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1928 Symphony Gramophone & Radio (Foreign) Limited formed with £200k capital <ref>The Times, Monday, Dec 10, 1928</ref> | 1928 Symphony Gramophone & Radio (Foreign) Limited formed with £200k capital <ref>The Times, Monday, Dec 10, 1928</ref> | ||
1929 [[Plessey Co|Plessey]] produced the first British-made portable battery radio, the “National” which it supplied to Symphony and Columbia. | |||
1930 Petition for winding up the company by [[Plessey Co]] | 1930 Petition for winding up the company by [[Plessey Co]] | ||
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Factories at Wolverhampton and Abergavenny
1928 Share issue for £200k to form the company and acquire two factories. One factory at Wolverhampton, the Stewart Street works of AJS; the other was acquired from Gilwern Manufacturing Co of Abergavenny. Stewart Street was used for producing radio receivers, radiograms and loudspeakers. Abergavenny was used for the production of gramophone motors[1] [2]
1928 Symphony Gramophone & Radio (Foreign) Limited formed with £200k capital [3]
1929 Plessey produced the first British-made portable battery radio, the “National” which it supplied to Symphony and Columbia.
1930 Petition for winding up the company by Plessey Co
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