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wendy horne
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Could anyone Please tell me what is a cornish sale charger is & Tube charger is many thanks
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Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
Wendy the only one I could find was
https://www.google.co.uk/products?s...&rlz=1T4RNWN_enGB242GB242&q=sail+charger&um=1
All I could come up with for the Tube charger was a firm that Charged TV Tubes.
Have you any dates for these:wave:
https://www.google.co.uk/products?s...&rlz=1T4RNWN_enGB242GB242&q=sail+charger&um=1
All I could come up with for the Tube charger was a firm that Charged TV Tubes.
Have you any dates for these:wave:
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wendy horne
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Thanks, the date is 1901 occupation female member's of the family
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Eric Gibson
master brummie
Maybe om the same lines as Alf's tv tubes, prior to the transistor, radios had valves which in the industry were called tubes.
Mullard comes to mind as one of the makers.
https://www.mullardtubes.com/?gclid=CK_EiYueq5ECFQ81Qgod0nnffA
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Mullard comes to mind as one of the makers.
https://www.mullardtubes.com/?gclid=CK_EiYueq5ECFQ81Qgod0nnffA
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Steve C
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Have you taken it from the census return? Could there be some degree of latitude with the handwriting? Maybe a Tube Drawer. There is a useful list - just enter Victorian Occupations on Google. However, it offers no suggestions for the cornish sale charger
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Eric Gibson
master brummie
I just found this on another site:
https://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/CLWYD/2007-06/1181033063
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https://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/CLWYD/2007-06/1181033063
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