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Mallory, P.R. & Co.; Indianapolis, IN

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Name: Mallory, P.R. & Co.; Indianapolis, IN    (USA)  
Abbreviation: mallory
Products: Model types Others Tube manufacturer
Summary:

P.R. Mallory & Co., Inc.
Indianapolis 6, Indiana, USA.

Batteries including Duracell, Vibrapack (vibrator power supplies), Vibrator cartridges, Condensers, and last but not least: the famous Canadian Radio Service Encyclopedia.

 

Founded: 1916
History:

P.R. Mallory and Co., Inc. was founded in 1916 by Philip Roger Mallory, to produce tungsten wire for lamp filaments. In 1924 it had many divisions like Duracell for batteries and Mallory Capacitor Company with manufactorig plants in Greencastle Indiana, Huntsville Alabama, Waynesboro Tennessee and Glasgow Kentucky. Mallory Controls in Frankfort Indiana and Mallory Distributor Products in Indianapolis. In 1942 it developed a mercury battery used during the Second World War.  The company registered the trademark Duracell in 1964.

In 1978 it was purchased by Dart Industries and renamed Duracell.

In 1985 the European metal alloys parts of the former P.R. Mallory were collected under the names Mallory Corporation and Mallory Alloys Group.

In 1996 it was aquired by The Gillette Company and later aquired in 2005 by Procter & Gamble.

In 2012 P&G announced it would spin off Duracell as part of a restructuring scheme.

In 2016 Berkshire Hathaway completed the purchase of Duracell.

From web and Wikipedia.


Some models:
Country Year Name 1st Tube Notes
USA  32 Elkon Auto B   +B Power Supply for Auto Radios and Farm Radios 
USA  32 Elkon Type C   +B Power Supply for Auto Radios and Farm Radios 
USA  82 Alcaline Duracell Radio   Alcaline Duracell advertising radio in shape of a Alcaline Duracell MN1300/LR20 battery. 
USA  52 UHF Converter TV-101 [Late] 6AF4  With germanium or silicon point contact diode as UHF mixer. This converter has classic sty... 
USA  51 6RS10   6 Volt bench model power supply. 
USA  51 6AC4    
USA  51 6AC6    
USA  54 88 Converter 6AF4  Reception of UHF television stations on VHF receivers, for all UHF channels, 14 through 83. 
USA  29 Elkon Tapering Charger   3 Ampere type charger. 
USA  28/29 Elkon Type E   1 ampere maximum charging rate. 
USA  28/29 Dry rectifier EBH, Elkon ¨B¨ rectifier   Elkon type ¨EBH¨ dry rectifier made for replacing type 280 tube in ¨B¨ ... 
USA  51 Inductuner   Inductuner was the registered mark for a multiple variable inductor. The unit was composed... 

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Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):

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1965 Duracell Mercury battery photo Mallory vintage print adtbn_us_mallory_duracell_mercury_advert_1965.jpg
Mallory Duracell advert 1972 Italytbn_it_mallory_duracell_advert_1972.jpg
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