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I would try on a small area the following and this is just off the top of
my head.  I would try a small area with a teeny bit of neatsfoot .

The other think I might try because I have cleaned bridles and saddles with
it for years is Murphys oil soap (not the liquid stuff) but the gel stuff
and just rub a bit (I usually just get my hand or cloth a little moist
(very very little moisture and rub it into the leather) into a small spot
and see how that works.  You might try the same with glycerine saddle soap
bar.  and then work the skin some.

"For if one link in nature's chain might be lost, another might be lost,
until the whole of things will vanish by piecemeal."
- Thomas Jefferson



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