A. Simpson & Son

Also known as A. M. Simpson, Alfred Simpson
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
A. Simpson and Son metalworking was founded in South Australia in 1852, the founder's sons continued the business moving into whitewoods, Rheem appliances, Bush Radio and televisions. In 1963, they merged with Pope Industries forming Simpson Pope Holdings manufacturing whitewoods.
Tags: furniture design, Industrial design, radio design
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Name
A. Simpson & Son
Also known as:
  • A. M. Simpson
  • Alfred Simpson
Roles
    Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Tags:
furniture design
Industrial design
radio design

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References [<ExternalResource: "A. Simpson &​ Son Ltd." A. Simpson &​ Son Ltd. approximately 1871-1988. State Library of South Australia archival collection https://trove.nla.gov.au/version/237915286>, <ExternalResource: "Rank Joins in Local TV Venture." Bush Radio and A. Simpson and Sons, joint company. The Argus, 2 November 1955, p.10>] [<ExternalResource: "A. Simpson &​ Son Ltd." A. Simpson &​ Son Ltd. approximately 1871-1988. State Library of South Australia archival collection https://trove.nla.gov.au/version/237915286>]