cowhide

"Did you see anything else that would identify the man with the cowhide vest?"

Manufacturers can offer leather at the low end by making their cowhides go further.

There was a tan cowhide suitcase in back on the floor.

Sitting back in the big cowhide chair, I told him the whole story, and he listened without comment.

There was no door, merely a long cowhide hanging over a pole.

All upholstery leather is the top layer of a cowhide.

The briefcase was made from weathered cowhide, the sort of thing that already looks old when you buy it.

Used the second length of cowhide to lash his wrists together.

Cowhide is the natural, unbleached skin and hair of a cow.

She was buried fully dressed on a cowhide in the coffin.

They also created a skin from shark cartilage and cowhide.

Cowhides are a natural product/by-product of the food industry from cattle.

In the other he carried a brand-new cowhide attache case.

One man dressed in cowhide, and others belabored him with sticks.

She walked over and patted the red tinged cowhide back of the couch.

Rain and sun weren't good on the old cowhide.

Cowhide is usually used, though pigskin and other leathers are also seen.

And your skin looks like burnt cowhide, Luther mused to himself.

While cowhide is now seen as a luxury, in the early days of the automobile it was virtually the only choice for seats.

The wide assortment of cowhide rugs is an unexpected treat.

David strapped a yellowish cowhide pack onto his back and shoulders.

The leather cover on the baseball (which is now usually made of cowhide, not horsehide).

The tortoise shell cart was wrapped hard board and cowhide.

He preferred cowhide because it was supple yet strong.

"This feels so nice," she said, stroking the smooth cowhide.