These tubes I got aren't el 34s and 12ax7's.

These are 4 pin tubes . (some have a couple more)
They are shaped more like lightbulbs and get larger in areas then get skinnier.
Much more interesting looking than modern tubes.

I am hoping that one of you will know where I can possibly get tube data charts for these tubes. Or maybe you just know where these tubes were used.
Any information on them AT ALL would be greatley appreciated. I received these from a friends mother. They belonged to here father and I would like to build something for her from them as a momento.

35A
224 A
58
7B6
235
6F6 G
6L6
8C

And thats just some of them.
Thanks for your time,
Rudy

Here ya go, Rudy

http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/

http://www.nj7p.org/Tube4.php?index=1

http://scottbecker.net/tube/index.html

Ken

Good sites.

Be aware that the 224A may need to be entered as 24A.

cool stuff

I've managed to find a few of the tubes on those sites(Thanx by the way!)

The 24a has an incredible amp factor of over 600!!

The 6l6 is a sweet beam power amp. So it has great potential. Up to 60 watts with only 2 tubes. Probably more pure class B with positive grid driveing.

The other tubes are sharp cut off pentodes and I really don't know where/why these are useful.

Thanks for the quick responses
Rudy