History Of A Furrier

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A Furrier back in the middle ages played a very important role back in the day in making clothes. A Furrier is someone who would kill animals and take the fur off them to skin them. Furriers usually Make or sell fur. They can also clean and repair fur to make them into fur garments. They can make things like fur coats or fur pants etc. Furriers originality came the Middle English Anglo-French around the 1570-1580-time period. Most of the Furriers in the middle ages were very successful in trading because everyone needed fur clothing. Once winter came they would have nothing to keep them at least a little warm. Furriers also played a big part in fur trade. Russia was the central source of furs. And they were spread to western Europe, the Byzantine

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