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Rabbit skin coat – life in the 1940s

Posted on August 24, 2016August 24, 2016

A ladies rabbit fur coat, worn in the 1940s, reveals a charming story. A post by Jon Lineen of the National Museum tells the story of a beautiful coat and of rural life in the 1940s.

Posted in About Rabbits, Articles & Documentaries and tagged rabbit fur, rabbit skin coat, rabbits.

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