OUR PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS — ARMSTRONG TELEVISION & WIRELESS

  Armstrong Wireless and Television Ltd was started in 1932 by Claude Jackson in Camden Town, London.  He named the company after  his favourite car, the Armstrong Siddeley and abbreviated the name to just Armstrong. Following a period of business expansion, the company moved to larger premises in Holloway, London and commenced manufacture of televisions using a new 9-inch tube, however, WW2 put paid to the commercialisation of that line. During the second world war the factory was used for making the 'J Tube' - a vital part of incendiary devices. They also repaired radios and produced  public address systems for factoriesOnce the war ended,...