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The Ameritron AL-1200 Amplifier is in current production. In its factory configuration it uses a single 3CX1200A7 (triode) tube, grounded grid configuration. Re-tubing the AL-1200 with a GS-35b with success.

The GI-7B (GI-70B) microwave triode

This article loaded with nice pictures and schematics, describes a 160-10 meter linear amplifier that uses a pair of 3-500Z triode power tubes. It was designed and constructed by William Moneysmith, W4NFR. The amplifier features fast warm up and 1500-Watt RF output with 100-Watts of drive.

The Yaesu FL2100Z is a HF linear amplifier rated for 1200W PEP input, and using two 572B triode tubes. This article explores the recommended operating conditions, and alternatives.

A home made VHF 2.5kw RF power amplifier made with a GS35B Triode and designed by Frank F1CXX built in 2003

A lot of good things, not for QRP fans.

The TECLA Thirty, an early wireless age crystal set, is featured among a gallery of over 100 collectible headphones, with detailed close-up photos of vintage models. Several pages offer vintage headphones for sale, including Brandes, Baldwin, and Western Electric, suitable for crystal set use or collecting. Construction details are provided for a reproduction KILBOURNE AND CLARKE crystal set, built with vintage 1920s parts and featuring a miniature variable condenser for fine tuning. The resource also presents a project for a simple crystal radio and a 1-tube amplifier, complete with a schematic and component diagram, suitable for driving a horn speaker or amplifying weak signals for headphones. Instructions for mounting argentiferous galena detector crystals are included, along with information on MRL Handbooks covering crystal detectors and modern diodes. Additional projects include a 2A3 single-ended triode tube amplifier and two stereo tube amps using 12AX7, 6V6, 5Y3G, 6SN7, VT-25, and 5U4G tubes.