Lot 670: An Assortment of Vintage Radio Valves including Mullard, Brimar, Cossor, Mazda, and Osram

An assortment of vintage radio valves and electronic tubes, comprising both boxed and loose examples. The collection includes various manufacturers with legible branding on the original packaging. Mullard examples are contained in blue and red boxes printed Mullard THE MASTER VALVE and A PRODUCT OF MULLARD LTD, with one bearing the handwritten model DK 96 and a price of 13/-. Brimar valves are in yellow and red boxes printed BRIMAR RADIO VALVES and THE MASTER VALVE, including a box marked 5749 CV4009. Cossor valves are housed in large boxes printed Cossor Valve, with one featuring handwritten markings 220 V.S. and 2V .2AMP. Mazda components are in blue and white boxes printed MAZDA RADIO VALVE with the BVA logo, including one with the handwritten designation ECC83. Toshiba valves are in orange and white boxes printed Toshiba TOSHIBA ELECTRON TUBE and TOKYO SHIBAURA ELECTRIC CO. LTD. The lot further includes a box printed Osram VALVE with the handwritten mark P M 1 HL, red and black boxes printed NEC ELECTRON TUBE and New Nippon Electric Company Ltd., and grey boxes printed Edicron Electronic Tube and LONDON. Also present are boxes for Pinnacle PICK OF THE WORLD’S VALVES, Ediswan Radio Products marked TYPE A 365, De Banks Electronics PCF84, Ever Ready RADIO VALVE with the BVA logo, G.E.C. VALVE, and General Electric Most Important Product. Loose valves feature various configurations, including miniature 7-pin and 9-pin types, and an octal-base valve with a black plastic base printed U-6G6G and 9999-56. Another base is printed 9999-55. A larger item remains enclosed in original brown protective paper.