Sorry to join this converstation so late, but:
First of all, Svetlana has not made the 6C33C in quite some time. While they did, they made BOTH the 6C33C (6S33S in our alphabet) AND the 6C33C-B (6S33S-V, a higher-endurance version), but most manufacturers (including Lamm) included them interchangeably. (Some claim the non-V version sounds better, but I've yet to detect a difference).
Secondly, Svetlana (the original one with the winged "C" logo) shut its door three years ago; New Sensor owns the Svetlana brand name now, as well as "Sovtek" and Electro-Harmonix" and manufactures all of their current tubes at Xpo-Pul, formerly the old Reflektor facility. They buy 6C33C(-B) from Ulyanov, who (after Svetlana stopped making them in the '70s) was the sole supplier to the military and to other manufacturers, who re-branded them.
IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BUY RUSSIAN:
I have a small quantity of STILL-SEALED (Ulyanov) 6C33C's from (prep-Perestroika) 1978-1979 (when they were made to stricter standards) as well as instructions for properly "burning them in" (they are a picky in terms of settling/gettering).
You may email me: "the"<dot>"audio"<dot>"technician"<at>"gmail"<dot>"com" with any questions you have regarding these (or any other) Russian tubes - I'd be happy to clarify anything I can.