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David ad Liz Hughes

Chairman David Hughes appointed MBE for services to the UK music industry and charity

Royal Speeches Records

Delivering the King’s Speech

Forgotton Heroes: The Indian Army in the Great War

War is coming – July 28 1914

Capacitance Altimeter

Ricky Ford, EMI Archive Trust

Memories of EMI – Ricky Ford

Queen Mary's Doll house

The First Mini Disc

The Trade Mark Gramophone. Style number 5, 1897 - 1902

Lambert Typewriter – EMIAT.229 In December 1900, The Gramophone and Typewriter Ltd was formed in London to acquire to The Gramophone Co; the rights to manufacture and sell the Lambert Typewriter; and the remaining shares in Deutche Grammophon. The typewriter was seen by Owen as an insurance against the gramophone's failure, but it subsequently proved to be an unsuccessful venture and, by 1904, it had been dropped. In 1907 the company changed its name back to The Gramophone Co. The Lambert was originally priced at £7.10s. Production: The Gramophone and Typewriter Company Ltd. Place: England Date: 1900 Photographer: www.thomasbutlerphotographer.com

The Gramophone and Typewriter Ltd.

Alan Blumlein and the invention of Stereo