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The Barbara and Douglas Bloom Matzah Factory, where kids help Moses lead the Jews out of Egypt, make matzah for the journey, and create a keepsake to take home.
A takřka "živej nápis" FAKE...na factory jsme už neměli dost písmenek, ani dost místa, takže...
Fake Factory byl název a zároven téma letošního podzimního Jufu...
Jinak fakt že pecka víkend na slovensku=)
Fake(Factory)
And almost "living sign" FAKE...we didn"t have enough letters nor enough space for factory, so it was just like that...
FAke Factory was name and also theme of this year autumn Juf...
Otherwise great weekend in Slovakia=)
The factory manager helped us sort netsuke into type so we could see the variations in each design. Some were flawed or out of balance, most were nice and a few were impressively well-done. I believe that once the staining and finishing touches are made, the manager and ??? sort the netsuke for different markets, with the least attractive going to the Hong Kong street vendors, but we were unable to verify this. The finished netsuke are stored upstairs in what seems to have been a residence, quite some time ago. The ceiling upstairs is very low, requiring everyone to crouch and scoot intead of walking.
Dated April 1930 is this guide for displaying switches and emergency lighting for the ground floor of the factory. It also show's the railway lines as mentioned by Sludgegulper in one of his earlier comments. Compare this floor plan with the aerial photo from the Chronicle taken 36 years later and you can see how much more the factory grew! (Best viewed large!!)