Vintage cap ID help

[20 yr Diversion]

First post!
So,  I bought a lot of parts from a fellow who's band was going to kick him for spending more time building than playing.  He had a couple of parts boxes of "mojo".  I've IDed the obvious stuff, but there's a group of Caps that I'm stumped on.  I think i've got the values right, but I'm not sure of the type of caps, any help would be appriciated.

A I have no idea what this is. Markings are 8906  100+/- 10  25v  H+
B Nor this (.033mf?)  Markings are 123  8036  217   033
C Pretty sure this is a 4.7mf, construction?
D Big silver band is throwing me, but 220 pf 5% Construction?
E .01mf, last gold band? construction?
F These bands make no sense to me
G low capacitance copper conductor. I've seen these on ebay for $.01 each, but they get you on the shipping.

[duck_arse]

20 yr, welcome to the forum. did you also buy the guy's dmm?

a is an electro, 100uF, + or - 10% tolerence, 25V, + goes on this end.
b doesn't make a lot of sense. if it is a cap, it may well have been manufactured in the 36th week of 1980. "033" might mean 0.033uF/33nF. is there a decimal point you're not telling us about?
c looks like a carbon composition(?) resistor, possibly 4M7/4,700,000 Ohms, if the bands are yellow//violet//green. if the last is silver, it's 10% tolerance.
d and e both look to me like old resistors, but the 5 bands don't make sense. if they are in fact caps, then I can't see the colours good enough to read the value.

attack all parts with yr multimeter on the ohms range, see what is.

[20 yr Diversion]

Aaaaahhhhhh!

Didn't even consider that they might be resistors because they are so honkin big.

I'll graphic the dmm this afternoon.

Thanks Duck