*It, nevertheless, covers, comprehensively, publications of various countries (480 papers); originating from: America, Britain, France, Russia and, of course, Germany. This contribution shows the state of affairs of early 1939. All those, interested in the history of CRT oscillographs, should consider this survey.

Keywords, some of the authors being listed (by far not entirely):

Manfred von Ardenne, Glaser - Ruska, Ferdinand Braun, J.J. Thomson, W. Kaufmann & Aschkinass, J. Zenneck, A. Wehnelt, L. Mandelstamm, J. Langmuir, E. Lilienfeld, L.M. Hull, E. Ruska & M. Knoll, Rogowski, Scheller, V.K, Zworykin, W. Gaedecke, E. Sommerfeld, Farnsworth, Hans Awender, H.E. Hollmann, W. Heimann, H. Norider, J.B. Johnson, A.B. Wood, H.H. Scott, R.A. WatsonWatt, Arturo Castellani, J.E. Pollak, A. Bigalke, F.Bedell & H.J. Reich, B. van der Pol, W.B. Nottingham, G. Ulbricht, A. Glaser, L.H. Bedford & O.S. Puckle, R. Batscher, Harker & G.F. Herrenden, K. Kobayaski, W. holzer, P. Nagy, W. Kleen, M.J.O. Strutt & A. van der Ziel, J.F.H. Custers, R.E. Morton, F.C. Williams and J.P. Welfenden, H.C. Webster, L.E.Q. Walker, D.A. Keys, E.V. Appleton, H. Diamond & J.S. Webb, J.A. Fleming, H. Krüger & H. Plendl, W.R. Mac Lean & S.I. Sivian, E. Brüche, T.J. Fielding, H.F. Mayer, J.D. Kelley, F. Postlethwaite, Marcel Demontvignier, Douglas Robertson, ..........

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