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He Raises Fur Coats
Charles R. Williams of Dunellen, N. J., has turned
his hobby into a profitable and rather exclusive
full-time job. Starting with four pairs of
chinchillas in 1947, Williams today has a thriving
business raising and selling chinchillas for breeding
purposes. The cute little animals, actually members
of the rodent family, produce three litters a year
with one to five babies in each litter. Their
fur is among the world's most expensive.
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The hardy chinchilla belongs to the rodent What started as a part-time hobby for
family and not the rabbit, as many believe. Williams has ended as a full-time vocation.
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Spotless feeding pens have helped keep Coats made from rare, luxurious chinchilla
the chinchilla mortality rate unusually low. pelts are among the world's most expensive.
Family Weekly, February 23, 19SS