From the late 1930s and right up until 1970, Compton produced a range of electronic organs using the electrostatic system for both church and entertainment use. The 'electrones' were found in a variety of venues including churches, chapels, crematoriums, holiday camps, social clubs and the home. I have been told that the legendary organist George Thalben-Ball had one for home practice! The electrones ranged from single manual instruments to large 4 manual specials.
The following is of me playing a selection of models of Compton electrone:
A rare recording of organist Stanley Tudor playing the 352 'melotone' model electrone at the Trocadero Ice Rink in Derby in 1954: