This July 1953 Electronics magazine features a Type 514 oscilloscope on the cover.
This August 1954 Electronics magazine features a Type 524D oscilloscope on the cover.
This March 1955 issue of Electronics features a Type 511A oscilloscope on the cover.
This January 1957 issue of Radio-Electronics features a Type 517 oscilloscope on the cover. There is no more mention of this oscilloscope in the magazine. It simply says "making a few checks with a scope"
This January 1957 issue of Radio and TV News features a Type 114 oscilloscope on the cover.
This April 25, 1958 issue of Electronics features a Type 512 oscilloscope on the cover.
This March 1961 issue of Electronics World features a Type 531 oscilloscope on the cover. It is 1957 or later since it has rounded corners. The plug-in is a Type 53A.
This 1964 Issue #23 of Funkschau, a German television and radio electronics magazine, features a Type 536 Oscilloscope with a Type CA vertical and a Type T horizontal plug-in on the cover.
Dr. Bruch, shown on the cover, was responsible for much of the development of the PAL (Phase Alternate Line) color television system. The 536, having wideband X-Y characteristics, was probably essential in producing a PAL display similar to that of the NTSC vector display of the Tek 526 Vectorscope.
This September 10, 1965 issue of Life Magazine features a Type 564 Storage Oscilloscope on the cover.
This March 15, 1973 issue of Electronics features the Digital Processing Oscilloscope which is a 7704A oscilloscope with the P7001 processor.
This September 1973 issue of RC Modeler features a Telequipment D67 Oscilloscope (left) and a Tektronix 465/475 Oscilloscope (right) on the cover.
