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1965 The company was formed by merging the plywood interests of [[L. Keizer and Co]], [[Venesta]] and [[No-Nail Boxes]].<ref>The History of Keizer. Booklet published by the company in 1967.</ref> | 1965 The company was formed by merging the plywood interests of [[L. Keizer and Co]], [[Venesta]] and [[No-Nail Boxes]].<ref>The History of Keizer. Booklet published by the company in 1967.</ref> | ||
1966 Acquired Charles Taylor and Co. | |||
1967 Sold its glass merchant subsidiary Keizer Howard to [[Pillar]]. | |||
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of Bridle Road, Bootle, Liverpool.
1965 The company was formed by merging the plywood interests of L. Keizer and Co, Venesta and No-Nail Boxes.[1]
1966 Acquired Charles Taylor and Co.
1967 Sold its glass merchant subsidiary Keizer Howard to Pillar.
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The History of Keizer. Booklet published by the company in 1967.