From its beginning in 1915 the Leeds Model Company regularly advertised in the model railway press. In this section we show some adverts from the early period as they appeared in Models, Railways and Locomotives, in Model Railway News, in Model Railway Constructor and in Model Engineer and Electrician over the years. We have also included news items, editorials and correspondence from both magazines about the introduction of new models and parts and news about the company.
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Models, Railways and Locomotives (1915-1917)
The Model Engineer and Electrician (1919-1923)
The Model Railway News (1925-1952)
Model Railway Constructor (1934-1935)
1939: After he had left the Leeds Model Company in 1932, Rex Stedman opened Stedman's Cinematograph Laboratory. This business was almost opposite the LMC factory, which had moved from Jack Lane. Rex Stedman worked on developing cine cameras.
June - July 1930: A curious advert that appeared in the German "Magazin für den gesammten Modellbau" (Magazine for the whole of modelling) for June-July 1930, which appears to indicate the Leeds Model Company around that time tried to find customers on the continent - but since the re-acquisition of LMC by its original founder, Rex Stedman, in August 1928 the company operated under the name R.F. Stedman and the Hunslet address was no longer Balm Road but Jack Lane. The German advert thus was nearly two years out of date.




















































































































































































