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S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- S&K Ltd. construction
No full textS&K Ltd., plywood division of S.M. Simpson Ltd, with construction and framing underway
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- powerhouse
No full textChief Engineer Vic Salis (left) and Shift Engineer Lloyd Bohler (right) standing in the powerhouse of S. M. Simpson Ltd
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. -- 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. -- 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. -- 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. -- folding bulk bin components
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. -- Kelowna International Regatta Parade
No full text“Journey of the log.” S. M. Simpson Ltd. truck prepared as parade float. Float features various purpose-built fruit baskets, with some labels visible such as “tomato” and “grape.” Morrison Bros. Grocery store is in the background. The sign on the truck reads: “S.M. Simpson Ltd. Box and Shook Division: Packaging the Fruit of the Okanagan.” Likely August of 1949
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- mill site, from Sutherland Bay
No full textWide shot of the S.M. Simpson Ltd. mill taken from the beach at Sutherland Bay. S&K Ltd. (plywood plant) is visible
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