1920s Bakelite Ceramic Rocker Light Switch by GEC (ANTV-106)

Description

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1920s Bakelite Ceramic Rocker Light Switch by GEC (ANTV-106)

Condition: secondhand, good condition
Age: used 1920s to 1930s (GEC with magnet logo)

Dimensions: D=56mm H=35mm
Marking: LANDOR BRITISH PAT.NO. 312854, 314148, 353646, 364127, 413088
GEC (magnet logo) 5/8Amp, 250 Volt, Made England, 98/140/13780, Vitreous, Patent Abroad
Brand: GEC made in England

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History of GEC: GEC was founded in 1886 by Gustav Binswanger (later Gustav Byng) and Hugo Hirst as a wholesaler of electrical goods. In 1887, it published the first catalog in the electrical industry. The next year, GEC opened its first factory to produce telephones, electric bells, ceiling roses, and switches. Early on, the company pioneered using porcelain as an insulating material in switches—a major innovation of its time.

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