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STANLEY MULLARD, HYDROPONICS & PRIZE CARNATIONS
Some of my readers will remember my earlier blog where I recounted Stanley Mullard's passion for horticulture. I have been both pleased and honoured to have been contacted by a couple of...
STANLEY MULLARD, HYDROPONICS & PRIZE CARNATIONS
Some of my readers will remember my earlier blog where I recounted Stanley Mullard's passion for horticulture. I have been both pleased and honoured to have been contacted by a couple of...

MULLARD POSTWAR
Well, the war was over and 1946 dawned. America had cut off Lend-Lease money to the UK and materials for home and export production were in short supply. There existed...
MULLARD POSTWAR
Well, the war was over and 1946 dawned. America had cut off Lend-Lease money to the UK and materials for home and export production were in short supply. There existed...

AN INTERESTING QUESTION, WAS STANLEY MULLARD TO...
As the new scion of Mullard, I have just received by e-mail a question as to whether or not SR Mullard was an unpleasant man to work with. Many had...
AN INTERESTING QUESTION, WAS STANLEY MULLARD TO...
As the new scion of Mullard, I have just received by e-mail a question as to whether or not SR Mullard was an unpleasant man to work with. Many had...

IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PM SERIES 1926 to 1928 -
The unreliable 'split-pin' PM series were swiftly replaced by valves having a new improved base. The base was characterized by having the same ebonite base but the inset pins were...
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PM SERIES 1926 to 1928 -
The unreliable 'split-pin' PM series were swiftly replaced by valves having a new improved base. The base was characterized by having the same ebonite base but the inset pins were...

WHO WAS THIS MULLARD CHAP ANYWAY?
Well, we are not going to discuss ‘Yus my dear’ Arthur Mullard but the dashing, First World War Captain Stanley R. Mullard who worked on the production of bright emitter...
WHO WAS THIS MULLARD CHAP ANYWAY?
Well, we are not going to discuss ‘Yus my dear’ Arthur Mullard but the dashing, First World War Captain Stanley R. Mullard who worked on the production of bright emitter...