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Testing Pouch Leather
By Dell Urry 

I wonder why pipe organ pouches have never been sealed with mink
oil.  If you buy your leather from reputable supply houses sealing
is not required.  To see if it is required just put the leather
against a 1-1/4" pipe or nipple and suck.  If it allows air through
find another supplier.

Dell Urry

(Message sent Wed, 13 Jan 2010 16:37:41 GMT , from time zone +0000.)

Key Words in Subject:  Leather, Pouch, Testing

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