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Historic San Francisco by Rand Richards
Historic San Francisco by Rand Richards












Historic San Francisco by Rand Richards

While there, I learned that Western Can was a “secret” subsidiary of MJB. "Can’t answer your question, but I worked briefly for MJB in San Francisco the early 1970s.

  • ↑ John Garner, Comment on blog post about MJB advertisements.
  • Historic San Francisco by Rand Richards

    My father worked during the day and took night classes to learn. he didn't know anything of course he could type, but he didn't know anything about short hand. He really worked his way up from the bottom, I want to say he was the janitor. stood up to someone and the boss was impressed, so he gave him a chance. He just went right up and soon he became an executive. My father was able to become a director in the Western Can Company.

    Historic San Francisco by Rand Richards

    "Western Can Company made MJB's coffee cans and MJB owned Western Can Company. In 1954, the general manager was Eugene Mignacco, who had worked his way up the ranks to management. The plant is now the Gordon Biersch brewery. The company had a can factory in the Japantown area of San Jose. Also located on the subject lot is a two‐story, wood‐frame building located at the northeast corner of De Haro and Mariposa Streets.". Currently, the building possesses approximately 140,000 sq ft, which includes approximately 24,000 sq ft of parking space. Originally, the subject building was two separate industrial buildings that were combined in 1984‐1985, and converted into showroom and office use. The main entrances are located off of De Haro Street and Rhode Island Street, and provide access to an interior atrium. Rosener and noted industrial builders, MacDonald and Kahn, 444 De Haro Street (also addressed as 1849 17th Street and formerly known as Western Can Co.) is a three‐story, reinforced concrete industrial building with a saw‐tooth roof and industrial steel‐sash windows. "Constructed in 1927 by architect Leland S. The company's factory in San Francisco was built in 1927 at the corner of 17th and Rhode Island St. The company was eventually bought by the Continental Can Company. Although owned by a coffee roaster, the company sold cans to competitors in the industry, and did not stress its connections to the roaster. The Western Can Company was an San Francisco-based can manufacturer known for lithographed cans, and large coffee cans.According to a history of the San Francisco coffee roaster MJB, Western Can was originally called West Coast Metal Works, and was purchased by MJB in 1916 and had its name changed to Western Can at that time.














    Historic San Francisco by Rand Richards