Wade Bequest collection of valves: World War One German triode radio valve

PART OF:: Wade Bequest collection of valves

Made:: 1916 in Germany

maker:: Allgemeine Elektricitats-Gesellschaft

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Wade Bequest collection of valves: World War One German directly-heated triode radio valve by AEG, marked 1916. Tubular bulb with two end caps. With paper label: W54.

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Category:: Electronic Components

Object Number:: 1972-343/14

type:: valve

credit:: Wade, J.C.F.

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Wade Bequest collection of valves: World War One German triode radio valve

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