* * *So it appears that the Haydu Bros made the components (little metal fiddly bits) that went into a vacuum tube. They also then did the same for Burroughs, for such things as the individual metal numerals. Burroughs saw the value in it, and probably decided to do it "in-house", but the easy way. Just buy the supplier. Maybe, this was a trend in the 50's (?). If so, the Haydu's other customers also went "in-house", but by building their own facilities (?). That would've made Haydu an attractive buy, for Burroughs.* * * *Then Burroughs developed the nixie, all on their own. Maybe, with a little "insight", from the likes of National Union.* * * * *
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