Part of a huge collection of valves and radio / TV equipment "inherited" from a local collector / hobbyist around 20 years ago, when he passed away.

I have recently come to terms with the task of sorting and selling all of the items and would like to make it clear that I have no specialist knowledge to help me

but I have done my best to photograph and group similar items together where it seems sensible.

Please contact me if you have any questions and I will do my best to answer you.

Information researched on the listing:

The CV71 is described as an Osglim indicator lamp without a series resistor. The stabiliser is used with the ring electrode at the negative end of the circuit and shielded to cut-out almost all of the neon glow.

The stabiliser will strike at around 230 Volts.

There is an arrow indicating the positive electrode and printed on the base cap are the words 'Not to be burnt without series resistance'. The data-sheet (see CV71 online at the valve museum) states there is a black + on the upper part of the base to mark the positive contact - see in the image.

I have two lamps for sale; one has good markings, the other has less clear markings but comes together with a brass bulb holder. Please state your preference when you buy (first come, first served)

You are welcome to view and test any item I have listed