Noun
The hide or skin of a calf; or leather made of the skin.
Source: Webster's dictionaryThese people, who have since antiqui possessed the most distinguished litteras in the northern part of the world, choose now to walk upon calfskin or to eat calfskin rather than to read the old words written upon calfskin. Halldór Laxness
Above: Made of calfskin and diagonally stitched with white thread, Scarr’s Cafeteria Clutch is “an update to the classic paper bag.” Source: Internet
One new addition to the Hermès collections has been made and it includes the Apple Watch Series 2 with the 38mm Double Buckle Cuff in Fauve Barenia calfskin leather. Source: Internet
For example, the average calfskin can provide three and half medium sheets of writing material. Source: Internet
Often, if the parchment is white or cream in color and veins from the animal can still be seen, it is calfskin. Source: Internet
The first books used parchment or vellum ( calfskin ) for the pages. Source: Internet