Grundig capacitor identification

Hello,

I'm recapping a Grundig 7063.  Can you tell me if this is a single cap or a small multiple cap canister?

I also noticed polarity.  Is there anything you can tell me about replacing, if indeed I should?

 

Thank you.

 

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...those look like simple electrolytics (the pictures aren't very clear, so I can't see the markings on them too well except for the old Siemens logo on the longer one)...perhaps audio tube cathode bypass caps?...The schematic shows a few possibilities: a 50 uF off pin 3 of the EL84 (the aforementioned cathode bypass); a 20uF non-polar going to two of the speakers; or a 10 uF off pin 2 of the EABC80.  There are two other 50 uF electrolytics shown, but those are probably in a two-section can as they are the main B+ filters and will have much higher voltage ratings than the caps you have pictured.

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...sorry about the picture, it's actually from another post but very similar to the ones inside the 7063...it's the 50 uf, 15 volt,  I'm changing first and I wanted to know if they were simple electrolytics...they're unique to my experience having only worked on a select few US antiques.

Once I match polarity with the replacement, extend the leads and cover them with tubing I should be set.  Thanks again for the help.

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