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Stationary anode x-ray tube insert with stainless steel surrounded anode

Stationary anode x-ray tube insert with stainless steel surrounded anode

1950-1960

Rotating anode double focus rotating anode diagnostic x-ray tube insert type NVD-241

Double-focus diagnostic x-ray tube

"Super Dynamax" rotating anode x-ray tube with 9 aluminium filters and 13 fixed aperture beam-definers, made by Machlett Laboratories Inc., Springdale,, Stamford, Connecticut, United States, 1950-1951

Rotating anode x-ray tube

1950-1951

"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube with air-circulator for cooling, designed for diagnostic and superficial therapeutic use, by Machlett, Springdale, U.S.A., 1947-1955

"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube with air-circulator for cooling

1947-1955

"Eureka" X-ray tube insert, type T-RT, no maker's name, 1950-1975

"Eureka" X-ray tube insert

1950-1975

Tube from a Resomax deep x-ray therapy unit, manufactured by Associated Electrical Industries, England, 1958

Tube from a Resomax deep x-ray therapy unit

1958

Rotating anode mechanism for Gyromax 120 x-ray tube

Rotating anode mechanism for x-ray tube

6KW "Metalix" x-ray tube with heatsink for ai- cooling, by Philips Metalix Corporation, New York, USA, on wheeled stand (no maker marked)

"Metalix" x-ray tube

1925-1935

"Gyromax 120" double focus rotating anode diagnostic x-ray tube

Double-focus diagnostic x-ray tube

"Supreme SS2" x-ray tube with led glass cone mounted on wheeled stand, by Solus

X-ray tube

"Pantixhaube PH 125" rotatory anode x-ray tube mounted on beam-definer, by Siemens, West Germany, c.1964

Rotatory anode x-ray tube

1964

'Gyromax 120' rotating anode diagnostic X-ray tube, with innovative heat dissipation mechanism, by Newton Victor, 132 Long Acre, London, WC2, England, 1953. Tube, casing and extra anode mechanism, by Newton Victor Ltd., London, England, 1953.

'Gyromax 120' rotating anode diagnostic X-ray tube

1953

"Goliath' Protexray tube by Cuthbert Andrews Limited, 47 Red Lion Street, London, WC1, England, c. 1933.

"Goliath" Protexray tube

1928-1938

"Media Six" water-cooled thermionic x-ray tube (glass envelope broken) made in Germany, supplied by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd., London, 1929.

"Media Six" water-cooled thermionic x-ray tube (glass envelope broken) made in Germany

1928-1929

Broken glass envelope pieces, from "Media Six" water-cooled thermionic x-ray tube made in Germany, supplied by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd., London, 1929.

Broken glass envelope pieces

1928-1929

Component part of x-ray tubes most likely associated with 1985-2200 Pt 3.

Component part of x-ray tubes.

1953

"Media Six" water-cooled thermionic x-ray tube, glass envelope broken, made in Germany, supplied by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd., London, 1929.

"Media Six" water-cooled thermionic x-ray tube

1928-1929

Thermionic x-ray tube mounted with beam-definer under couch on assembly holding fluorescent screen above

Thermionic x-ray tube

Two x-ray tube inserts, type CM 250T (250kv, 15MA, 6mm focal spot, 45 degree target angle) one still in crate, by Machlett, 1955-1975, English

X-ray tube inserts

1955-1975

Coolidge X-ray tube with separate shielding, mounted on fluoroscopic screening unit with remote control of beam definer and horizontal position of tube, by British Thomson-Houston Company Limited, 15-19 Cavendish Place, London, W1, England, 1913-1930.

Coolidge X-ray tube with separate shielding

1913-1930

"Metalix" x-ray tube mounted on wooden stand for display, by Philips, English, 1925-1940

"Metalix" x-ray tube mounted on wooden stand for display

1910-1940