Superb illustration of a rather rare style for a French action. The object of the company was the manufacture of tubes, the purchase, rental, and sale of all phonographic devices, wireless telegraphy and electricity.

From the end of 1932, the Elecson company also produced TSF lamps.

The head office of this company founded in 1928 was initially located at 178 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris 8th, then from 1931, at 32 Rue Jules-Guesde, in Puteaux.

It merged with the Sté Anonyme Ateliers de Montage et d'Ébenisterie (A.M.E.) in Puteaux as well.

In October 1932, the stores in the Faubourg Saint-Honoré were transformed into a showroom for radio stations and luxury amplifiers. In 1930, the company filed a patent for an electric lamp with several filaments for reproducing sounds from talking films. Several filaments, arranged along the sides of a regular ploygone, replace one another by rotating the lamp around its axis.

The company will be dissolved in 1933.

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