Tandy Leather Educates and Entertains at County Museum
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George Moors and Richard Lindsey wait for families to arrive to learn about their art.
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George Moors showing Madeline Patella the right way to make a leather key fob.
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Madeline Patella trying her hand at imprinting her own design on a leather key fob.
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Madeline Patella displays her new embossed leather key fob.
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Richard Lindsey takes the wheel of the presentation by discussing different types of leather from different types of animal hides and the process in making them with Heather and Madeline Patella watching from the side.
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Richard Lindsey holding up a pair of leather chaps from the days of the cowboys to talk about the different uses of leather in the old days.
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Richard Lindsey revealing that horse saddles are actually animal leather hides that have been hardened to a certain shape, while also discussing the processes used in hardening leather.
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Richard Lindsey talking about how leather was used also as a fashion statement decades ago, such as this leather briefcase.
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George Moors takes the wheel once more to show young Ashton Dais how to make his own leather imprint key chain.
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Ashton Dais trying intently to replicate his own leather imprint key chain.
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This is the display that Richard Lindsey used in his discussion of the different types of leathers and the different uses of leathers.
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Ashton Dais holding his own leather imprint key chain.
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