Advertising Archaeology - Armstrong in the 1950s

1950

Fig 1 - Wireless World 1950

Fig 2 - Practical TV and Practical Wireless 1950

1951

Fig 3 - Practical Wireless and Wireless World 1951

1953

Fig 4 Wireless World January - May 1953

Fig 5 - Wireless World June - August 1953

Fig 6 - Wireless World September 1953

Fig 7 - Wireless World October 1953

1954

Fig 8 - Wireless World November 1953 - January 1954

Fig 9 - Wireless World March - June 1954

1955

Fig 10 - Wireless World March - May 1955

Fig 11 - Wireless World May - July 1955

1956

Fig 12 - Wireless World March - April 1956

1957

Fig 13 - Hi-Fi News and Wireless World February 1957

Figure 14 - Hi-Fi News and Wireless World March-April 1957

Figure 15 - Hi-Fi News and Wireless World April - September 1957

1958

Figure 16 - Hi-Fi News January 1958

Figure 18 - Hi-Fi News August 1958

Fig 18 - Wireless World August - December 1958

1959

Fig 19 - Hi-Fi News September - October 1959

Fig 20 - Hi-Fi News and Wireless World November - December 1959

Sources and useful references

The following websites provide some further information about Armstrong, its products, history, etc.

• http://www.audiomisc.co.uk/Armstrong/armstrong.html
• http://ukhhsoc.torrens.org/makers/Armstrong/index.html
• http://jcgl.orpheusweb.co.uk/history/armstrong/AudioAside.html

The Museum of Communications website can be found via http://www.mocft.co.uk/

Regardless of its name the American Radio History website is an excellent resource which includes many UK journals. It can be found via https://www.americanradiohistory.com/

Jim Lesurf