Crocodile Leather

Crocodile leather is the only product of Crocodile Farm. It can be used as material for other products.
==History==
The oldest tanneries were founded around 1880 BC, when Egypt was ruled by Pharaoh Sesostris III. In these workshops, new techniques rapidly developed. At that time, people tanned skins with grease to get a special, smooth kind of leather and cooked  them with acacia husks  to create other types of leather. Since the ancient Egyptians worshipped the crocodile as a holy, divine being called Sobek, people shrank from skinning the frightful crocodiles and did not dare to tan their leather, even if such beasts often menaced entire Nile villages. Amazon Indians and tribes inhabiting the Florida Everglades were supposedly the first to manage crocodile farms. Later, tough crocodile skin became a lucrative fashion accessory and was made into handbags and shoes.
==Did You Know That?==
If you love exotic things and have no hesitatation in skinning alligators, then crocodile farmer is exactly the right profession for you. These dangerous reptiles produce a completely exclusive leather with a unique scale pattern. Many modern ladies wear crocodile handbags and shoes. Especially in the 1940s, new fashion styles dictated the purchases made by female consumers. More and more women have jobs and do not want to do without luxury.
Category:Crocodile Farm
Category:1936
Category:Textile Industry
Category:1st Degree Material