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Vegetable tanned - or tanoak - leather was hung until ready for shipping.
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Salz plant superintendent, Joe Bellas, holds the finished product.
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Salz president, Norman Lezin graduated from Reed College and originally wanted to pursue a career as a government worker.
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Salz employees Chuck Anstead (left) and Joe Bellas work with a Sheridan Press.
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This photo of the Salz Tannery lunchroom was taken sometime during the mid-1950's.
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Salz owner and president, Norman Lezin inspects tanoak bark.
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Salz sales manager Howard Halper presented Miss California (name not known) with a leather gift at the tannery.
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Subject Headings and Keywords: Industries--Tanneries--Salz Tannery, Leather Industry, Women, Clothing and Dress, Men, Gloves, Eyeglasses, Luggage, Leather Goods, Logos, Signs
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The oldest building at Salz was probably built around 1861.
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Subject Headings and Keywords: Industries--Tanneries--Salz Tannery, Leather Industry, Buildings, Facades, Logos, Flags, Flagpoles, Fences, Signs, Factories, Horses, Carts and Wagons, Employees, Men
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"Papa" Anecito used horse and wagon to transport the tannoak bark from the drying sheds across Highway 9 to the main Salz Tannery buildings.
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