Name: | Mullard Wireless, London (see also Mullard Radio Valve) (GB) |
Abbreviation: | mullard |
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Summary: |
Mullard Wireless Service Co.Ltd., Mullard House, Charing Cross Rd., London WC2; |
Founded: | 1920 |
History: |
Mullard was founded in 1920 by Captain Stanley R. Mullard. Mullard formed a partnership with the Dutch manufacturer Philips. Mullard sold all its shares to Philips in 1927. Philips continued to use the brand name "Mullard" in the UK until 1988. The company produced components including valves & transistors, as well as products such as radios & television sets. Many Philips sets were produced in the UK using the Mullard name.
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Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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GB | 48 | MAS221 | ECH35 | |
GB | 48 | MAS292 | EF39 | Dial lamps: 2x 6,3V/0,32A. |
GB | 48 | MAS305 | ECH21 | Pultskala |
GB | 50 | MTS501 | unknown_Tube | 12" 405 line TV with GB VHF Tuner. |
GB | 48 | MUS-227 | UCH21 | |
GB | 48 | MAS-231 | EF39 | |
GB | 48 | MAS-238 | ECH35 | |
GB | 34 | MB3 | VP2 | Mullard´s first complete factory built receiver. Also Model MB3A in upright cabinet (1935). |
GB | 35 | MB3A (MB3 A - MB 3A) | VP2 | Upright version of MB3. |
GB | 35 | MU35 | FC13 | Mullards first mains receiver. |
GB | 35 | MB4 | VP2 | |
GB | 36 | MAS4 | FC4 | The AC/DC version of this model is the MUS4. This set is a Mullard version of the Phili... |
Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
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Manufacturing of tubes in the Mullard Blackburn Factory
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Vincent de Franco
26.Feb.12 |
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This film of the early sixties shows the manufacturing of tubes in the Blackburn Factory of Mullard. Film duration is around 30 minutes. Link to the film on YouTube. |
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Manufacturing of the A63-11X Color CRT by Mullard
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Vincent de Franco
26.Feb.12 |
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The following film shows with great details the manufacturing by Mullard of the A63-11X Color Picture Tube.
Film duration is around 20 minutes. Link to the Part 1 on YouTube Link to the Part 2 on YouTube
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