BAYKO Printers

This section is fairly short, but I thought it would be useful to list the available information on the printing companies, used over BAYKO's lifetime, on a separate page to make it easier to reference from different parts of the site.

As far as printing is concerned, Plimpton were definitely somewhat promiscuous!

Many of the post-war BAYKO fliers and the manuals included with the BAYKO sets were printed on the Wirral, by : -

Before the war, some, at least, of the manuals were printed by : -

The manuals for sets #1 to #6 from 1935 to 1938 were printed by : -

The manuals for sets #20 to #23 from 1938 to 1940 were printed by : -

Sadly a large number of Plimpton era documents and, as far as I can establish, all the MECCANO era BAYKO documents, were published without the helpful use of any discernable printer's marks, though some do carry the legend, "Printed in England"...

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