Little is known about this company, which was located on the west side of the Blair Waterway, in the port of Tacoma. The yard built some fishing vessels in the years immediately after the war but has been gone for a long time now. If anyone has any information either about the yard itself or about the ships it built, please send it to me at tim@coltoncompany.com
| Hull # | Original Name | Original Owner | Type | Type | MC # | Tons | Delivered | Disposition |
| WLI-65302 | US Coast Guard | Buoy Tender | 1942 | From 1964 Blueberry (WLI-65302). Sold 1976 as fishing Blueberry. Active | ||||
| 1 | Port Angeles | US Maritime Commission | Tug | V2-ME-A1 | 432 | Nov-42 | To US Navy 1942 as Hiawatha (YT/YTB/YTM 265), Sold 1990 as Hiawatha, then Point San Pablo, Delta Lindsey. | |
| 2 | Port Blakely | US Maritime Commission | Tug | V2-ME-A1 | 433 | Dec-42 | To US Navy 1942 as Pocahontas (YT/YTB/YTM 266), sold 1972 as Sea Lark, then Lark, Sea Lark.. | |
| 3 | Port Discovery | US Maritime Commission | Tug | V2-ME-A1 | 434 | Dec-42 | To US Navy 1942 as Pogatacut (YT/YTB/YTM 267), sold private 1970, scrapped | |
| 4 | Port Ludlow | US Maritime Commission | Tug | V2-ME-A1 | 435 | Mar-43 | To US Navy 1942 as Red Cloud (YT/YTB/YTM 268), scrapped 1987 | |
| 5 | Port Madison | US Maritime Commission | Tug | V2-ME-A1 | 436 | Apr-43 | To US Navy 1942 as Sakarissa (YT/YTB/YTM 269), to MARAD 1974 as TD 64, now at Amphib. Forces Memorial Museum | |
| 6 | Port Orchard | US Maritime Commission | Tug | V2-ME-A1 | 437 | May-43 | To US Navy 1942 as Santanta (YT/YTB/YTM 270), sold 1972 as Sea Fox, scrapped? | |
| [one of following] | US Army | Freighter | 168g | 1943 | Sold 1947 as Tai Fung, conv to barge 1950. | |||
| 7 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 48 | 167g | 1943 | Sold as Birchfield, then fishing Wm Fraser, now Viking. | |
| 8 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 49 | 1943 | |||
| 9 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 50 | 199g | 1943 | Sold as Tolstoi, then Heron.. Existence in doubt 1991 | |
| 10 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 51 | 168g | 1943 | To the Philippines as Governor Roosevelt. Existence in doubt 1989 | |
| 11 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 52 | 1943 | |||
| 12 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 53 | 1943 | |||
| 13 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 54 | 168g | 1943 | To the Philippines as Governor Stimson. Existence in doubt 1989 | |
| 14 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 55 | 1943 | |||
| 15 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 91 | 168g | 1943-44 | To the Philippines as Princesa de Beliran. Existence in doubt 1989 | |
| 16 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 92 | 1943-44 | |||
| 17 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 93 | 1943-44 | |||
| 18 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 94 | 1943-44 | |||
| 19 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 95 | 168g | 1943-44 | To the Philippines as Governor Murphy. Existence in doubt 1989 | |
| 20 | US Army | Freighter | FS | 96 | 1943-44 | |||
| 21 | US Army | Tug | ST | 680 | 156g | 1944-45 | Sold 19xx as Naytellinas. | |
| 22 | US Army | Tug | ST | 681 | 156g | 1944-45 | ||
| 23 | US Army | Tug | ST | 682 | 156g | 1944-45 | ||
| 24 | US Army | Tug | ST | 683 | 156g | 1944-45 | Sold 194x as Aspen, then Ocean Joy, Macduff. Existence in doubt 2001 | |
| 25 | US Army | Tug | ST | 684 | 156g | 1944-45 | ||
| 26 | US Army | Tug | ST | 685 | 156g | 1944-45 | ||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 575 | 54g | 1945 | Sold 1946 as San Francisco, then Tory M, now Tori | ||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 593 | 51g | 1945 | Sold 1961 as Renown. Active | ||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 594 | 53g | 23-Oct-45 | Sold 1982 as YTL 594, then John N. Active | ||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 53g | 1945 | [numbers of YTLs built not known] | |||
| Bluebell | US Coast Guard | WAGL | 313 | 24-Mar-45 | Later WLI 313. Active, based in Portland OR | |||
| Chicken of the Sea | Harold Morgan | Fishing | 476g | 1945 | Later Southern Seas. Sank 1968 in Panama | |||
| McClure Bay | Fishing | 88g | 1945 | [builder “Birchfield & Copper River” may be different] | ||||
| 38 | ? | Al Davies | Fishing | 1946 | ||||
| Deep Sea | Deep Sea Trawlers Inc | Fishing | 197 | 1947 | Active. | |||
| Jimmy M | Fishing | 1948 | ||||||
| Libby No. ?? | Libby, McNeil and Libby | Fishing | 1949? | [five Libby boats built 1949-1951] | ||||
| Libby No. 9 | Libby, McNeil and Libby | Fishing | 1949? | |||||
| Libby No. 10 | Libby, McNeil and Libby | Fishing | 1950? | |||||
| Libby No. 11 | Libby, McNeil and Libby | Fishing | 1950? | |||||
| Libby No. 12 | Libby, McNeil and Libby | Fishing | 27 | 1947? | Active. | |||
| Zimovia | Wayne A. Davenport | Fishing | 35 | 1948 | Active. | |||
| ? | Alfred & Robert Erickson | Fishing | Jul-48 | |||||
| Situk | Libby, McNeil and Libby | Motor Scow | 35 | 1949 | Later fishing. Active. | |||
| Esther B | Fishing | 1949 | ||||||
| Carmelita II | (Mexico) | Fishing | 1950 | |||||
| Jeanne Lynn | Fishing | c1950 | ||||||
| US Navy | RPC | 1965-1967? | [24 river patrol craft built for service in Viet Nam] | |||||
| Mistress | Russell P Parks | unknown | 14 | 1986 | [builder “Birchfield Boiler Inc” – perhaps a rebuild in 1986?] |