OMG! I Have So Many Tubes.

That grand total is in. I have 5339 tubes consisting of 833 unique model numbers. I say they are unique. I'm sure many cross-reference as equivalent. I didn't go that far with the count.

I will post a full list ASAP.

 

Wow, you're determined

 

Here is the master list, sorted alphabetically. Let me if there is something you're interested in. If it's not rare or expensive, I will move it cheap.

Dropbox - tube_inventory_all.pdf

 

Now, to find the "OMG I have so many output transformers" guy...

 

I got several large boxes of PCB capacitors and studio halogen lamps with this load. Does that help?

 

Mostly ham (receiver), vacuum tube 1950 & newer radio and TV tubes. Few audio based tubes. I think the lot was previously 'cherry picked'.

 

I know. I think that's typical of NOS finds like this. I had to do a full inventory to cherry pick out the "good ones". I'll probably try to get rid of the ham and TV tubes as a lot. Might have donate a big pile to a Ham club.

 

I have had a few questions about the source of the tubes. I have permission to reveal that they came from:

Rio Radio
General Line Distributor
McAllen, TX
Est. 1947 by F.H. Bergh