Whats these components!?

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Hey guys,:-D
i have a russian guitar that it has some odd components. i took several picturre of those components and put here untill see. who know what's these two components? look:
first this:
on this component wrote: m10 h90 0381




second this:
on this component wrote: h90 6800





notice: i think they can't be Inductor or resistor(because they have infinit resistant)!
 
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At first picture seems to be polyester capacitor, and at third picture seems to be wirewound resistor.


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Maybe capacitor but, not resistor!
as i wrote:
notice: i think they can't be Inductor or resistor(because they have infinit resistant)!
 

Maybe capacitor but, not resistor!
as i wrote:

Could be a resistor/inductor gone open circuit i.e. burnt out?

De-solder the component and measure it out of circuit.

Seems as though you have another similar one next to it - measure that component and see if the resistance is around 6.8k Ohms.
 
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Could be a resistor/inductor gone open circuit i.e. burnt out?

Or even he could be facing to a bad contact to probe meter, because components terminals appears at pictures as presenting some oxidation.


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Or even he could be facing to a bad contact to probe meter, because components terminals appears at pictures as presenting some oxidation.


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Lets hope he also tried measuring on the leads too and not just the tag contacts?
 
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The red devices are old resistors.

Cannot help with the green devices - don't recognise them, but I assume that they are capacitors.

The grey tubes are low value capacitors.

This is World-War two technology - nothing special at the time, but looks exotic now.

Last time I saw components like this was about 40 years ago - and they were not new then.

Cannot help with the markings - the devices I saw were simple to categorise, as they were marked with things like 100pF or 120 Ohms (except using the omega symbol - not Ohms)

EDIT: - on second thoughts - I think I see a 10K resistor and a 6800pF capacitor...
 
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