowhide
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Minerva Box Vegetable Tanned Leather comes from the Badalassi Carlo Tannery in Tuscany, Italy. They are well known for their traditional methods of vegetable tanning with tree barks that go back 100's of years. Minerva Box is a full grain cowhide that is offered in striking hues. As a naturally tumbled leather, its surface is littered with non-uniform variations of pebbled textures. These features add personality and depth to the final product, not to mention the promise of a rich patina with time and wear.
This veg tan leather is their top grade, it is full grain and has a nice supple feel with a small amount of firmness. Minerva Box is a vacchetta leather that is infused with special blend of Italian fat wax giving it the famous hand and feel attributed with the vacchetta name. The grain has a natural pebbled texture that adds beautiful depth to the leather. Because it a natural pebble grain, it may have some slight variation throughout the hide.
Minerva Box leather is dry milled (Tumbled), meaning this leather undergoes a tumbling process in heated drums, resulting in a softer feel, a wrinkled texture, and a distressed appearance. Milling is a process that allows individual hide to produce its own naturally unique grain. Sizing and irregularity is variable and will depend on the dermal fiber and thickness of the hides.
Black Badalassi Minerva Box
Bone Badalassi Minerva Box
Bordeaux Badalassi Minerva Box
Dark Brown Badalassi Minerva Box
Emerald Badalassi Minerva Box
Gray Badalassi Minerva Box
Navy Badalassi Minerva Box
Olive Badalassi Minerva Box
Red Badalassi Minerva Box
Sapphire Badalassi Minerva Box
Tobacco Badalassi Minerva Box
Turquoise Badalassi Minerva Box
Violet Badalassi Minerva Box
Walnut Badalassi Minerva Box
Whiskey Badalassi Minerva Box
Badalassi Carlo Waxy Pull-Up Cowhide
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Badalassi Carlo Waxy Pull-Up Cowhide is a waxy Vegetable Tanned Leather comes from the Badalassi Carlo Tannery in Italy. Pull Up leather is a type of leather that is colored with dyes that are sealed using natural oils and/or waxes instead of paints, pigments and top coats, which gives the leather a very soft feel. When this leather is stretched or pulled, the color migrates and becomes lighter in the pulled areas. It has a unique natural appearance which lightens in color when stretched to produce a unique worn-in effect with time. Due to this soft and scratch-sensitive finish, the leather quickly gets a beautiful vintage-patina.
Black Badalassi Waxy
Black Badalassi Waxy
Cognac Badalassi Waxy
Dark Brown Badalassi Waxy
Dark Brown Badalassi Waxy
Natural Badalassi Waxy
Navy Badalassi Waxy
Olive Badalassi Waxy
Olmo Badalassi Waxy
Pink Badalassi Waxy
Red Badalassi Waxy
Red Badalassi Waxy
Red Badalassi Waxy
Tobacco Badalassi Waxy
Turquoise Badalassi Waxy
Violet Badalassi Waxy
Walnut Badalassi Waxy
Capra Granulosa Goatskin
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Capra Granuloso has a natural grainy character which is very attractive. The grain is naturally obtained, with no artificial graining techniques to hide grain defects such as plating, embossing, etc . Goatskin is a very flexible, yet tough leather that resists scratching and scuffing.
Double Shot Pull-Up Cowhide
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Double Shot is a new pull-up cowhide leather from the Seidel Tannery in the USA. It is known for its beautiful pull up, smooth finish and buttery hand. This article is full grain and has a nice supple feel with healthy amount of firmness.
One of its best attributes is the pull-up, this comes from a unique multiple hot wax process that infuses the wax into the leather. The end result is a beautiful and rich leather that shows its pull-up as you open the fibers when folding the leather. This leather will patina over time.
Levant Goatskin
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Levant goatskin hasn’t been readily available since before World War II. Careful attempts to master the techniques used to create this leather have been developed by the same supplier that creates Sokoto Traditional goatskin. Using an original Levant hide to reference, they believe, after several years of trials, that they have replicated the process. This newer Levant has a great look and feel. It has a soft temper, great flexibility, grain, and color.
Levant goatskin has a heavier grain than any other goatskin currently available. The heavy grain characteristic comes from shrinking the skins during the tanning process, (not from some “grain manipulation”). Absolutely no grain manipulation either by machine or by hand is used to create this heavy grain. Levant Goatskin is currently my highest recommended available goatskin leather for rebinding. (yes, even when compared to Sokoto Traditional).
Sokoto Traditional Goatskin
Click on an image to see a larger image and learn more about that leather.Sokoto Traditional goatskin is produced from Nigerian skins, among the most desirable and expensive goat skins available world wide. Sokoto Traditional goatskin leather is known worldwide as one of the better available goatskin for Bible rebinding. Goatskin is a very flexible, yet tough leather that resists scratching and scuffing.
Black Sokoto Traditional
British Tan Sokoto Traditional
Crimson Sokoto Traditional
Crimson Sokoto Traditional
Crimson Sokoto Traditional
Margie Red Sokoto Traditional
Mocha Sokoto Traditional
Navy Sokoto Traditional
Purple Sokoto Traditional
Red X Sokoto Traditional
Red 104 Sokoto Traditional
Terra-Cotta Sokoto Traditional

