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1934. Automatic Volume Control Unit.
December 1936. Varley.
August 1937. Varley.
August 1937. Varley.

Kingsway House, London.[1]

Oliver Pell Control made a variety of Varley components.

1930s Charles Oliver spent much of his time in his later years developing the Varley dry accumulator.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ English Mechanics 1934/02/02
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