Cowhide

All are made from luxurious top grain cowhide leather. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This was invariably his custom, when the subject was recalled to his mind -- 'Yes!' he exclaimed, 'the cowhide was my breakfast, and dinner, and supper,' meaning that he had been exposed to the lash ❋ H.G. Adams (1854)

His appearance would indicate the sailor and the horse-jockey; he wore a tarpauling and blue jacket, high-top boots with spurs, and leather trousers; he flourished a riding stick, commonly known as a cowhide, and had large gold rings dangling in his ears. ❋ Unknown (1851)

"The cowhide is the best specific for keeping the black rascals in order," exclaimed Mr Tony Grubbins, an attorney from a neighbouring estate, who looked as if he not unfrequently used that same weapon of offence. ❋ William Henry Giles Kingston (1847)

Even then, there were different grades of leather such as cowhide versus horsehide. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The furnishings and style is unashamedly 70's-man black, chrome and mirrors, and the 'cowhide' seats are an interesting touch ... ❋ Dungeekin (2008)

The overseer always went around with a whip, about nine feet long, made of the toughest kind of cowhide, the but-end of which was loaded with lead, and was about four or five inches in circumference, running to a point at the opposite extremity. ❋ Austin Steward (N/A)

Once in that position his clothing was torn from his body, his arms and legs pinioned, and his bare back flogged with a "cowhide" until the blood ran from it, and the gashes made in his flesh by the cruel strokes presented a ghastly spectacle as they gaped open. ❋ Unknown (1880)

He goes so far as to threaten to come to Staunton and "cowhide" David in the middle of Main Street. ❋ E. J. Evans (1868)

The overseer always went around with a whip, about nine feet long, made of the toughest kind of cowhide, the but-end of which was loaded with lead, and was about four or five inches in circumference, running to a point at the opposite ❋ 1793-1860 (1857)

He goes about constantly armed with a "cowhide," and has already, once or twice, made use of it in a barbarous manner. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)

The "cowhide" was constantly carried by himself, and his overseer. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)

"Bazil, I told you to hush!" and suiting the action to the word, he drew forth the "cowhide" from under ❋ Unknown (1849)

"Bazil, I told you to hush!" and suiting the action to the word, he drew forth the "cowhide" from under his arm, fell upon him with most savage cruelty, and inflicted fifteen or twenty severe stripes with all his strength, over his shoulders and the small of his back. ❋ James W. C. Pennington (1839)

To go along with their clothing collection, SouthernBrand. com carries a wide variety of different Southern items such as cowhide koozies that will appeal to those who embrace the lifestyle of Southern living.

The $425 cowhide Essex bag has two clips on the strap that attach to handlebars. ❋ Christina Binkley (2011)

Other freebies included graphic apparel from Faded Fool, Dr. Breck Bags 'cowhide wallets, briefcases and purses, free fitness training sessions from Lalo Fit, Revitalash mascara, skincare from RN Factor, jewelry from Tara Moor Paris and Maggie Jewelry and accessories from Cool Three. ❋ Zorianna Kit (2010)

There's also a furry, brindle cowhide ball, and a blue and white custom version for a Dallas Cowboys fan. ❋ Jason Gay (2011)

[Steve] [dropped] his pants and I got a [glimpse] of his cowhide ❋ WWJD? (2007)