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Geiger-Muller tube

Geiger-Muller tube

1949
Model thin walled beta-sensitive Geiger-Muller tube

Model thin walled beta-sensitive Geiger-Muller tube

1947
Model of metal bodied end window Geiger-Muller tube

Model of metal bodied end window Geiger-Muller tube

1950-1970
A pair of Geiger-Muller tubes, used to detect radioactivity rate, part of automatic recording scanner for radio chromatograms developed by Leslie Young and A.R. Morrison, 1958.

A pair of Geiger-Muller tubes, used to detect radioactivity rate, part of automatic recording scanner for radio chromatograms developed by Leslie Young and A.R. Morrison, 1958.

1958
Presentation model of an early high current Geiger-Muller tube

Presentation model of an early high current Geiger-Muller tube

1949
Presentation model of Geiger-Muller tube with medical needle

Presentation model of Geiger-Muller tube with medical needle

1950
Spare Geiger-Muller tube (type G24), one of four, from Ring Geiger instrument by 20 Century Electronics, England, 1950-1969

Spare Geiger-Muller tube (type G24)

1950-1969
Spare Geiger-Muller tube (type G24), one of four, from Ring Geiger instrument by 20 Century Electronics, England, 1950-1969

Spare Geiger-Muller tube (type G24)

1950-1969
Geiger-.Muller counter tube (type EHM2.) by General Electric Company Limited, England, 1939-1950

G.M. counter tube, type EHM2. G.E.C.

1939-1950
Geiger-Muller counter tube ( type B 12E), by 2oth Century Electronics Ltd., England, 1945-1950

One G.M. counter tube, type B 12E. This tube has b

1945-1950
Cintel Geiger-Muller counter tube (type GM 1B., Serial no 684) by Cinema Television Ltd., London, 1939-1950

G.M. counter tube, type GM 1B. Cin Tel. Serial no

1939-1950