16170 - "The New Trade Coat" Native Warrior with European Trade Coat WarPark - Battle of Kharkov The son of a notable

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16170 - "The New Trade Coat" Native Warrior with European Trade Coat WarPark - Battle of Kharkov The son of a notableNEW! IN STOCK! The New Trade Coat Native Warrior with European Trade Coat Before the arrival of Europeans, Natives dressed in various animal skins and furs. Pelts were sown together to serve as coats, with the fur worn on the inside. With the influx of European trade, Natives soon discovered the advantages of wool over furs. Wool dries quicker and is not as heavy fur when wet. Even when wet, wool provides more protection from the cold and wind.