Which former military equipment brand underwent a dramatic rebranding in 1925, transitioning from primarily producing military hardware to manufacturing civilian goods after World War I?

Throughout history, military equipment suppliers have evolved their brand positioning, marketing strategies, and retail approaches. From traditional armories to modern defense contractors, these companies have fascinating brand histories that reflect changing warfare technologies and geopolitical landscapes. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant retail branding transformation in military history that continues to impact the defense industry today.

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Krupp Works (now ThyssenKrupp) - shifted from artillery to consumer steel products and industrial equipment
Vickers Limited - transformed from naval shipbuilding to commercial aircraft manufacturing
Remington Arms - converted from military firearms to typewriters and office equipment
Armstrong Whitworth - pivoted from warship construction to luxury automobile production