Hmm sorry I was a bit slow on responses. I am a little confused about
all these codes, basically I have never heard of these before, and I
have no clue where to search for them.

As I understand it, these codes were used to indicate in which
equipment the respective component (here: our Inditron) was used, to
enable quick references in the future. So what this code could be used
for is finding out in which equipment the Inditron was actually used.

This equipment is most likely some some aircraft control thingy,
right? Anybody made progress in finding something more detailed?

I have been digging into Burroughs history a little deeper, and found
out that they mention their indicator tube program in their 1958
Annual Report. 1958, that is right. Three years late, that is weird,
since they started adertising the Nixie tube since 1955 as a huge
breakthrough, so why not mention it in their annual report?

Also interesting within the 1954 Annual Report - Haydu Brothers of
Plainfield NJ listed as a Burroughs Manufacturing Plant. (so far not
confusing). In the report, there is the following text about the Haydu
plant: "Similarly, in acquiring sources of supply for electronic and
other components of business equipment, other products have been
acquired (!). Thus, Burroughs is moving into growing fields outside
that of office equipment. Haydu Brothers, for example, acquired in
1954, manufactures cathode ray television tubes and other precision
components for the electronics industry."

Other products have been acquired! This is the first time that I have
read evidence for Burroughs acquiring products from Haydu Brothers.
Any comments?

Jens


On 20 Nov., 01:28, "A.J. Franzman" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Nov 18, 5:41 pm, Charles MacDonald <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Interestingly a search for that NATO number turns up a picture or two
> > from an Italian E-bay 
> > Auction..http://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160484115941
>
> It's not an Italian auction; for whatever reason your search hit
> picked up the Italian eBay site but the seller gives the location as
> California:
>
> <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160484115941>
>
> A.J.

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