THE GREAT MULLARD MAGIC BLOG
SPEED, EFFICIENCY & PERFECTION - AIMS THAT HAVE...
Today, the Mullard archive has revealed the copy sent for approval by RF Kennedy, a journalist with the Blackburn Times. Although I have abridged this text somewhat, this was...
SPEED, EFFICIENCY & PERFECTION - AIMS THAT HAVE...
Today, the Mullard archive has revealed the copy sent for approval by RF Kennedy, a journalist with the Blackburn Times. Although I have abridged this text somewhat, this was...
TOOLMAKERS AT MULLARD & TV BAND III IN 1954
When Band III TV was introduced in Britain early in 1954, Mullard heralded in the new age by having a range of valves available for the new receivers some two...
TOOLMAKERS AT MULLARD & TV BAND III IN 1954
When Band III TV was introduced in Britain early in 1954, Mullard heralded in the new age by having a range of valves available for the new receivers some two...
MULLARD LONG LIFE TINTED TELEVISION PICTURE TUBES
Today's evocative photo shows Mulard Long Life picture tubes undergoing life tests at the Mitcham plant sometime in mid 1952. On the test rig, applied voltages were regulated...
MULLARD LONG LIFE TINTED TELEVISION PICTURE TUBES
Today's evocative photo shows Mulard Long Life picture tubes undergoing life tests at the Mitcham plant sometime in mid 1952. On the test rig, applied voltages were regulated...
IT STARTED WITH AN ELECTRODE CAGE.......
Today's photograph from the Mullard archives shows Albert Pumphrey, a valve engineer from the Blackburn Works examining Hilda Brooks' efforts at delicately constructing an electrode cage in May 1952. ...
IT STARTED WITH AN ELECTRODE CAGE.......
Today's photograph from the Mullard archives shows Albert Pumphrey, a valve engineer from the Blackburn Works examining Hilda Brooks' efforts at delicately constructing an electrode cage in May 1952. ...
NEW HI TECH CLOTHES FOR MULLARD GIRLS!
In October 1952, Mullard made the headlines in that mainstream publication British Textiles! "Spotless white nylon coveralls and coloured nylon headscarves are worn by all operatives in the assembly...
NEW HI TECH CLOTHES FOR MULLARD GIRLS!
In October 1952, Mullard made the headlines in that mainstream publication British Textiles! "Spotless white nylon coveralls and coloured nylon headscarves are worn by all operatives in the assembly...
TODAY MITCHAM, TOMORROW, THE WORLD!
It was 1937 and SS Eriks, General Manager of Mullard, sat in his office, comfortable in his Tan-sad office chair but he was troubled. Mitcham could no longer keep up...
TODAY MITCHAM, TOMORROW, THE WORLD!
It was 1937 and SS Eriks, General Manager of Mullard, sat in his office, comfortable in his Tan-sad office chair but he was troubled. Mitcham could no longer keep up...