Category:Salmon canneries

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salmon cannery

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This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.

A

Apex Fish Company‎ (1 C, 15 F)
Arctic Packing Co.‎ (11 F)

G

Glory of the Seas (ship, 1913)‎ (4 F)

J

Jabez Howes (ship, 1877)‎ (7 F)

K

Kake Salmon Cannery‎ (65 F)

R

Red Rover (ship, 1913)‎ (3 F)
Robert Deniston Hume‎ (6 F)

W

William Duncan's cannery‎ (1 C, 13 F)

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08200-Astoria, Ore.-1906-Canned Salmon, Ready for the Market-Brück & Sohn Kunstverlag.jpg 1,536 × 1,000; 774 KB
US-OR(1891) p705 CLIFTON, ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER, J.W. & V. COOK'S SALMON-CANNERY.jpg 1,053 × 605; 443 KB
Alaska Packer's Association saltery on the Igushik River, Alaska, 1917 (COBB 111).jpeg 768 × 608; 73 KB
Alaska Packers Association cannery at Egegik, Alaska, 1917 (COBB 289).jpeg 768 × 612; 115 KB
Alaska Packers Association salmon cannery, Loring, Alaska, 1914 (COBB 253).jpeg 768 × 614; 157 KB
Alaska, its history and resources, gold fields, routes and scenery (1899) (14763002792).jpg 3,600 × 2,070; 1.2 MB
Alaska, its history and resources, gold fields, routes and scenery (1899) (14763350885).jpg 3,584 × 2,046; 1.21 MB
Astoria Salmon Cannery (22314216078).jpg 1,989 × 1,485; 1.26 MB
Bidarka kayak and salmon.jpg 1,988 × 1,572; 1.4 MB
Big game shooting in Alaska (1904) (14750589405).jpg 2,432 × 1,306; 872 KB
Butchering salmon (cropped).png 1,111 × 818; 1.34 MB
Cannery at head of Chilkoot Inlet, Alaska, nd (COBB 221).jpeg 768 × 444; 133 KB
Cannery at Klawak, Alaska, nd (COBB 200).jpeg 763 × 582; 157 KB
Cannery of Bristol Bay Packing Company.jpg 1,801 × 1,137; 1.01 MB
Cannery of the Carlisle Packing Co, Cordova, Alaska, August 1917 (COBB 106).jpeg 768 × 625; 135 KB
Cannery of the Pacific American Fisheries, Excursion Inlet, ALaska, June 11, 1911 (COBB 155).jpeg 768 × 610; 108 KB
Cannery Ruins, Butedale, BC..jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 3.66 MB
Cannery ships at the mouth of the Nushagak River, ca 1912 (THWAITES 89).jpeg 766 × 455; 61 KB
Cannery worker making boxes, Clarks Point, Nushagak Bay, Alaska, 1918 (COBB 120).jpeg 768 × 601; 108 KB
Cannery worker stripping salmon, Klawak, Alaska, August 27, 1910 (COBB 277).jpeg 401 × 512; 52 KB
Carlisle Packing Company's salmon cannery, Cordova, ca 1912 (THWAITES 256).jpeg 766 × 451; 63 KB
Chilkat Cannery, Chilkat, Alaska, ca 1899 (HEGG 173).jpeg 768 × 599; 89 KB
Chilkat Cannery, Chilkat, Alaska, ca 1899 (HEGG 421).jpeg 768 × 607; 96 KB
Chinook salmon catch (3707832579).jpg 2,333 × 1,752; 277 KB
Clam and salmon cannery of the Ellmore Packing Co, Aberdeen, Washington, 1915 (COBB 244).jpeg 768 × 608; 157 KB
Clark and Martin salmon saltery, Ketchikan, Alaska, 1897 (COBB 239).jpeg 768 × 610; 152 KB
Columbia River Packing Association cannery, Chignik, ca 1912 (THWAITES 222).jpeg 766 × 447; 73 KB
Company store and other buildings, Kasaan, ca 1912 (THWAITES 257).jpeg 766 × 453; 70 KB
Conveyer belt, workers and buildings at Pacific American Fisheries cannery at Port Moller, ca 1912 (THWAITES 370).jpeg 766 × 450; 67 KB
Conveyor belt carrying salmon at the Alaska Packers Association cannery at Clark's Point, Nushagak Bay, Alaska, July 1918 (COBB 119).jpeg 768 × 512; 54 KB
Craig from the water, ca 1912 (THWAITES 384).jpeg 766 × 448; 39 KB
Craig from the water, showing cannery buildings, ca 1912 (THWAITES 379).jpeg 766 × 443; 45 KB
Cutting up salmon (cropped).png 823 × 816; 955 KB
Dock and cannery buildings, Ward Cove, ca 1912 (THWAITES 318).jpeg 766 × 435; 73 KB
Drying fish at the Pacific American Fisheries cannery, Excursion Inlet, Alaska, June 14, 1911 (COBB 201).jpeg 768 × 603; 193 KB
Eskimo women cleaning salmon on beach.jpg 1,712 × 1,194; 560 KB
Falsepass ak isanotski strait east.JPG 2,787 × 1,779; 1.6 MB
Falsepass ak peterpansfds roundtop2007.JPG 3,039 × 2,109; 3.27 MB
Falsepass ak plat1588peharris1926.JPG 2,640 × 1,872; 876 KB
Falsepass ak salmonboats2009.JPG 2,816 × 2,112; 2.11 MB
Fidalgo Island Packing Co cannery, Ketchikan, Alaska, nd (COBB 219).jpeg 768 × 448; 111 KB
Filipino worker's quarters at a salmon cannery, Nushagak, Alaska, 1917 (COBB 356).jpeg 768 × 601; 100 KB
Fish catch inside a cannery, Bellingham, Washington, ca 1909 (WASTATE 1733).jpeg 768 × 434; 73 KB
Fishermen with salmon catch at dock, Seattle, Washington, ca 1901 (SEATTLE 2721).jpg 768 × 518; 74 KB
Fishing boats and dock at the Alaska Packers Association cannery, Naknek, Alaska, Aug 1906 (COBB 218).jpeg 768 × 522; 129 KB
Fishing boats at dock of the Alaska Packers Association cannery, Naknek, Alaska, August 1906 (COBB 154).jpeg 768 × 607; 132 KB
Fishing boats at the Alaska Packers Association cannery, Naknek, Alaska, August 1906 (COBB 153).jpeg 768 × 606; 93 KB
Fishing boats in harbor, Kasaan, ca 1912 (THWAITES 275).jpeg 766 × 426; 80 KB
FMIB 32579 Removing Salmon from Trap Net off Cannery Point Point Roberts, Washington, 1895.jpeg 1,161 × 805; 169 KB
FMIB 32590 The destination of many of the fish--A salmon cannery on Puget Sound.jpeg 750 × 472; 150 KB
FMIB 33367 Interior of Cannery.jpeg 1,094 × 631; 219 KB
FMIB 34123 Salmon River Falling into Olga Bay.jpeg 1,086 × 750; 149 KB
FMIB 34131 Canneries of Royal Packing Copmpany and Russian American Packing Company at Afognak.jpeg 721 × 515; 81 KB
FMIB 34134 Seining Salmon at Karluk, Looking Southwest.jpeg 1,179 × 889; 235 KB
FMIB 34183 Karluk Peninsula, Showing Canneries, Seining Operations, and Karluk River.jpeg 1,086 × 753; 214 KB
FMIB 34199 Seining Salmon at Karluk, Looking East from Beach Nearly WEst of Alaska Improvement Company's Cannery.jpeg 1,052 × 733; 170 KB
FMIB 34207 Karluk River Mouth Cannery of Alaska Improvement Company.jpeg 1,063 × 674; 171 KB
FMIB 34250 Kodiak Packing Company's Cannery, Alitak Bay Native Skin Canoes or Bidarkas.jpeg 1,060 × 747; 177 KB
FMIB 34474 Destination of Many of the Fish A Salmon Cannery at Anacortes, Washington.jpeg 1,013 × 544; 103 KB
FMIB 34475 Cutting Salmon into Pieces to Fit the Cans.jpeg 814 × 642; 105 KB
FMIB 34476 Exhaust Boxes and the Double Seamers.jpeg 806 × 611; 125 KB
FMIB 34477 Cooking the Salmon in Retorts.jpeg 877 × 628; 116 KB
FMIB 34479 Filled Salmon Cans Cooling.jpeg 828 × 648; 181 KB
FMIB 34480 Salmon on the Floor of the Cannery Dress House.jpeg 622 × 399; 63 KB
FMIB 34481 Salmon Can-Labeling Machine.jpeg 639 × 557; 80 KB
FMIB 34486 Ship Wm H Smith, Floating Cannery and Cold-Storage Plant.jpeg 877 × 628; 84 KB
FMIB 34488 Purse Seine Crew Delivering Fish to Cannery Tenders.jpeg 690 × 575; 74 KB
FMIB 34527 Battery of FisherIron Chinks.jpeg 834 × 625; 135 KB
FMIB 34758 Typical Salmon Cannery, Bristol Bay.jpeg 676 × 450; 36 KB
FMIB 34767 Unloading Salmon from Scow at Cannery, Bristol Bay.jpeg 679 × 462; 64 KB
FMIB 34768 Cannery Ship, Salmon Scow, and Tender, Bristol Bay.jpeg 679 × 461; 45 KB
FMIB 35024 Pioneer salmon cannery, Yukon River, 1918.jpeg 696 × 447; 71 KB
FMIB 35034 Salmon Cannery, Central Alaska.jpeg 978 × 730; 129 KB
FMIB 35456 Salmon Cannery, Western Alaska.jpeg 662 × 413; 46 KB
FMIB 35457 Salmon Lighter and Elevator at Cennery, Western Alaska.jpeg 662 × 453; 48 KB
FMIB 35458 Red Salmon Delivered at Cannery, Central Alaska.jpeg 650 × 518; 71 KB
FMIB 35906 Salmon Industry of the Pacific Coast.jpeg 1,341 × 1,086; 400 KB
FMIB 36531 Salmon Cannery in Baker's Bay.jpeg 1,457 × 810; 518 KB
FMIB 38719 Cooling a Day's Pack.jpeg 1,064 × 676; 193 KB
FMIB 38720 Cannery at Boca de Quadra.jpeg 1,223 × 808; 390 KB
FMIB 38727 Transport Ship at Chignik.jpeg 998 × 490; 116 KB
FMIB 38728 Cannery at Chilkat.jpeg 989 × 596; 177 KB
FMIB 38729 Retorts and Test Kettles.jpeg 1,011 × 698; 290 KB
FMIB 38730 Filling Machine.jpeg 1,003 × 746; 263 KB
FMIB 38731 Topping Machine.jpeg 1,108 × 729; 239 KB
FMIB 38736 Cannery at Loring.jpeg 1,749 × 1,025; 594 KB
FMIB 38739 Test Kettle.jpeg 1,082 × 729; 206 KB
FMIB 38742 Cutting Machine.jpeg 1,064 × 720; 231 KB
FMIB 38776 Cannery Near Wrangell.jpeg 892 × 618; 192 KB
FMIB 38777 Salmon Cannery, Hunter Bay.jpeg 1,135 × 631; 265 KB
FMIB 38794 Cannery at Loring.jpeg 1,546 × 919; 658 KB
FMIB 38811 Cannery at Lake Eyak.jpeg 1,709 × 945; 566 KB
FMIB 38818 Cannery at Orca.jpeg 1,709 × 1,002; 845 KB
FMIB 38819 Cannery at Uyak Bay.jpeg 1,890 × 742; 373 KB
FMIB 38820 Cannery at Uganuk Bay.jpeg 834 × 632; 194 KB
FMIB 38825 Cannery at Klawak.jpeg 1,095 × 755; 237 KB
FMIB 38827 Salmon Cannery of Pacific Steam Whaling Company at Anchorage Bay.jpeg 1,757 × 1,007; 692 KB
FMIB 38829 Rear View of Cannery at Kussilof, Cook Inlet.jpeg 1,108 × 592; 187 KB
FMIB 38833 A P A Cannery at Chignik Bay.jpeg 1,113 × 707; 181 KB
FMIB 38836 Unused Salmon Cannery at Tanglefoot Bay, Near Karluk.jpeg 1,625 × 954; 560 KB
FMIB 38837 Cannery at Pyramid Harbor.jpeg 1,691 × 813; 468 KB
FMIB 38843 Cannery Near Wrangell.jpeg 1,864 × 530; 326 KB
FMIB 38850 Cannery at Redfish Bay.jpeg 1,713 × 949; 766 KB
FMIB 38904 Salmon Cannery, Friday Harbor, WashingtonRetort Room.jpeg 1,148 × 821; 344 KB
FMIB 38913 Salmon Cannery at Karluk, Alaska Seining on Karluk Beach.jpeg 1,744 × 1,073; 478 KB
FMIB 38948 Salmon Cannery, Friday Harbor, WashingtonRoom Where Cans are Made.jpeg 1,130 × 822; 308 KB
FMIB 40084 Karluk Peninsula, Showing Canneries, Seining Operations, and Karluk River.jpeg 1,469 × 1,029; 857 KB
FMIB 40715 Ukala Racks near Cannery of Arctic Packing Company (APA), Naknek River On the left is a typical diminutive tent, such as is used.jpeg 1,115 × 449; 147 KB
FMIB 40720 Salmon Trap, Belonging to Alaska Packers Association, on Beach Near Cannery of Alaska Packing Company (APA), Nushagak Bay.jpg 1,630 × 915; 452 KB
FMIB 40722 Salmon Trap, Belonging to Alaska Packers Association near Cannery of Bristol Packing Company, Ugashik River.jpeg 1,717 × 981; 405 KB
FMIB 40723 Native Method of Setting Gill Nets, on Beach Near Pacific Seam Whaling Company's Cannery, Nugashak Bay.jpeg 1,678 × 1,037; 531 KB
FMIB 40726 Cannery of Arctic Packing Company (APA), Nushagak Bay.jpeg 1,757 × 824; 384 KB
FMIB 40732 Canning Plant of Point Roberts Packing Company (APA), Koggiung, Kvichak Bay View from sand dune to southwest.jpeg 1,731 × 750; 400 KB
FMIB 40735 Canning Plant of Arctic Packing Company (APA, Naknek River General view from bluff to eastward, showing headlands at entrance.jpeg 1,787 × 471; 242 KB
FMIB 40736 Canning Plant of Point Roberts Packing Company (APA), Koggiung, Kvichak Bay View from stream to northeast Schooner Prosper.jpeg 1,787 × 436; 154 KB
FMIB 40746 Cannery building bearing WNW 14 W, mag, between Dot Island and adjoining shore to eastward, leads through East Passage and.jpeg 1,072 × 323; 71 KB
FMIB 40751 Native Village Near Cannery of Icy Strait Packing Company, North End of Wrangell Strait.jpeg 1,700 × 977; 537 KB
FMIB 40790 Cannery of Alaska Packers Association, Point Highfield, Wrangell Island, Southeast Alaska.jpeg 1,116 × 554; 175 KB
FMIB 40794 Cannery of Alaska Packers Association, Loring, Naha Bay, Revillagigedo Island, Southeast Alaska.jpeg 1,164 × 750; 338 KB
FMIB 40801 Sketch showing portion of Dundas Bay cannery and stream, Icy Strait, Alaska.jpeg 951 × 797; 101 KB
FMIB 41512 Scow of salmon for delivery to one of the canneries on the Umpqua.jpeg 701 × 1,233; 326 KB
FMIB 41515 Salmon on the Floor of a Packing Establishment.jpeg 1,260 × 802; 356 KB
FMIB 42348 Salmon trap in an Alaskan river This form of trap is extensively used in the Bristol Bay region, and takes immense quantities of.jpeg 1,077 × 851; 204 KB
FMIB 44184 First salmon cannery in the United States- From a drawing made under the direct supervision of Mr Hume.jpeg 1,099 × 649; 214 KB
FMIB 44231 Salmon Cleaning Machine, Capacity 2,000 Cases Per Day.jpeg 1,115 × 1,411; 451 KB
FMIB 44288 Latest Improved Farmer Salmon Cleaning Machine.jpeg 1,468 × 1,049; 458 KB
FMIB 44302 Forty Thousand Sockeyes on the Cannery Floor, Fresh from the Traps and Ready for the 'Iron Chink'.jpeg 1,969 × 1,399; 889 KB
FMIB 44303 Salmon Taken from Cannery Floor and Sent Through the 'Iron Chink' (Butcherine Machine) at the rate of 3,000 an hour, or 72,000.jpeg 1,356 × 1,001; 459 KB
FMIB 44309 Iron retort--Here the fish sealed in cans, are cooked for an hour and fifteen minutes at 240 degrees F, with a steam pressure of.jpeg 1,264 × 608; 277 KB
FMIB 44311 View in warehouse, showing 150,000 cases canned salmon, ready for lacquering, labelling and boxing.jpeg 1,237 × 624; 284 KB
FMIB 44313 View in the Box Factory, showing men making cases for the canned salmon, with the nailing machine.jpeg 1,355 × 1,007; 354 KB
FMIB 44342 Interior of an Alaska Cannery.jpeg 1,237 × 817; 328 KB
FMIB 44412 Cannery at Chatham, Sitkoh Bay, Alaska - Geo T Meyers & Co, Packers Alaska Salmon.jpeg 1,281 × 425; 203 KB
FMIB 44420 Interior Warehouse--Thlinket Packing Co Seventy-Five Thousand Cases of Salmon.jpeg 1,022 × 468; 148 KB
FMIB 44422 Indian Fishermen Being Towed to Geo T Myers' Cannery, Chatham, Alaska, at the Opening of the Salmon Fishing Season.jpeg 1,474 × 587; 150 KB
FMIB 44425 Interior View of R A Welsh's Cannery, Bellingham Showing thousands of cases of salmon ready for boxing.jpeg 1,523 × 753; 579 KB
FMIB 44428 Scene at Yes Bay, Alaska, showing Salmon Cannery of Yes Bay Canning Co.jpeg 1,571 × 995; 633 KB
FMIB 44539 Largest Salmon Cannery in the World - Pacific American Fisheries Plant, Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 1,754 × 624; 241 KB
FMIB 44540 Largest Salmon Cannery in the World - Pacific American Fisheries Plant, Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 1,802 × 661; 314 KB
FMIB 44627 Unloading Salmon at Cannery.jpeg 1,367 × 867; 359 KB
FMIB 44628 Interior of Salmon Cannery The Iron Chink.jpeg 1,345 × 829; 344 KB
FMIB 44629 Interior of Salmon Cannery Soldering Tins and Conveying to Retort.jpeg 1,350 × 855; 683 KB
FMIB 44630 Interior of Salmon Cannery Tins Ready for Labelling.jpeg 1,383 × 861; 814 KB
FMIB 44712 Salmon Warehouse Exterior view of the fireproof warehouse of the Apex Plant.jpeg 1,302 × 689; 412 KB
FMIB 44737 Salmon Cannery, Lummi Bay Packing Co, Lummi Island, Puget Sound.jpeg 1,340 × 501; 361 KB
FMIB 44738 Salmon Cannery, San Juan Canning Co, Friday Harbor.jpeg 1,383 × 495; 289 KB
FMIB 44764 Seldovia Salmon Co's Tender Glovina This is the most recently constructed of the cannery tenders.jpeg 575 × 345; 66 KB
FMIB 44772 Pacific American Fisheries Steamer Windber This vessel is employed in carrying supplies to the canneries and canned salmon to.jpeg 1,485 × 936; 660 KB
FMIB 44808 The ercialIron Chink' as universally used today in the salmon canning industry.jpeg 984 × 871; 245 KB
FMIB 44813 Aerial Tramway for Conveying Salmon from Fishing Beach to Cannery.jpeg 1,405 × 329; 238 KB
FMIB 44817 Siberian Salmon Saltery The white heaps in the center and right are solt.jpeg 699 × 613; 177 KB
FMIB 44872 Solid Trainload of Salmon, 27 Cars, Shipped Dec 30, 1915.jpeg 1,340 × 468; 260 KB
FMIB 44889 Salmon Cannery of A G Denbigh.jpeg 705 × 539; 228 KB
FMIB 44890 Enlarging Denbigh's Salmon Cannery.jpeg 699 × 571; 227 KB
FMIB 44919 Union Bay Fisheries Co, Unikon Bay, Southeast Alaska--New and Recent Salmon Canneries.jpeg 506 × 221; 37 KB
FMIB 44920 Doyhof Fish Products Co, Wrangell Narrows, Southeast Alaska--New and Recent Salmon Canneries.jpeg 484 × 275; 37 KB
FMIB 44921 Tenakee Fisheries Co, Tenakee Inlet, Southeast Alaska--New and Recent Salmon Canneries.jpeg 608 × 248; 57 KB
FMIB 44922 Bering Sea Packing Co, Herendeen Bay, Western Alaska--New and Recent Salmon Canneries.jpeg 247 × 431; 31 KB
FMIB 44923 J L Smiley & Co, near Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska--New and Recent Salmon Canneries.jpeg 624 × 205; 57 KB
FMIB 44924 Teller Packing Co, Deer Harbor, Wash--New and Recent Salmon Canneries.jpeg 457 × 329; 56 KB
FMIB 44987 Laco Nitro Lamps would have made this salmon cannery six times as light at the same current consumption.jpeg 952 × 695; 437 KB
FMIB 45022 Alex Bay - a beautiful and protected harbor in the San Juan Islands, adjacent to the principal fishing grounds of the Puget.jpeg 1,243 × 1,109; 395 KB
FMIB 45056 -Canning salmon-.jpeg 1,335 × 366; 244 KB
FMIB 45075 Key City Packing Company at Port Salmon Washington - For Sale.jpeg 1,323 × 313; 148 KB
FMIB 45116 Salmon Cannery of the B C Packers Association at Alert Bay, B C.jpeg 1,129 × 657; 392 KB
FMIB 45129 Fish Cutters at Bolscheretsk Cannery - Interior Views of Siberian Salmon Canneries, Operated by Tsutsumi & Co, of Hakodate.jpeg 624 × 479; 146 KB
FMIB 45130 Hand Packing Tables--Bolscheretak Cannery - Interior Views of Siberian Salmon Canneries, Operated by Tsutsumi & Co, of Hakodate.jpeg 619 × 485; 122 KB
FMIB 45131 Weighing Machines and Clinching Machines--Bolscheretsk Cannery - Interior Views of Siberian Salmon Canneries, Operated by.jpeg 619 × 485; 133 KB
FMIB 45132 End of 1-Lb Flat and 12-Lb Flat Line at Javina Cannery - Interior Views of Siberian Salmon Canneries, Operated by Tsutsumi & Co.jpeg 619 × 485; 152 KB
FMIB 45133 Link of Wells Retorts--Javina Cannery - Interior Views of Siberian Salmon Canneries, Operated by Tsutsumi & Co, of Hakodate.jpeg 619 × 485; 147 KB
FMIB 45134 Washing Cans in Lye Tank--Javina Cannery - Interior Views of Siberian Salmon Canneries, Operated by Tsutsumi & Co, of Hakodate.jpeg 619 × 484; 135 KB
FMIB 45223 American Packing Company, Packers of Canned Salmon, Everett, Washington.jpeg 667 × 377; 75 KB
FMIB 45242 Fisheries Hall No 3, University of Washington Canning and Curing Laboratory Including a Complete Small Salmon Cannery.jpeg 640 × 328; 63 KB
FMIB 45281 Bark 'Corea' at Kasilof, Cook Inlet, in 1882 The 'Corea' carried supplies for the first salmon cannery on Cook Island.jpeg 719 × 890; 124 KB
FMIB 45290 Tierce of Mild Curet Salmon, Showing Customary Method of Marking.jpeg 913 × 987; 394 KB
FMIB 47595 Summer Scene at Northern b C Cannery Cannery on Skeena River, Port Essington, BC, operated by the Anglo-British Columbia Packing.jpeg 1,490 × 888; 375 KB
FMIB 47599 Improved Jensen Can Filler - the Jensen Can Filler is known to everyone who has ever operated a salmon cannery or ever had.jpeg 1,006 × 1,189; 188 KB
FMIB 47615 Famous ial FiIron Chinkt;&quo Salmon are Dressed by this Wonderful Machine at the Rate of 3,000 Per Hour The Offal Drops to One.jpeg 953 × 963; 474 KB
FMIB 47619 Retorts Here the sealed cans are cooked for an hour and fifteen minutes at a temperature of 242 degrees farenheit and a pressure.jpeg 1,189 × 807; 660 KB
FMIB 47629 New ercialIron Chink', a combined Butchering, Cleaning and Sliming Machine The Smith Cannery Machine Company announces the.jpeg 1,281 × 1,550; 889 KB
FMIB 47641 Original type of Salmon Trap on Cook Inlet, Alaska, built by F P Kendall for the Cutting Packing Company in 1882, in connection.jpeg 1,302 × 490; 229 KB
FMIB 47642 Heart of early Cook Inlet Salmon Trap Bottom under entire trap was bare at low tide, and all fish had to be removed between.jpeg 1,296 × 770; 709 KB
FMIB 47643 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, 601 Myrtle Street, Seattle, USA - Manufacturers of Troyer-Fox Sanitary Can-making and Canners.jpeg 1,808 × 1,291; 760 KB
FMIB 47646 Salmon Cannery at Kasilof, Alaska, as it appeared in 1894--The First Cannery on Cook Inlet.jpeg 1,415 × 711; 252 KB
FMIB 47647 Salmon Cannery at Kasilof, Alaska, as it appeared in 1894--The First Cannery on Cook Inlet.jpeg 1,423 × 741; 294 KB
FMIB 47648 Whole Salmon packed in a can made to fit the fish This specimen now adorns the desk of F P Kendall, Northwest manager of the.jpeg 1,468 × 539; 170 KB
FMIB 48923 Unloading Salmon at Cannery, British Columbia.jpeg 815 × 1,166; 368 KB
FMIB 49061 Transferring salmon to cannery from dock where they have been dressed and cleaned.jpeg 1,218 × 842; 166 KB
FMIB 49062 Tables for washing salmon in cannery.jpeg 1,201 × 868; 242 KB
FMIB 49063 Feeding salmon into iron chink which automatically removes heads, fins, and viscera.jpeg 1,227 × 815; 242 KB
FMIB 49064 Cutting machine in salmon cannery, showing fish in elevator leading up to revolving knives.jpeg 1,219 × 850; 232 KB
FMIB 49066 Machine which automatically fills salmon cans.jpeg 1,218 × 807; 202 KB
FMIB 49067 Automatic Machine for putting tops on cans filled with salmon.jpeg 1,175 × 815; 196 KB
FMIB 49069 Lacquering cans of salmon to prevent rust.jpeg 1,227 × 815; 247 KB
FMIB 49070 Casing Canned Salmon Preparatory to Shipment.jpeg 1,219 × 789; 202 KB
FMIB 49076 Salmon Unfit for Canning.jpeg 1,218 × 833; 275 KB
Frank Manley Warren, Sr..jpg 582 × 799; 170 KB
FMIB 47651 Photograph of the sailing ship 'Geo Curtis' was taken the last of may, 1918 She had left Seattle the middle of April on her.jpeg 1,086 × 1,683; 750 KB
Golden Potlatch souvenir, July 15-20, 1912 (MOHAI 11929).jpg 885 × 1,000; 135 KB
Gorman and Co cannery and sawmill, Kasaan, 1908 (NOWELL 273).jpeg 744 × 600; 82 KB

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