Lesser known 2 way bookshelf Speakers from the 80's


I recently went into a local Hi Fi shop and heard a pair of Heybrook HB2's from the 80's and was quite impressed. The shop owner also had a pair of Mordaunt Short Pagaents or Carnivals that were to be fixed.  

A few years back I owned a pair of Linn Helix LS150s that were also quite impressive.  I also owned a pair of Paisley Research AE500's that were amazing!  

What were some of your favorite British and non-British two-way bookshelf speakers from the 80's and early 90's.   
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the early Proac Tablet 50's were great, I also had a set of the Celestion's SL600's that were great as well, if not supper power hungry. the Proac's still haunt me as I regret selling them they just disappeared.   
Monitor Audio R352 were my first high speaker. After KEF Coda 3, they were a revelation.
The Pro Ac Super Tablettes still haunt me as I had the Studio 1’s many years ago.....also the concrete Rauna Tyr II’s.

Thanks for the info on the Fried's.

Anyone ever hear the Castle Durham 900’s? What about Royd or JPW?
Maybe straying into the next decade a little but the Epos ES-14 was a great two way design.
Castle Trent (mkII I think) were my first real speakers.  Not the most detailed, but midrange & vocals were spot on.  Gifted them to a friend when I embarked on extensive travelling.