Here is a list of links to other sites I have found useful. Please e-mail me if you wish me to add your site or any other site you think should be included or if you wish a link to your site removed or changed.
Valve Data
TDSL- Duncan Munro's TDSL (Tube Data Sheet Locator) is by far the best source of valve data on the internet. This search engine provides direct links to valve data on many of the other sites listed here. Also take a look at Duncan's site which has a lot of other interesting stuff.
- Frank Philipse's Electron tube
Pages
- A huge collection of valve data sheets. Much referenced by TDSL
- Franz Hamberger's Tubes and Valves
Online Database - R�hrentabellen
- Lots of short data on valves. Good references to manufacturers.
Valve Pictures
- Udo Radtke's Amazing Valve
Collection
- A really huge collection of valves, arranged by country of origin. Many examples of rare early types. English and German versions are present but the German is more complete but still under construction.
- The National Valve Museum
- Lots of pictures and articles about British valves from the earliest to the most modern.
- �ke Holm's Tube Pages
- Lots of valve pictures, arranged by valve function. His homepage has an annoying pop-up, so this is a direct link to the valves.
- The Virtual Valve Museum
- A collection of valve pictures arranged by valve function. An emphasis on transmitting and industrial valves, but not to the exclusion of others.
- The German Valve Museum
- (English version) The English version is not yet complete. The German version, accessible from the linked page is more complete. Mostly Continental European valves, many modern. Contains a useful search by category.
- Lorne's Vintage Wireless
Museum
- A collection of old valves at the bottom of the page.
- Bill Condon's Vintage Tube
Site
- A large collection of mostly American tubes. Many are illustrated with their original boxes.
- H.T. Schmidt's Site
- A collection of old and newer valves. An interesting section on Leiben valves. (in German)
- O'Neill's Electronic
Museum
- American tubes. Also Geisler, Crookes tubes, radios and test equipment.
- Historic early French valves
- A nicely illustrated page of early French valves. (in French)
- Valve Types, Development and
History
- A history of valves with a French emphasis, arranged by date. (in French)
- Mike's Electric Stuff - Old
Valves
- A page of old valves. See also the main Mike's Electric Stuff pages for lots of other stuff including Crookes/Geisler tubes, Nixies, Tesla coils etc. etc.
- Mike Schultz's Old Tubes
- Mostly American, arranged by date.
- Pauls-Roehren Roehren, Radios, Verstaerker
und anderer Krams
- Valves arranged by function, beautifully photographed. (in German)
- John Pinner's PX4 site
- A visualy very appealing site devoted to a single valve - the PX4, a directly heated power triode beloved of single ended triode amplifier enthusiasts. A nice chronological gallery of this long lived type is included.
Valve Boxes
- Ake Holm's Tube Boxes
- A huge collection of over 200 mostly European boxes.
- Udo Radtke's Tube Boxes
- A high quality collection of very old, mostly European boxes.
- Jon Stanley's Tube Box Art
- 80 mostly American boxes.
- Mike Schultz's Reverse Time Tube
Boxes
- A good collection of old American boxes.
- Tales From The Tone Lounge; Vintage Tube
Boxes
- A nice collection with lots of interesting commentary
- Jim Watson's Tube Box and Advertising
Gallery
- Nearly 40 old American tube boxes
- Tube Box Art - Phil's Old
Radios
- 20 old American Boxes
- Carl Knoef's Boxes
- A nice collection of Philips boxes including some very old ones.
- oLD tUBE bOxES!
- Quite a good collection but not easy to browse. Needs thumbnails. Some good links. Directly scanned same size images. A European bias.
- John Jenkins's Spark Museum -
Valves
- Nearly 20 very old mostly British boxes. Shame about the small images though.
- Vacuum Tube Manufacturer's Box
Art
- Seven American box nets. Print your own?
