German Professions
Many old professions do not exist in the present day. These are also not in modern day dictionaries. Press (CTRL + F) to search for a key word. Trades Leather Kürschner; Furriers distinguished from tanners through their knowledge of special techniques they used for preservation and beauty of furs Belzner, Pelser, Pelzer, Pelzner, Pelzmacher, Pilsmeker, Pilzer, Pölter, Pelzer, Bältzer, Pelzhändler, Corsener, Girschner, Gurschner, Kierschner, Kirschner, Kirsner, Körschner, Körsenwerchte, Körsenwerte, Körsenwerte, Korssenmeister, Körtzener, Körzener, Kürsner, Kürsener, Kurschner, Kursener, Bondmacher, Bontfoderer, Bontmecker, Bundmacher, Bundfutter, Bundfutterer, Buntfutterer, Buntfoder, Buntfoderer, Buntmacher, Buntmaker, Buntmützer, Buntschneider, Buntsnider, Buntwerker, Buntwörter, Fellbereiter, Feller Fellhauer, Fellwerkbereiter, Fellhändler; other terms including Latin terms: Fechner, Kulitze, Pellifex, Pellificator, Pellio, Wildwerker Tanner Gerber Gärber, Garb, Garber, Garver, Gerb, Gerbel, Gerwer; Bastgerber, Fellgerber white tanners: Albicerdo, Albicoriarius, Alutarius Cerdo, Erchmacher, Erchmeker, Ircher, Irger, Irker, Löscher, Löschner, Losch, Loschmacher, Schwödler, Weisgerber, Weißgerber; red tanners: Lauwer, Löber, Löbermann, Lohgerber, Loher, Löher, Lorer, Lohre, Loir, Lör, Löhr, Lörer, Löhermeister, Rotgerber, Rothgerber, Rotlascher, Rotlöscher; black tanners: Rußfärber, Schwarzgerber; terms including leather or generally persons dealing with leather: Läderer, Lederer, Lederle, Lederbearbeiter, Lederbereiter, Lederbraiter,
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