If you liked German Microelectronics Data by J. Mackenzie Robertson and Paul Dietrich, start with French Miniature Electronic Components and Assemblies Data 1967-68 (2013), Theatre for Harvard (1956), and Japanese Miniature Electronic Components Data 1966--7 (2013). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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French Miniature Electronic Components and Assemblies Data 1967-68
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German Microelectronics Data 1968-69
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American Microelectronics Data Annual 1964-65
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European Miniature Electronic Components and Assemblies Data 1965-66 : Including Six-Language Glossaries of Electronic Component and Microelectronics Terms
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Electronic Connection Techniques and Equipment 1968-69
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British Special Quality Valves and Electron Tube Devices Data Annual 1964-65
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German Microelectronics Data is by J. Mackenzie Robertson and Paul Dietrich.