Two spare Ge Transistors - what are they?

[mitch88]

I have two spare Ge transistors (plus some resistors) given to me by the bloke who modified the Dunlop FuzzFace JH-2 i bought 13yrs ago. The Ge's that were and are still in it are an NKT275 and a B175.[ibr] But the spare two Ge's i know nothing about.
Could someone tell me what these spare Ge's are/where were these manufactured, and what the values mean? (see pcs when i can work out how to make them stick to this post)
Q1 and Q2 obviously each Transistors' place, but I think 'L' = leakage.
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Thanks.

[JohnH]

I think you have one spare Ge transistor because a BC108 is a Silicon transistor.

It was my favourite transistor for my teenage projects in the 1970's because I had a bag of them. It was part of a series along with BC107 and BC109 (lower and higher gain respectively) and could usually be bought sorted into gain ranges A, B and C (increasing gain). The above is what I remember, those here into pedals will know more accurately.

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