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MULLARD
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Century House, Shaftesbury Avenue, London W.C.2
Mullard apparently displayed a laboratory demonstration television at the 1938
Radiolympia, incorporating their own fifteen inch magnetically deflected C.R.T.,
type MW39-3. Like the television, the C.R.T. does not seem to have entered production.
The following year Mullard returned to Radiolympia with two commercial televisions.
The show took place in the second half of August, the show finishing prematurely
due to the outbreak of World War 2. I can find no mention of any earlier Mullard
televisions and the two that were displayed at Radioympia may not have entered
production.
1939
| DATE |
MODEL |
STYLE |
CRT |
VALVES |
RF |
NOTES |
PRICE |
| 1939 |
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9" |
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| 1939 |
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9" |
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Inc. Radio. |
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Both models first shown at the 1939 Radiolympia (August)
and may not have entered production.
1947 Onwards
On the 22nd April 1948 Mullard officially change their name from Mullard Wireless
Service Co., Ltd., to Mullard Electronic Products Ltd to reflect the companies
expansion of activities beyond that of purely "wireless" and into industrial,
scientific and communications activities.
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![Picture of MTS521 console [5K]](../../dbase/mullard/mts521.jpg) |
| MTS684 |
MTS521 |
| DATE |
MODEL |
STYLE |
CRT |
VALVES |
RF |
NOTES |
PRICE |
| 47/48 |
MTS315 |
C |
12" |
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Inc. Radio. Shown at the 1947 Radiolympia. |
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| Dec48 |
MTS389 |
T |
9" |
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S/Het |
AC |
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| <=Sep49 |
MTS521 |
C |
12" |
20 + 6 (Radio) |
1ch S/Het |
3-band radio. AC |
| £102-18-0 |
£84-0-6 |
| £18-17-6 |
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| <=Sep49 |
MTS684 |
C |
9" |
18 / 19 |
1ch (L or B) |
AC/DC |
| £60-18-0 |
£49-14-7 |
| £11-3-5 |
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| 50/51 |
MTS501 |
C |
12" |
19 |
S/Het |
AC/DC |
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The MTS521 is a repackaged Philips 520A and the MTS684 the Philips
683U. They even cost the same !