There is a small wooden box concealed in a dim area of the Marcon Custom Metals business.

This bike-shaped time capsule is made of wood.

Mike Gondosch, the 80-year-old founder of the 50-year-old business, pointed to the five bays and 36,000-square-foot structure on Wilson Avenue close to the bridge over the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks and stated, "It's back there somewhere."

If you lads didn't get rid of it.

The custom metal fabricator was taken over by his sons Randy and Rick after their father retired in 1989. They shrug their heads. No way.

There's no way that box was thrown out the 16-by-16-foot doors that transport waste treatment facilities, wind tunnels, and towers throughout the environmentally minded world. Dreamy patterns are transformed into carbon by Marcon.