Difference between revisions of "Siemens Electric Lamps and Supplies"

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November 1927.

December 1927.

January 1928.

January 1929.

November 1933.

December 1933.

January 1934.

December 1934.

1937

5th March 1937.

1938

1940. Tungsram.

22nd March 1941.

1950

Siemens radio receiver.

A subsidiary of Siemens Brothers and Co of 38-9 Upper Thames Street, London, EC4, with lamp factory at Preston.

Presumably had been previously been the joint venture with English Electric Co, Siemens and English Electric Lamp Co

1927 Selling Xcel fires made by ATM

1931 Siemens Electric Lamps and Supplies made or sold lamps, Xcel fires and domestic appliances, and batteries for wireless sets.^[1].

1934 Patent x 2 - Improvements in electric discharge lamps.

1937 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. Electric Lamps. (Stand No. A.607).^[2]

1937 Electrical engineers. "Full O' Power" Batteries. "Siemens" Electric Lamps, Cables, Wires and Telephones. "Sieray" Electric Discharge Lamps.^[3]

1954 Principal home subsidiary of Siemens Brothers and Co

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 [[Image:Siemens Lamps 1950.jpg|thumb|1950]]
 [[Image:Im100221-Siemens.jpg|thumb| Siemens radio receiver. ]]
+A subsidiary of [[Siemens Brothers and Co]] of 38-9 Upper Thames Street, London, EC4, with lamp factory at Preston.
-'''Siemen's'''
-Subsidiary of [[Siemens Brothers and Co]] of 38-9 Upper Thames Street, London, EC4
-Lamp factory at Preston
 Presumably had been previously been the joint venture with [[English Electric Co]], [[English Electric and Siemens Supplies|Siemens and English Electric Lamp Co]]
-Selling Xcel made by ATM
+Selling ''Xcel'' fires made by ATM
 [[Siemens Electric Lamps and Supplies]] made or sold lamps, Xcel fires and domestic appliances, and batteries for wireless sets.<ref>The Times, 22 May 1931</ref>.