Vacuum Tube Museum

Triodes, Tetrodes, Pentodes and Beam Tubes
World War 2 Era
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Due to the number of new tubes fabricated during and immediately after World War 2 it is very difficult to set the exact time of manufacture. Many were discontinued, others remained until 1960. Beginning with this page is a selection interesting radio tubes from that era. Typical characteristics: All-glass constructions and metal designs. Often special bases.

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Lewis Electric USA 3C24 Triode Rare
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Philips's Holland TB2/200 Triode
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Eimac USA 100TL Triode
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RCA USA 826 Triode
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RCA USA Ê27 8001 Beam Pentode
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RCA USA 4-12Ä 4D21 Tetrode
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Siemens Germany RS1019 duo Triode
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Ken Rad the USA 832 VT 118 duo Beam rare piece
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RCA USA 829B duo Beam tetrode
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Philips's Holland QQE 06/40 duo Beam
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Eimac USA 304TL triode
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RCA USA 4CX250B 7203 Beam Tetrode
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Eimac USA 4CX1000A Beam Tetrode
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Eimac USA 4-250A 5D22 Tetrode
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Brown Bovery Baden Q400-1 Beam Tetrode
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STC England 4212D triode
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Telefunken Germany RS384 Pentode
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Brown Bovery Baden P300-1 Beam tetrode
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