GROUPING OF EARLY VACUUM TUBES INCL. TYPE 45'S

Grouping of untested tubes; most are Type 45. We are unable to test larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimensions: (Largest) H 5" x Dia. 1.75" Condition: All tubes have tight bases and are free o

Grouping of (2) audio output tubes from the 45 family. De Forest Audion 445 has an engraved base. Filament tested and not functioning. Silvertone engraved base 245-26X; filament tested at 2.5V and dra

A large grouping of tubes; most are 1930's-1940's era. Includes a desirable JAN 6A3. We are unable to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimensions: (Largest) H 7" x

The 45 tube was one of the most popular output tubes for sound equipment in the 1930's and is still popular today with DIY'ers. This grouping of (4) unusual 45 tubes have all been tested at 2.5V for p

The 45 tube was one of the most popular output tubes for sound equipment in the 1930's and is still popular today with DIY'ers. This grouping includes (7) RCA type 45 tubes. We are unable to test larg

Nice grouping of very early tubes. Most of these tubes are the 201 and 201A type, from a variety of manufacturers. Brands include: Airtron, Hy-Vac, Zetka, Continental, Televocal, Radiotron, and variou

The 45 tube was one of the most popular output tubes for sound equipment in the 1930's and is still popular today with DIY'ers. This is a nice grouping of (5) Sylvania audio output tubes. Three have g

The 45 tube was one of the most popular output tubes for sound equipment in the 1930's and is still popular today with DIY'ers. This grouping includes (5) National Union type 45 output tubes, all with

Grouping of early type 299 amplifier tubes, some possibly in original boxes. We are not able to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimensions: H 3" x Dia. 1"

Includes: (2) slightly different de Forest Audion tubes with isolantite base - both bases tight, tubes free of rattles, one labeled type DB2, the other has no apparent designation. Grouping also conta

Large grouping of vacuum tubes, most are metal type 1940's era German; most likely used, however some in boxes may be new old stock. Tube types include UBF11, Telefunken EBF11, Valvo ECH11, and others

A large grouping of early tubes in boxes, most appear to be in matching cartons - possibly NOS. Types include BH, 71A, 201A, and many more. A great grouping for radio repair or display. We are not abl

We are not able to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimensions: H 3" x Dia. 1"

Most have an unusual paint coating and engraved base. Due to the size of the grouping, individual tube evaluations are not possible. We are unable to test larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimen

Consisting mainly of Valvo AZ12, Valvo AZ1, and Tungsram AZ11 tubes. Many appear to be new in packaging. We are not able to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimens

Including: RL12 P10, Valvo 4673, Tungsram EBF2, Telefunken EM11, and others. We are not able to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Some are in boxes; it is not known

We are not able to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimensions: H 4" x Dia. 2"

Lot of (3) tubes; one is an RCA Radiotron UX-245, free of rattles. Second tube is a Cunningham CX-345, free of rattles. Third tube is a Tung-Sol TS 245 with original packaging - it is unknown if this

The 6V6 was one of the most popular audio output tubes of the 20th century and continues to be very popular today for both musical instrument and hi-fi applications. This is a grouping of dozens of 6V

An exciting grouping for technicians who work with early vacuum tubes. Some of these tube guidebooks are extremely rare; we have never seen them before. Including: National Union 1941 tube handbook, a

Includes (3) RCA Radiotron UX-281 with engraved bases. The fourth tube is a 281-P-359. We are unable to test larger lots of tubes. See photos for codes. Dimensions: H 6" x Dia. 2.25" Condition: One RC

Nice grouping of (7) various types of 6L6 tubes, including Tung-sol 6L6G "Coke bottle"; Wizard brand 6L6G "Coke bottle", (2) RCA and (1) General Electric metal 6L6; a GE 6L6 GC small bottle, and a GE

Approx. 10 lbs untested radio tubes; most are 5-pin and 6-pin types common in the 1930's and 1940's. Unsorted. A cursory inspection of the top layer shows the following types: 41, 42, 75, 39, 27, 89,

Grouping of (3) vacuum tube amplifiers for parts or repair. The larger enclosed unit is a Bogen model CHB50. These very robust amps were sold to institutions in the 1960s and are great candidates for