Addressograph-Multigraph
of 50 Oxgate Lane, Cricklewood, London, NW2. Telephone: Gladstone 1064-8. Cables: "Addmulcor, London". London Showrooms: 29 Kingsway. Branch and Agency Showrooms in every principal city of the world. (1937)
1901 Company founded
1910 Became private company - Addressograph (1910) Ltd
1913 Renamed Addressograph Ltd
1931 Acquired the International Multigraph Company (Britain) Ltd
1932 Name changed to Addressograph-Multigraph Ltd
1947 British Industries Fair Advert as Manufacturers of Addressing and Listing Machines. "Multigraph" Letterpress Process Duplicating Machines. "Multilith" Lithographic Process duplicating Machines. (Office Appliances Section - Olympia, Ground Floor, Stand No. C.1533a) [1]
1961 Manufacturers of addressing and duplicating machines. [2]
1966 Bought Admel International for £1.8m.[3]
1973 Design Journal - Architectural Building Supplies: A plastics tray for holding pencils, compasses, etc., for fitting to the bottom edge of a drawing board so that the instruments are always close to hand. Made by the Admel Division, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. [4]
1974 Design Journal - Architectural Building Supplies: A range of self-adhesive dyeline films. Made by the Admel Division, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. [5]
1975 Importer of diazo or vesicular Microfilm. [6]
1979 Renamed AM International Information Systems Ltd
1980 Became AM Multigraph Ltd, sold some subsdiaries to the new holding company, AM International Information Systems Ltd, and then changed the company's name to AM International Information Systems Ltd
1985 Renamed AM Multigraphics Ltd
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Sources of Information
- Companies House filings