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Joe Bellas, plant superintendent at the Salz Tannery during the 1950's holds the finished leather product.

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The forklift was the modern day replacement for the dray horse.

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Bark storage was crucial to the smooth operation of Salz Tannery.

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Tanoak bark was stacked for drying.

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Vegetable leather, drying slowing in the tack rooms high above the tanyards at the A.K. Salz Company.

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A Salz tannery employee glazing California Saddle Leather (TM).

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An employee at Salz tannery, working the splitting machine.

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A stack of sides on a "horse."

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The front of the historic Salz Leathers building remained unchanged for over 140 years.