Images from 1911 of the storerooms and packaging area at A.W. Faber-Castell. I wonder if the same areas can be found today, or if they have been remodeled for other uses. The long hallway makes me think the storerooms are part of the main factory building:
Update 8/11: Faber-Castell in Germany kindly informed me that “The building, where the storing place and shipping department was situated around 1911, was demolished and replaced with a large modern building in 1975. Nowadays the press offices are located there.”
Thanks to Faber-Castell for the explanation!
Contrapuntalism 
Amazing. Thanks!
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You’re welcome! More to come…
What you wouldn’t give to have just one of those pencils—pictured here in the thousands upon thousands!
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I wonder what the man in the bowler hat is doing. Perhaps he’s a potential customer examining a pencil before placing an order.
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You might be right… and what at about the guy who looks like he’s on the phone?
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