14-10-2012, 12:45 PM
Here's some information about the Fidelity Radio Ltd company:
Fidelity Radio Ltd, 11 Blechynden Street, London, W11 (in 1947 and 1964). The “Trader” 1964 yearbook also lists: Mersey Works, Mersey Street, London, W10 and Archdale Works, Belchynden Street, London, W11. In 1967 & 68, at Olaf Street, London, W11 (factory). Fidelity Radio Limited, Victoria Road, London NW10 6ND (final location).
Radio manufacturer, founded by Jack Dickman in 1946 (still the MD in 1967). Later also tape recorders, radiograms, stereo systems and TVs. For a time, in the late 1970s/early 1980s, they also made TV, radio & HiFI sets under the HMV brand name.
Taken over by Caparo Industries in the mid 1980’s and closed down in the late 1980’s. Alan Sugar’s Amstrad plc bought the rights to the Fidelity brand name.
Cheers,
Steve P.
Fidelity Radio Ltd, 11 Blechynden Street, London, W11 (in 1947 and 1964). The “Trader” 1964 yearbook also lists: Mersey Works, Mersey Street, London, W10 and Archdale Works, Belchynden Street, London, W11. In 1967 & 68, at Olaf Street, London, W11 (factory). Fidelity Radio Limited, Victoria Road, London NW10 6ND (final location).
Radio manufacturer, founded by Jack Dickman in 1946 (still the MD in 1967). Later also tape recorders, radiograms, stereo systems and TVs. For a time, in the late 1970s/early 1980s, they also made TV, radio & HiFI sets under the HMV brand name.
Taken over by Caparo Industries in the mid 1980’s and closed down in the late 1980’s. Alan Sugar’s Amstrad plc bought the rights to the Fidelity brand name.
Cheers,
Steve P.
If we've always had that, why is the car boot open? You aren't smuggling in another old TV are you...?
