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Kaplan, H. 1971. Furskin Processing. s. 68:
"This treatment consisted of an application of formaldehyde to the wool and the "setting" of the fibres at high temperature by means of a rotary iron. By this means a degree of permanent set was given to the fibres so that when exposed to humidity, they resisted their natural tendency to curl. The high gloss and uniform appearance thus obtained resembled when dyed, shorn beaver and nutria. This new "fur" was known by many names, the best known being Pannofix (from Pannonia, the original Hungarian processor); others were mouton in the U.S.A., Mouton Dore in France and beaver lamb in England."