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Private Revenue Perfins of New South Wales An Elsmore Coath Howard production The authors would welcome your comments additions or input into this work A B C D E F G H J L M N P Q R S T V W Back to NSW 'Other' page Back to States Perfin index Back to Commercial Overprint index Section 2 - Commercial Overprints E -------------------------------------------------------- E.L.&P.S./CORP./LTD..a
User: The Electric Light and Power Supply Corporation Ltd Supplers of Power Address: Kelvin House, 15 Castlereagh St, Sydney, NSW Revenue Use: 1929-66 Numeral issue 2d Rarity Scale: 1929-66 Numeral issue 2d R4 Background: *The Electricity Commission of New South Wales, sometimes called Elcom, was a statutory authority responsible for the generation of electricity and its bulk transmission throughout New South Wales, Australia. The Commission was established on 22 May 1950 by the Electricity Commission Act 1950 and its role was to take control of power generation from the County Councils (such as the Sydney County Council) and the New South Wales Government Railways, who until that time were responsible for power generation and distribution. It acquired the power stations and main transmission lines of the four major supply authorities (Southern Electricity Supply, Sydney County Council, the Department of Railways and the Electric Light and Power Supply Corporation Ltd, known as the Balmain Company). The commission was responsible for the centralised co-ordination of the state's electricity generation and supply. Device: Handstamp Related Patterns: Nil *Wikipedia -------------------------------------------------------- E'lux.a
User: Electrolux Pty Ltd Electrical Manufacturers Address: 1/9 Parramatta Road, Lidcombe, Sydney, NSW Revenue Use: 1929-66 Numeral issue 3d 1966 Numeral issue 3c Rarity Scale: 1929-66 Numeral issue 3d R4 1966 Numeral issue 3c R4 Background: *AB Electrolux, more commonly known as Electrolux, is a Swedish multinational household and professional appliances manufacturer headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. As of 2012 they were the world's second-largest household appliance maker. In 1918 Svenska Elektron AB and the Kerosene lamp maker Lux AB merged and later in 1919 established a subsidiary named Elektromekaniska AB, which sold Lux brand vacuum cleaners into several European countries. The company became know as Elektrolux and in 1957 the spelling was changed to Electrolux. By 1925 the company had added refrigerators to its products and later followed with washing machines (1951), dishwashers (1959) and food service equipment in 1962. The companies overall product range and size has been effected by their mergers and acquisitions. This included a raft of fellow Scandinavian companies Elektro Helios, Norwegian Elektra, Danish Atlas, Finnish Slev, and Flymo, in the nine years from 1960 to 1969. This growth continued through the 1990s, and today Electrolux have gained control of many well known competitors and allied brands such as AEG, Atlas, Chef, Frigidaire, Kelvinator, Simpson, Volta, Westinghouse, to name but a few. Device: Handstamp
Related Patterns: Refer to other Electrolux related company patterns in: TAS: Other – Section 2 Commercial Overprints VIC: Other – Section 2 Commercial Overprints WA: Other – Section 2 Commercial Overprints *Wikipedia
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User: ESD (Unknown) Revenue Use: 1929-66 Numeral issue 3d Rarity Scale: 1929-66 Numeral issue 3d R4 Background: Unknown Device: Handstamp Related Patterns: Nil -------------------------------------------------------- ESO.a
User: ESO (Unknown) Revenue Use: 1929-66 Numeral issue 3d 1966 Numeral issue 3c, 6c[in black, 8c[in black] Rarity Scale: 1929-66 Numeral issue 3d R4 1966 Numeral issue 3c R4, 6c R4, 8c R4 Background: Unknown Device: Handstamp Related Patterns: Nil -------------------------------------------------------- A B C D E F G H J L M N P Q R S T V W Back to NSW 'Other' page Back to States Perfin index Back to Commercial Overprint index © copyright 2011 |
