Curry's used the brand "Westminster" for a range of products made by various manufacturers. https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstell...ny_id=6459 (The Setmakers p.205)
Belcher is also thought to be the manufacturer of products bearing the "Westminster" brand, although it is unclear where the association between Westminster and Belcher comes from, there is no mention of Belcher that I can see in the "The Setmakers". https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/belcher_we...0a535.html
Belcher is mentioned in "Radio Radio" fig.378 p.129.
Discussion has been had recently in the Radio Museum about this subject. It would be very useful to find out more information on the subject as it seems information is a now little foggy with age.
It would be great to know more facts, backed by evidence where possible, so that the Radio Museum can be updated for the benefit of all.
Mike
Belcher is also thought to be the manufacturer of products bearing the "Westminster" brand, although it is unclear where the association between Westminster and Belcher comes from, there is no mention of Belcher that I can see in the "The Setmakers". https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/belcher_we...0a535.html
Belcher is mentioned in "Radio Radio" fig.378 p.129.
Discussion has been had recently in the Radio Museum about this subject. It would be very useful to find out more information on the subject as it seems information is a now little foggy with age.
It would be great to know more facts, backed by evidence where possible, so that the Radio Museum can be updated for the benefit of all.
Mike
