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The only two television products I can find by the company are projection
receivers. The first, the 'Bowjection', was released circa March 1952 at
a time when projection receivers were at the height of their popularity.
It is based around the usual Mullard MW6/2 CRT mounted in a Schmidt optical
unit intended to project an image 4ft x 3ft on a remote screen. The optical
system and twin chassis were housed in a crackle-finished steel cabinet
measuring 42in high, 17in wide and 30in overall depth. First announced in
May 1952 and advertised in October 1952 at £175 plus an extra
£21 for the special screen ; advertisments continued regularly for
several years.
The second set, the "Clubman", was released at the end of 1953
and was apparently based on the original chassis. Unlike their earlier set,
I have not seen any adverts for this new model. It cost £150 and required
a special curved screen costing a further £10 |
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