Manufacturer: Syracuse China
User: Southern Electrical Company
Date of plate: 1951 – 1952

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Notes: Thought to be an independent electric company, the Southern Electrical Company began broadcasting commercial radio station KDPT in San Diego, in conjunction with the Union-Tribune Publishing Company in 1922.

White body, turquoise line around verge, intertwined SECO with lightning bolts on either side, In The Heart Of The South below.

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