Set of 3 roger tallon vintage erco halogen spots - rare model 33727 - 1975

Rare set of Roger Tallon spots by Erco. All in working condition and mounted on the original rail of 100 cm. 21 cm long. 23 cm high. 7.5 cm wide. Designer: Roger Tallon (1929-2011) – father of industrial design. Manufacturer: ERCO GmbH, Lüdenscheid, Germany. Other versions: These Roger Tallon Erco halogen spots were made as lamps on rail, floor lamps, table lamps, and several other models. They also exist in white. Roger Tallon. Designed in 1975 by the famous French industrial designer Roger Tallon, born in Paris on 9 March 1929, died in Paris on 20 October 2011. He created a large number of beautiful things, the most original watches for LIP, staircases, furniture, and of course the TGV, “Train à Grande Vitesse”, the high-speed train for Europe. Roger Tallon worked for many companies, including: Caterpillar France, DuPont, Technés, General Electric, LIP, Air France, Bata, Peugeot, Fenwick, Kodak, Salomon Group, Fluocaril, Elf, Terraillon, ERCO, and so on. ERCO ERCO was founded in 1934 by Arnold Reininger (1907-2003), Karl Reeber, and Paul Buschhaus in Lüdenscheid, Germany. The company name ERCO represents a phonetic abbreviation of the founding name “Reininghaus & Co.” The company is still in family ownership. During the early years, ERCO produced parts for lamps, particularly a spring-supported retracting mechanism for hanging lights. In the 1930s, the industrial production of complete luminaires began. After the Second World War, Arnold Reininger and Karl Reeber continued the company, as co-founder Paul Buschhaus had died in the war. Famous designers who worked for the ERCO company include Alois Ferdinand Gangkofner, Roger Tallon, Ettore Sottsass, Emilio Ambasz, Shiro Kuramata, Giancarlo Piretti, Dieter Witte, Yves Béhar, Knud Holscher, Franco Clivio, Naoto Fukasawa, and many others. The company has been awarded many times thanks to these great artists and the vision of the ERCO company. ERCO has received 88 iF Design Awards.