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S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- powerhouse, interior
No full textBoiler room at the site of the S.M. Simpson Ltd. Mill. Photo was possibly captured after the purchase of S.M. Simpson Ltd. by Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd. Safety signed read “Danger, High Voltage” and a turbine is depicted
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- tractor on flatbed trailer
No full textLogging tractor loaded on a flatbed S.M. Simpson Ltd. truck. In the S.M. Simpson Ltd. mill yard. This type of equipment was introduced around the time that S.M. Simpson Ltd. Obtained tree farm licenses
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- tractor on flatbed trailer
No full textLogging tractor loaded on a flatbed S.M. Simpson Ltd. truck. In the S.M. Simpson Ltd. mill yard. This type of equipment was introduced around the time that S.M. Simpson Ltd. Obtained tree farm licenses
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- powerhouse
No full textShift Engineer Lloyd Bohler working at the S.M. Simpson Ltd. Powerhouse
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- office staff
No full textGroup of people standing outside of the S.M. Simpson Ltd. Office. Includes: Norma Morrison, Gloria Gast, Margaret Heintzman, Dorothy Thomson, Ken Bruce (behind), Dora Mortimer, Eveline Radomske, Gordon Hansen, and Lareine Imthorn (sitting). Evelyn Radomske was S.M. Simpson's personal assistant and secretary
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- office building
No full textS.M. Simpson Ltd. main office at the corner of Manhattan Drive and Water Street in Kelowna. Shell Oil gas pump is at the front of the building. The Kelowna Sawmill offices closed in 1955 when the plywood plant opened. At that time, all office workers, and the S.M. Simpson Ltd. Forestry Division staff moved to this location
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- office building
No full textS.M. Simpson Ltd. main office at the corner of Manhattan Drive and Water Street in Kelowna. Shell Oil gas pump is at the front of the building. The Kelowna Sawmill offices closed in 1955 when the plywood plant opened. At that time, all office workers, and the S.M. Simpson Ltd. Forestry Division staff moved to this location
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- folding bulk bin prototype
No full textBin prototypes built by S.M. Simpson departing from an idea developed in New Zealand. B.C. Tree Fruits and S.M. Simpson Ltd collaborated as they had a common need to develop a product for use on site in orchards. These bins would become a major product of S&K Ltd, which was the plywood division of S.M. Simpson Ltd and opened in 1956. Each of these bins held the equivalent of 25 bushels and measured 48” x 43” x 24. S.M. Simpson registered the patent in1960, but these bins were commonly known as “Gorman bins.
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- tractor on flatbed trailer
No full textLogging tractor loaded on a flatbed S.M. Simpson Ltd. truck. In the S.M. Simpson Ltd. mill yard. Machine shop behind. Hyster D8L D9 Caterpillar. This type of equipment was introduced around the time that S.M. Simpson Ltd. Obtained tree farm licenses
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- folding bulk bin prototype
No full textBin prototypes built by S.M. Simpson departing from an idea developed in New Zealand. B.C. Tree Fruits and S.M. Simpson Ltd collaborated as they had a common need to develop a product for use on site in orchards. These bins would become a major product of S&K Ltd, which was the plywood division of S.M. Simpson Ltd and opened in 1956. Each of these bins held the equivalent of 25 bushels and measured 48” x 43” x 24. S.M. Simpson registered the patent in1960, but these bins were commonly known as “Gorman bins.
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