18-09-2016, 12:47 PM
All Ever Ready: http://www.radiomuseum.org/m/ever_gb_en_1.html
All Lissen: http://www.radiomuseum.org/m/lissen_gb_en_1.html
Possibly not entirely accurate histories:
Lissen http://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstelle...ny_id=6294
Ever Ready http://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstelle...ny_id=3899
Hence the Radio book I'm working on covering 1922 -1992, or whatever, maybe 1898 to to 1998, will concentrate on Battery Radio, Ever Ready, Lissen, BEREC, Burndept, Vidor with incidental Pye, Philips, Cossor (one model same chassis as Ever Ready Model C), Plessey, EMI, RCA (Plessey maybe made the 1946-47 Model B, which was identical to EMI's Marconi personal and based on 1941 RCA's Personal.). Philips took over Mullard in 1928 and Pye in maybe 1967?
Curiously Ever Ready bought part of Burndept when Vidor effectively ceased radio and Batteries eaten by Compton.
See also Pye, BEREC, Burndept and Vidor at Radio Museum.
All Lissen: http://www.radiomuseum.org/m/lissen_gb_en_1.html
Possibly not entirely accurate histories:
Lissen http://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstelle...ny_id=6294
Ever Ready http://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstelle...ny_id=3899
Hence the Radio book I'm working on covering 1922 -1992, or whatever, maybe 1898 to to 1998, will concentrate on Battery Radio, Ever Ready, Lissen, BEREC, Burndept, Vidor with incidental Pye, Philips, Cossor (one model same chassis as Ever Ready Model C), Plessey, EMI, RCA (Plessey maybe made the 1946-47 Model B, which was identical to EMI's Marconi personal and based on 1941 RCA's Personal.). Philips took over Mullard in 1928 and Pye in maybe 1967?
Curiously Ever Ready bought part of Burndept when Vidor effectively ceased radio and Batteries eaten by Compton.
See also Pye, BEREC, Burndept and Vidor at Radio Museum.
