E.H.T. rectifier

Made:
1940-1959 in England
maker:
Mullard Limited
E.H.T. rectifier, Mullard R140, type MX401, serial no

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E.H.T. rectifier, Mullard R140, type MX401, serial no
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E.H.T. rectifier, Mullard R140, type MX401, serial no. T33272, by Mullard Ltd., England, 1940-1959.

Details

Category:
X-rays
Object Number:
1960-149
type:
rectifier
credit:
X-Ray Equipment Co.

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