1/4" Switchcraft 228 right angle plug. Common for Fenders.

1/4" female stereo open circuit jack. Comparable to the Switchcraft 12B.

1/4" female mono open-circuit jack. Comparable to the Switchcraft 11.

Carling DPDT (double pole, double throw) footswitch for effects pedals or switching units. 

SPDT (single pole, double throw - center off) toggle switch.

New Carling SPST (single pole, single throw) toggle switch. Can be used as a power or standby switch; commonly used in Fender amplifiers and some Marshalls. 

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