Here is the LO from a 1L30 spectrum analyzer. It is tuned by turning the knob on top that lowers and raises two coaxial plungers inside the cylinder. I think this tunes two cavities that act as LC circuits on the cathode and plate of the tube inside. The grid is grounded, and two wire loops that pass through the triode's grid flange couple the two sections.
http://www.r-type.org/exhib/aaa1026.htmSo on the oscillator you have two wires for the filament, one connection for the B+, two coax outputs; one goes to the input mixer, one goes to a PLL, and a connection to a varactor that's somehow stuck inside a cavity with a wire loop to fine tune the oscillator. In the analyzer it is locked against a 1MHz crystal.
It's a mess to take apart, and the tube is machined to fit in there, you need the special modified Tektronix tube, a normal one won't fit and you need the holes for the loops.