is the oldest established electrical manufacturing company in the United Kingdom, having been incorporated (under the title of the Anglo-American Brush Electric Light Corporation, Limited) in 1880.
'The authorised' share and debenture capital is £910,000 of which £761,462 is paid up. The Company owns extensive works at. Loughborough, Leicestershire and at Lambeth, London, S.E., and manufactures every description of Electric Light and Power apparatus, as well as Stationary and Locomotive' Steam Engines, Tramears, Trucks and Rolling Stock generally. The Company's business is world wide, and important contracts have been successfully carried out in every quarter of the Globe. A description of the Company's works at Loughborough, and a list of some of its more important recent contracts is enclosed herewith.
The British Electric Traction Company, Limited was established in 1896, and has an authorised share capital of £2,000,000, the whole of which is subscribed, together with an additional £880,000 in debenture
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