The Delfelco Battery Corporation (DeLancey Flech & Co) was incorporated in 1922 with $25,000 Capital stock ¹. Office were listed a 11, 12 & 14 Meeting Street in Pawtucket and the factory was at 28 Bayley Street. Ads started appearing in July 1922 and ran through May of 1923. Raymond W Farnum, Pawtucket, was one of the incorprators.

There is also a listing for a radio station, 1OJ @ 200 meters, Pawtucket, R. I. licensed to DeLancey, Felch & Co., a station of Raymond W. Farnum. Programming was listed as no regular program now. Music. Range 150 miles. ²

In 1922 DeLancey Flech & Co has a listing under the Wireless Apparatus & Supplies section of the Providence (12 Meeting St, Pawtucket) Business Directory ³ and also a large ad ⁴.

1923 finds listings at the same address ⁵ and we confirm that DeLancey's first name is William J ⁶. There is also another listing in 1923 that lists 3 prinicipals of the company but not which postions they held, Clyde P Delancey, Raymond W Farnum and Wiliam J Farnum. ⁷. There is also a referance to a large ad on page 783 which is the same page as the last reference so I assume it was the same.

In 1924 we see a company listing at 10 Meeting Street ⁸, Pawtucket and another listing for Raymond W Farnum being associated with the company ⁹. Then there is a 1924 large ad that shows the company address as 10-12-14 Meeting Street in Pawtucket ¹⁰. The final listing found in 1924 is one than again lists Clyde P DeLancey and Raymond W Farnum and listed as selling wholesale radio merchandise. ¹¹.

1925 has Clyde P Delancy president and Raymond W Farnum treasurer with the company slightly moved to 8,10,12 Meeting ¹². This is confirmed in the large display ad in 1926 ¹³.

Click to enlarge Providence Journal March 4, 1923 This is a DEFELCO ad for a radio concert receiver and 2 stage audio amplifier that look like they may have baan made by Giblin.

Click to enlarge This is a 2 tube audio amplifier possibly made by Standard Radio and Electric

Click to enlarge This is the inside of the 2 tube audio amplifier Notice the Standard Radio and Electric audio transformers

Click to enlarge Here is a closeup of the Giblin audio transformer inside the 2 tube amplifier

Click to enlarge Giblin Manufacturing Company One Tube Regerative John Terrey Collection

Click to enlarge Giblin Manufacturing Company One Tube Regerative John Terrey Collection

Click to enlarge Giblin Manufacturing Company One Tube Regerative John Terrey Collection

Click to enlarge Giblin Manufacturing Company One Tube Regerative Private Collection

Click to enlarge Giblin Manufacturing Company One Tube Regerative Private Collection

Click to enlarge Providence Journal March 4, 1923 This is a DEFELCO ad for a radio concert receiver and 2 stage audio amplifier that look like they may have baan made by Giblin.

Click to Enlarge 1OJ QSL Card 1922

Providence Journal February 11, 1923

Pupular Radio, July 1922

Providence Journal October 29, 1922

Pawtucket Directory 1922 1922

Electical Experimenter May 1922

Pawtucket Times, February 24, 1923

Pawtucket Directory 1925

Radio News, January 1923	Pupular Radio, May 1923
Radio News, January 1923	QST, September 1922 Radio News, September 1922 Pupular Radio, January 1923
Pupular Radio, April 1923	Radio News, December 1922

¹ Iron Trade Review, Volume 71, September 28, 1922

² Radiophone Broadcasting Stations of the United States, The Consolidated Radio Call Book, 4th edition, May, 1922, page 267

³ 1922 Pawtucket Directory

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