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[[Image:Im19370828PAW-Peto.jpg|thumb| August 1937. ]] | [[Image:Im19370828PAW-Peto.jpg|thumb| August 1937. ]] | ||
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Peto-Scott Company | Peto-Scott Company, makers of electrical gramophones, radio gramophones and radio receivers; also showrooms and retail establishment in City Road, London EC | ||
1919 Company formed by Walter Scott Worthington<ref> The Times, Nov 27, 1928</ref> | |||
1925 the New Times Sales Co was the sales organisation | |||
1928 Acquired by [[British Radio Gramophone Co]], a company incorporated for that purpose<ref>The Times Nov 26, 1928</ref> | 1928 Acquired by [[British Radio Gramophone Co]], a company incorporated for that purpose<ref>The Times Nov 26, 1928</ref> | ||
Revision as of 12:03, 23 November 2015
Peto-Scott Company, makers of electrical gramophones, radio gramophones and radio receivers; also showrooms and retail establishment in City Road, London EC
1919 Company formed by Walter Scott Worthington[1]
1925 the New Times Sales Co was the sales organisation
1928 Acquired by British Radio Gramophone Co, a company incorporated for that purpose[2]
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