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THE SINCLAIRS TIMELINE
1837: 21-year-old Otley printer and bookbinder William Sinclair founds a small stationery business in Wetherby, Yorkshire.
1854: Sinclair returns to Otley, bringing his business with him.
1858: Wharfedale printing press invented, paper and printing trade in Otley booms.
1865: William dies, leaving the business to his two sons, Jonathan and John William.
1884: New Sinclairs factory built.
1900: Sinclairs’ products exported for the first time.
1901: Legendary Silvine brand name registered.
1902: Sinclairs becomes a Limited Company
1909: William Frederick Sinclair appointed a director of the Company (Jonathan's son).
1948: William Michael Sinclair becomes a director (son of WF Sinclair).
1966 - 1984: Major expansion of Silvine Works to cope with increased trade
1991: Michael Sinclair's son-in-law takes the helm.
1991: Bremner Works site acquired and extended to create separate warehousing facility
2006: Michael Sinclair's grandson appointed a director - the sixth generation of the family.
1854: Sinclair returns to Otley, bringing his business with him.
1858: Wharfedale printing press invented, paper and printing trade in Otley booms.
1865: William dies, leaving the business to his two sons, Jonathan and John William.
1884: New Sinclairs factory built.
1900: Sinclairs’ products exported for the first time.
1901: Legendary Silvine brand name registered.
1902: Sinclairs becomes a Limited Company
1909: William Frederick Sinclair appointed a director of the Company (Jonathan's son).
1948: William Michael Sinclair becomes a director (son of WF Sinclair).
1966 - 1984: Major expansion of Silvine Works to cope with increased trade
1991: Michael Sinclair's son-in-law takes the helm.
1991: Bremner Works site acquired and extended to create separate warehousing facility
2006: Michael Sinclair's grandson appointed a director - the sixth generation of the family.
