peltry
/ˈpɛltri
/noun [mass noun] (also peltries)
Animal pelts collectively.The furs were also called ‘peltries’ or ‘pelts.’...
- The list of animals listed across the top of the ledger is representative of the types of peltry exchanged during this period.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French pelterie, based on Old French pel 'skin', from Latin pellis.