While we are all patiently waiting for the uploading feature on L-G to be fixed. In the interim here is some of new items that I have added to my collection in the past few weeks: (Note to admins: if this not a right thread feel free to delete this thread)
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List of items:

Lithonia F48 and F96 T12/HO striplights the F96 has a electronic ballast

Philips 70W Halogena energy savers                                     February '09
Philips F48T12/HO/CW/Alto                                                       August '09
Philips F96T12/HO/CW/EW/Alto                                                   July '09
Westinghouse F15T12/WW                                                      Unknown Date
Sylvania F17T8/741/ECO                                                         Unknown Date

Advance 2XF96T12, 2XF48T12/HO and, 2XF40T12 magnetic ballast
Accupro F96T12/HO electronic ballast

What a cool hunt! I love that small Westhy. You sure now have a good amount of ballasts for the post-2010 ban.

Nice! lots of lights. i hope you can get some more!

Nice additions to your collection Joseph!Is the Accupro T12HO ballast real light, and would it fit in a standard 8ft strip?

Thanks everybody. That's about most of my new additions to my collection during the past few weeks.

@Vince I like that Westy fluorescent too, it even looks NOS. Do you know how old is it?

@Keder That particular Restore where I got most of the stuff had a lot of fluorescent fixtures and lamps. I'm still on the lookout for a cobrahead fixture though. 

@Darren the Accupro ballast is a lot lighter than the F48HO magnetic maybe even less than a F40 magnetic but I'll have to check that, it has the same cross section as a F40 RS ballast but it's the same length as a magnetic HO ballast so it should fit in a standard 8ft strip

Joseph, unfortunately I can't date Westinghouse fluroescents of that era, unless there's a number between two sets of dots, is it the case with yours?

Hey Vince, I can't find a number between two sets of dots on mine. There's only the dots codes on mine. I don't know if It'll help but I checked the electrodes with a laser pointer today and they have two metal protrusions perpendicular to the filament.

Close up on electrode structure:

 

Interesting, that looks to be a common characteristic of all older Westinghouse fluorescents (my F17T8/CW/28 from '61 also has these metal protrusions). As of the date, I cannot help you, sorry 

No worries Thanks for trying to date this lamp for me anyways Vince.

No problem  Your Westinghouse fluorescent looks to be from the mid-late 60s, as the etch seems to be inside.

Hey Vince, I just checked the Westy and it's a outside etcher. Maype it was made during the 1970's? Anyways they've fixed the uploads so I'll be uploading a pic of the Westy soon.

So the lamp is from early-mid 70s, still a neat fluorescent!