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Latest revision as of 11:05, 4 December 2019
of West Road, Tottenham, London, N17.
1930 Tungsram Electric Lamps
1933 Private company established as British Tungsram Radio Works, a subsidiary of the United Incandescent Co of Budapest, which manufactured valves by importing and sealing parts made elsewhere.
WWII: started production of valve components that it could not purchase.
1952 Controlling interest acquired by Philips Electrical Ltd [1]. Mullard took over management of British Tungsram.
1961 Manufacturers of wireless and other valves, industrial and domestic lamps.
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