Name: | Rees-Mace, London (GB) |
alternative name: | Rees Mace USA |
Abbreviation: | rees-mace |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
Rees-Mace Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Rees Mace Marine Ltd. Pye Marine Limited Rees Mace Manufacturing Co., Ltd. was a British radio manufacturer founded in 1924. They initially specialized in compact portable sets but later expanded into AC power sets. They also operated a branch in France at 46, Rue Pierre Carron, Paris in 1929. The company exported radios to the USA and was liquidated in 1949. Pye acquired the company's assets in 1950 and reformed it as Rees Mace Marine, focusing on marine radio equipment. |
Founded: | 1924 |
Closed: | 1955 |
Production: | 1924 - 1955 |
History: |
Formation and Early Years: Rees Mace Manufacturing Co., Ltd. was registered as a private company on February 19th, 1924, specializing in the manufacture of wireless apparatus, telegraphic and telephonic apparatus. The company's first directors were L. B Pell and M. R. Cahill. [1] Initial Focus on Compact Portable Sets: Initially, the company focused on compact portable sets, producing five models by 1928. [2] Expansion into AC Power Sets: The company later expanded into the production of AC power sets. In September 1931, they showcased the Transportable Four A.C. model at the Olympia Radio Exhibition. This sophisticated portable receiver featured a four-valve circuit, a moving-coil loudspeaker, and ganged-tuned circuits. [3] Exports to the USA: The company exported radios to the USA, with the Cameo EL80 (110 V) being an example. This model was sold by John Wanamaker department stores in New York. Liquidation and Acquisition by Pye: Rees-Mace Manufacturing Co. Ltd. was liquidated in 1949. [4] Pye Marine Limited: Rees Mace Marine produced Admiralty Type Marine communications equipment used in the British Navy.[6] [1] Electrical Review Feb 20, 1924, Page 345. |
This manufacturer was suggested by Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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GB | 29 | 5 tube | loop antenna | |
GB | 27 | Super Four | available in oak, mahogany, walnut, or leather-covered. Leather carrying handle. Key switch. | |
GB | 43 | RMC | Blue rexine-covered wooden case. | |
GB | 52–57 | CAT 619 BR2169 [AP100339] | 6BA6 | The Communication Receiver BR2169 covers 55 kHz to 31 MHz in 8 ranges (55-125 / 100-260 / ... |
GB | 47 | Cameo SC70 | TP25 | |
GB | 53 | Transmitter MF. 619 [AP100338] | Mediumwave transmitter for maritime use, covers 330-500 kHz, CW, MCW; Pout 15 W. Part of... | |
GB | 53 | Transmitter HF. 619 [AP100337] | Shortwave transmitter covering 1,5 - 16 MHz in three ranges, AM, MCW, CW. Pout 40 W. Par... | |
GB | 29 | 5 tube improved | It is recorded in Riders Perpetual. Althoug being a british set it was imported to USA by ... | |
GB | 47 | Cameo EL80 | TH233 | An AC/DC mains 3 band compact table radio housed in a wooden case. With sockets for extern... |
GB | 47 | Gnome L | 1C1 | Attache case radio. |
GB | 46 | Cameo U54A | TH233 | |
GB | 54 | RM215 Table top | UCH42 | This Rees-Mace model RM215 uses the same circuit as the PYE 445U. |
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