#1 - Showing random bulb from collection. (T12-20w)

In this video where I show some lamps from my collection are present:
-t12 sylvania 20w / 33 IRS manufactured in Erlangen (Germany) by Sylvania
(with a raw phosphorus)
code: e6270131 31: 06/2012
-T12 Pilips 20w / 55 RS manufactured by Philips in Roosendaal (Holland)
Code: 7D: 04/1977
-T12 Osram 20w / 10 produced by Osram in Bari (Italy)
Code: zkU: 04/1977
-T12 Osram 20w / 20 produced in Italy (I do not think this lamp was built by Osram in Bari due to the coding which is not osram, due to the characters used for the writings and for some details in the invoice, not found in the lamps osram)
code: 4E: ???? (I think mid 80s)

[@MrLumination]

Really nice tubes you have in your collection

[@rayfluorescent7483]

How many fluorescent tubes do you have in your collection and how long have you been collecting them I have been collecting them for over 52 years and still I am collecting them and I have over 1000 bulbs in my collection take care have a nice day and let me know

[@italianfluorescentlighting161]

hi, I have been collecting lamps for not long (3 years), I have found many lamps also quite dated in this period.

[@rayfluorescent7483]

Do you have any fluorescent tubes made in the USA please let me know take care and have a nice day

[@italianfluorescentlighting161]

Unfortunately in Italy it is difficult to find lamps produced in the United States, they are two different markets with different needs.
The only vaguely American things that are found are the 15w and 14w t12s that have not been produced in Europe for a long time, and the slimline tubes which, however, are not very common here in Italy.