On 10-11-17 05:34 PM, jb-electronics wrote:
"The Martin company" is found on several Inditron cartons. I guess
Micahs theory is correct and possible the "Martin company" was some kind
of reseller for pre-manufactured National Union Inditrons, or a licensed
producer with no own product line of their own.
It is not uncommon for a contractor for a system to have provided a
spares kit which would include lamps, Fuses and electron tubes. those
would have be packed with the contractor name. The Audio world often
gets this wrong and pays extra for say a Western Electric - CKR 6SJ7!
Tube Electron JAN CKR 6SJ7GT
Contract XY47-PHILA-012345
Acceptance Jan 1945
Contractor Western Electric Company.
That would have been a spare Ken Rad tube for a western Electric Gizmo,
probably a Radar set. Occasionaly you will even see the Name of the
intended system the spare was for.
Some of the TCA folks have a list of the Signal Corps inspection codes
and can tie an orange "cross flags" stamp to a given Geographical area.
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