I found this notice in the 'Bucks Herald' dated 12th September 1941: “DRUCE & CO., LTD. HAVE RE-OPENED IN BAKER STREET, W.1. The complete destruction by bombs of their old premises has necessitated dispersing their many departments throughout Baker Street, BUT ALL ARE WITHIN A STONE’S THROW OF THE OLD SITE. Furniture, Carpets, Soft Furnishings, Linens, Stationery, Toys, Turnery, Secondhand Furniture at No. 3; Auction Galleries at No. 54; Removals Dept at No. 56; Fashion House at No. 72; Electric, Radio, Gramophones at No. 78. Telephone: WELbeck 8191 (10 lines).”
... and this classified advert in the 'Fulham Chronicle' dated 24th May 1946:
“JUNIOR assistant required for gramophone department; training given; staff canteen. Call or write giving particulars of experience and salary required to Staff Office, Druce and Co., Ltd., 59, Baker Street, W.1.”
... and this classified advert in the 'Fulham Chronicle' dated 24th May 1946:
“JUNIOR assistant required for gramophone department; training given; staff canteen. Call or write giving particulars of experience and salary required to Staff Office, Druce and Co., Ltd., 59, Baker Street, W.1.”