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5 Editor's CommentsEvent success bodes well for the future

5 On the CoverLyric Mohawk/All American Model C-6

6 Antique Radio Club of Illinois -Radiofest XXV25 years of growth. change, and success.

13 Radio MiscellaneaBeware of scammers!

14 Photo ReviewHow about a "little Squirt" to start theNew Year?

16 Antique Wireless AssociationConference and Auction ReportNew Thursday -Saturday schedulewelcomed.

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EDITOR'S COMMENTSIn this issue, we present our special coverage of two

major collector events of 2C06 - the Antique RadioClub of Illinois (ARCI) Radiofest and the Antique Wire-less Association (AWA) Conference. As we lock backon these successes of the old year, the beginning of anew year prompts us to look ahead with confidence intne survival of this avocation of ours. The longevity ofsuch events gives us hope for 2007 and beyond. Afterall, they are basic to achieving our common goal - thepreservation of antique radios.

Though there is a definite overlap in coverage bythese two events, AWA draws largely from the easterntwo-thirds of the U. S., plus foreign collectors, whileRadiofest attracts collectors from the western two-thirds of the country. Both events have recognized thechanging times and have shifted their opening dayfrom Wednesday to Thursday, making the schedulesomewhat easier for work and travel arrangements.Both continue to have outstanding contests. seminars,flea markets. and banquets.

Over the past five years, Radiofest has been partic-ularly adaptable to change, even moving its venue.The real key to its success is the fact that its fleamarket is open to everyone, not just to club members.What better way to encourage new interest and newmembership?

The Radiofest flea market offers the general publicthe opportunity to shop and view what our rad o worldis all about. This year, many visitors took advantage offree appraisals and were impressed by the specialevent operation of Amateur radio station AR9CI. And*.o encourage the next generation of collectors, Ra-diofest welcomed about 30 Boy Scouts who earnedmerit badges in "Radio" and "Collections."

Another major difference between Radiofest andAWA is the size of the auction. The Radiofest auctionnas diminished in importance over the years. Howev-er, its donation auction is a hit event, and a nice plus forthe club's coffers.

On the other hand. AWA's auction is still very signif-icant, and this year it was conducted by auctioneerRichard Estes. Some highlights were a DeForest spher-ical Audion selling at $1,100. a WE 4D receiver at$1,950, and a Grebe RORD detector/amplifier at$1,400. Total proceeds were approximately $38,000.

At first glance, the price of a Hallicrafters SX-115selling at $1,800 might be considered out of line. How-ever, the set sold originally in the early 1960s at apremium price of $600 - one of Hallicrafters "lasthurrahs," according to reporter Ray Chase. Consider-ing that a near mint SX-115 doesn't appear on theblock very often, we have to conclude that rie pricewasn't too far off the mark.

Although the AWA Conference is still the largestmeet in the country. unfortunately, it is close -o losingthat status. In 2006, registered attendees totaled only400, down from 981 in 2001. As an example of what's

happening at other meets around the country, the paidattendance at the February 2006, one -day Radio XXX-VII in Westord, Massachusetts, was 453 - includingfamily members, the total attendance was 725.

AWA's attendance has dropped, largely, we con-tend, because the conference is open only to mem-bers. Unforunately, "walk-ins" are required to join AWAfor $20, in addition to paying the $29 conference fee,even though they may only want to walk around theflea market. These charges are a serious disincentiveto the person with a casual .nterest in radio who couldpotentially turn into a real radio aficionado.

Of course, in addition tc the auction, there is stillmuch to enjoy at AWA - the wonderful contest en-tries, the presentations by members who are "gifted inhistorical knowledge," as Ray Chase puts it, and thecamaraderie. Unfortunately. I was unable to attend thisyear, a rare happening for me, but A.R.C. was repre-sented by Bobby Lyman at our booth, and we're grate-ful to Ray Chase for his detailed report.

Several interesting items are pictured in Photo Re-view this month. The two speakers are unusual in thatthe Franklin is made of carved wood, while the Majes-tic is made of celluloid. The Casa Montes crystal set isunusual in more ways than one, not the least of whichis that it was manufactured in Spain. But surely of allthe items on these pages, the "Little Squirt" crystal settakes the prize.

One of the great things about antique radio collec-tors is the4 willingness to share information. RadioMiscellanea includes tips about restoration and sourc-es of covered wire, as well as the availability of a GEvideo with TV emphasis. And once again we're remind-ed by reacers of the need to watch out for fraud. Asmore and more people have access to e-mail, thedanger of being victimized increases.

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Happy Collecting and Happy New Year!John V. Terrey, Editor

ON THE COVERThe Lyric Mohawk/All American Model C-6 cn our

cover was Bob Sands's fist place winner in the oldequipmen' contest at Radiofest. Photo credit goes toDaniel Schoo. The set was also a first place winner atthe IHRS spring meet in May 2006, which was reportedin our December 2006 issue.

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MEET AND AUCTION REPORT

Antique Radio Club of IllinoisRadiofest XXV - August 3-5, 2006

The Antique Radio Club of Illi-nois (ARCI) held its annual Ra-diofest meet beginning ThursdayAugust 3. 2006. at the HolidayInn of Bolingbrook. Illinois. Thehotel is conveniently locatedabout 30 miles southwest of Chi-cago's O'Hare airport on Rem-ington Road near the intersec-tion of Illinois routes 55 and 53with easy access from the metroChicago area and suburbs.

A number of recommendationsfrom last year were implementedincluding a more centrally locat-ed hospitality tent, improved sig-nage and better layout of the fleamarket area to improve the trafficflow. These and other improve-ments made this year's eventmuch more comfortable.

Radiofest officially started onThursday afternoon with prereg-istration from 4 to 6 P.M. New this year was an open-ing party held outside on the grass near the hotel poolat 7 P.M. Approximately 70 people attended the part'and were treated to free hors d'oeuvres and a cas:ibar. Everyone had a great time meeting and get ng

REPORTED BY DANIEL S.

Andy Schultz displays his midget radio offerings at the flea markei.

acquainted with fellow radio col.ectors.Flea market trading officially began on Friday

morning at 7 A M. The weather could not havebeen better - partly to mostly sunny skies withhghs in :he mid -80s every day. This year 202

This view of the flea market shows the magnitude of Radiofest XXV.

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Chuck Braun, left, looks pleased with the Crosley Showbox that he purchased from Richard Bury; DonArpin, center, displays the Tempest AM/FM portable that he has added to his collection; at right, LarryChambers of Nashville, Tennessee, holds a neon backlit Crosley dealer sign.

seller spaces were sold, aboutthe same as last year. I was thereat 6:30 A.M., and the activity wasalready brisk. The general publicwas welcome to come in for fleamarket shopping at no charge.

Registration was available be-ginning at 7 A.M. with Julia Bartand Judy Huether greeting sell-ers. The hospitality tent alsoopened at 7 A.M. hosted againthis year by Janet and JackLaVelle. Cold drinks, chips, someof Janet's homemade cookies,and a shady place to sit downwere available, all for a goodwilldonation. For lunch the hotelserved hot dogs, burgers, friesand side dishes under the tent.

The special event Amateur sta-tion AR9CI, coordinated by JimNovak, WA9FIH, began opera-tion at 8 A.M. The station used allclassic tube type equipment gen-erously loaned for the occasionby Dale Svetanoff WA9ENA.Dale, along with Chris Farley,KC9IEQ and Ed Schumacher,WA9GQK, took turns operating.They made 32 contacts and spe-cial event QSL cards will be sent.

George Wilder did free radioappraisals again this year. Theappraisal booth is a walk-up ser-vice for anyone who would like toknow what a particular radio isapproximately worth. This year 29appraisals were done. We werevery happy to have about 30 BoyScouts participate again this year- twice the number we had lastyear. Merit badges in "Radio" and"Collections" were earned.

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On display at Ray Taylor's booth; left to right, a chairside radio, threecathedrals and an E.H. Scott chromed chassis.

Alien Jochem in conversation with a prospective buyer.

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Jerry Kolpa, WB9GTO. using some nice tube -type Collins gear to putSpecial Event Amateur Radio station AR9CI on the air.

Jim Kreuzer holds forth at his booth.

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Chuck Schwark, assisted byToni Blesy and Mike Bart, con-ducted the Radiof est antiqueequipment contest. There were30 entries this year in the follow-ing categories: Commemorative.Character, Planes -Trains -Auto-mobiles, Military, Pre -1930s, Ca-thedral. Tombstone. Transistor,Hidden, Speakers and Open.

An all day series of excellentone -hour programs began at 9P.M. John Bart assisted the pre-sentations by providing technicalsupport for the computer -basedmultimedia system. Attendeesrumbered 35 to 50 at the discus-sions on four interesting topics.

Opening the day, Felicia Kreu-zer and her son James present-ed a slide show about their col-lection of very early Marconi wire-less equipment. Felicia and herhusband Jim have a museumquality collection of Marconi wire-less transmitters and receivers.She explained how and wherepieces were acquired and relat-ed amusing anecdotes about find-ing and transporting rare and un-usual old wireless gear.

Because of the Kreuzer's Mar-coni knowledge, the Titanic Mu-seum in Branson. Missouri. con-tacted them for help. The facility,

I then under construction, is a halfscale reproduction of the famousTitanic ocean liner anchored inwater to create the illusion of be-ing at sea. For a historically ac-curate display, the museumsought to acquire genuine Mar-coni wireless equipment identi-

Some happy buyers: Ray Stone. left, carries his recently purchased Heathkit Model AR -3 receiver: JohnStone. center, shows off his Philco Model 48-230 "Flying Wedge" table set: and Bill Kalcik looks pleasedwith his Hickok Model 209 electronic multimeter.

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A trio of contest winners: Left, a restored Majestic Model 440 earned Gino Pickering the 3rd prize- center.Don Nordboe's General Electric Model J-72 with its original finish was the 2na place winner Both wereentered in the Cathedral category. Don Nordboe also won a 2nd place ribbor for his Fairbanks -MorseModel 51 tombstone, right.

cal to what would have been used on the ship.Felicia explained how she and Jim had suppliedequipment and worked w th the museum staff torecreate the Titanic wireless room faithfully.

Charlie Stinger hosted a fascinating presenta-tion about entrepreneur and businessman PowelCrosley. Jr. Charlie is a retired engineer who workedat Crosley radio station WLW. He told the historyof Powel Crosley's growing up, his first business-es, and his fascination with anything automotive.

Crosley's business interest was drawn to therapidly growing radio parts and manufacturing busi-ness. Radio station WLW followed in order toserve the market for radios. Charlie explained howWLW initially went on the air with a makeshift 50 -watt transmitter. Always wanting more power, Cros-ley upgraded the transmitter several times, reach-ing 50 kilowatts in 1928. He petitioned the govern-ment and received permission to upgrade WLW to500 kilowatt operation. With this goal reached, hecontracted RCA to design and build the world'slargest transmitter.

Using numerous original photographs, Charliediscussed the construction of the transmitter anderection of the huge WLW broadcasting tower,

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Mickey is always popular. T. W. Gifford's GeneralElectric Mickey Mouse clock radio brought a 2ndprize in the Character category.

Lawrence Starks' display of a BC -454, completewith padded headset, from the World War ll era,received a 3rd place ribbon in the Military category.

A 1960s transistor radio in the form of ceramicDutch Street Organ by Delft of Holland received a2nd prize.

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In the Open category. this 14 -piece set of children's china with a radio theme entered by Douglas andJudy Heimstead received a 1st prize.

tRadiolest XXV, continued)which is still standing. The new transmitter official-ly went on the air in the spring of 1934. Charlielisted a number of interference problems it causedas far away as Canada. The 500 KW transmitterremained in regular service until March 1, 1939,when the semiannual renewal for the high powerpermit was denied. WLW and all other broadcast-ing stations were henceforth limited to 50 kilowattsby law.

Noted Zenith enthusiasts Alan Jesperson ofGreat Northern Antiques and Frank Rasada host-ed a history of the Zenith Radio Company. A rareZenith promotional film produced in the late 1920sshowed the construction of a Zenith console radio.Beginning with the raw materials coming into thefactory. everything involved with the constructionwas shown. The various departments all contribut-ed to the manufacturing of electronic components,punching chassis parts, assembly line construc-tion of the chassis, cabinetmaking and finally align-ment and crating. Alan and Frank continued withthe history of Zenith and the company's majoraccomplishments.

For the final presentation, Marc Ellis explainedthe early spark gap days of Amateur radio around1910. He related the story of how Hiram Maximand Clarence Tuska founded the American RadioRelay League. He described and compared thebasic vacuum tube oscillator circuits, such as theHartley, Colpitts, Tuned Plate -Tuned Grid andTuned Plate-Untuned Grid.

Marc explained that low power, one -tube Ama-teur radio transmitters using these circuits are builttoday using only parts and tubes that were avail-able in the late 1920s. These transmitters are usedin low power DX (long distance) Amateur radiocontests. He displayed several samples to illus-trate how assembly is done essentially in the sameway as it would have been in 1930 using hand -wound coils and the old breadboard style con-struction.

At noon Janet LaVelle again hosted the very

popular annual Ladies Luncheon in the hotel res-taurant at which 21 women were treated to doorprizes and a raffle. Raffle items included a 1950sradio theme, print decorated, thow pillow and aporcelain figure. Janet also provided small gifts foreveryone in attendance.

Friday evening the banquet opened with a cashbar and presentation of awards There were 90reserved seats this year. The President's Choice

Show and Tell time - Marc Ellis holds a replica ofa 1 -tube transmitter. These transmitters, popularin the late 1920s and early 1930s, are still beingbuilt from old parts for use in old-time Ham radiocontests.

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Auctioneer Harry Blesy works the crowd at the main auctnn

Volunteer of The Year Awardwent to Bill Smith for his out-standing work on the club news-letter for the last four years. Thenewsletter has undergone greatimprovements. anc his work isgreatly appreciated.

Steve Muchow and ChuckSchwark presented the Dr. Ral-ph Muchow Best of Show awardto Tom Burgess for his 1942Galvin Manufacturing (later to beMotorola) Models SCR511/BC745A "Pogo Stick" military ra-dio display. Geoffrey Bourne re-ceived the People's Choice awardfor his display of an S.G. BrownSphinx Model 991 speaker, madein the 1920s. Rounding out theevening, the Crown Vics. a retro-

1950s style rock and roll band.gave a great performance.

On Saturday morning, manyof the Friday flea market boothswere still open. This year the mainauction was moved outside to thehospitality tent for a more infor-mal country auction atmospherewith about 60 people attending.The minimum opening bid was$25. Auctioneer Harry Blesy keptthe bidding lively while Art Bilskiand Chuck Schwark assisted withshowing. There were 41 lotsplaced up for auction. Twenty lotswere sold for a total of $825. Fol-lowing the main auction a freeauction sellers raffle was leld.

The very poplar donation auc-tion followed the main auction.Over 30 bidders picked up bar-gains. I bought 3 colorful 1960sera store window U -Test -M "drug

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What first appears to be a flea market setup is really the main auctionhor in the hospitality tent

Console model` seemed to dominate the donation auction.

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store tube tester" advertising poster in excellentcondition. Displayed on the door to my office, itprompts a lot of comments.

Special thanks to everyone who helped makethis event successful. As always ARCI is especial-ly thankful for the program speakers who donatedtheir time to share what they know about radiohistory. We are also grateful to the many peoplewho attended and participated in the preservationof radio history by supporting our event.

Auction Listing. e=excellent, vg=very good,g=good, (=fair, p=poor, N.I.B. = new in box. Allprices have been rounded down to the dollar.Some low cost items and items in poor conditionor nonspecific descriptions are omitted

Apex Super Five, vg $25Atwater Kent 40, w/matching speaker, vg 50B&K Precision 1461 oscilloscope, g 25Grunow 660 tombstone, g 50Kenwood KR -40 receiver, record changer, RR

tape deck & speakers, vg 90

A warning: Auction prices are not current values.Our selection of auction items is not necessarilycomplete. A listing such as this cannot adequatelyinclude the condition of cabinets. chassis, trans-formers. tubes. the operating status of the set, andthe inclusion of incorrect. restored or replica com-ponents, etc. Auction prices are the result of theexcitement of the auction process, the skill of the

pants. Nevertheless, auction prices serve as use-ful references and as another element in the valuedetermining process. The possibility of error al-ways exists, and if we are notified, corrections willbe reported.

National Radio Institute tube tester, WT (3boxes), g 50

Philco 37-61, vg 50Philco 57, mantel radio, g 45Philco 71, vg 100Philco 89 cathedral, f 60Philco 91 cathedral, vg 50Philco 112 radio, g 110Pioneer 77 speakers, pair, vg 40Realistic 18" subwoofers, pair, vg 25Sansui 2000 receiver, (sale donated to the

club), vg 10Simpson 260 & 160 VOM meters, g 65Telefunken table radio, g 35Tube(s): 01-A rairbow, pair, open fil 25Tube(s): DeForest & ORS red top, g 25Tube(s): DeForest 420, N.I.B. 25Tube(s): Speed 99, pair, g 25Tube(s): Western Electric 215, g 25Victoreen "Hot Spot 14," w/highboy cabinet, f 30WLS paper items, Philco plastic radio, g 35Zenith 6S229 tombstone, g 70Zenith 10S464 floor console, (sale donated to

the club), g 5Zenith 715, vg 70Zenith 805, vg 170Zenith H500 Trans -Oceanic battery, portable

tube radio, vg 25

Photos by Daniel Schoo.

© 2006 Daniel Schoo

(Daniel Schoo, 526 Colonial Drive, DeKalb, IL

The Antique Radio Club of Illinois (ARCI) pub-lishes "ARCI Update" periodically and "ARCI News"monthly. Dues are $15. Events include the annualAugust Radiofest and bimonthly swap meets. Formore information: clubinfo@antique-radios.org

Auctioneer John Kleinschmidt, center, works the donation auction.

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=.' RADIO MISCELLANEA,"Radio Miscellanea includes items of genera. interest selected from A.R C. s incoming corresJondence. "In TheMarketplace" items are based on information submitted by the businesses themselves. -From The Internet" items areobtained from Internet newsgroups and other internet resources. Submitted items should be verified for accuracy:items may be edited by A.R.C. for publication. and publication is not guaranteed. See the masthead for more details.

Be Aware of "Scammers"Dear Editor:I'm still getting e -mails relating to my ads in A R.C. up

to and over six months old from crooks who wary to senda bad check for too much money. They then suggestthat I take money out of this payment for my item andsend the balance to them ASAP via Western UnionMoney order. I surely wish these guys would get a joblike the rest of us.

Iry Sanders. Harrisburg. PA

Dear Editor:I was pleased to see the notice about third party

checks and wire transfers that you run occasionally withyour Editor's Comments.

I'm considering not putting my e-mail address in futureads because it seems to generate a lot of garbage. WhenI do reply to foreign inquiries and explain that shippingcosts will likely exceed the price of the merchandise (plustaxes and customs fees). and also the item will not workthere because of voltage and frequency differences, it

seems not to register with most of these so-called -buyers.-Many are also acting as a "broker" for a second

buyer. Most also want to arrange inspection and pick-upthrough someone else or a cartage company. Somewant me to pay this out of the extra money on the check,and one even generously offered to wire transfer themoney directly to my bank account. All he needed wasthe bank account number to do this!

So far, in three month's worth of "For Sale" ads, I'vehad quite a few e-mail replies, but most were just fishingexpeditions looking for a lower price. While I can't proveit, many of these were probably fraudulent. Whenever Istarted to question these so-called eager 'buyers" tooclosely, I would stop hearing from them.

Please continue to alert your readers frequently toanyone who seems too eager to buy something withoutknowing much about it and who wants is arrange"creative" shipping and financing. This alert would applyespecially to inquiries from any foreign country.

Keep up the good work with A.R.C. I have bought andsold many things through A.R.C. with no proolem.

Richard Flaws, Oswego, IL

Here is the statement that we occasionally run withthe Editor's Comments:

PRINTED WITHOUT COMMENT: We continue toreceive reports from advertisers of e-mail responses totheir classified ads proposing to pay them with a check,sometimes via a third party, in excess of the purchaseprice. The seller is asked to refund the difference bywire. In more than one case reported to A.R.C., thecheck received was "bad."

To minimize problems, we suggest that you alwaysknow whom you are dealing with or ask for references.(Editor)

Buffing Wheel Cleans Dial CoverDear Ecitor:In restoring a Zenith 6D525 wooden table radio, I was

able to use a cloth buffing wheel anti jeweler's rouge topolish the 4 -inch square plastic dial cover to a very clear,acceptable condition. All of the haziness and a good bitof the yellow were removed.

The buffing wheel was mounted in a low speed drillpress, the wheel was dressed with rouge, and the dialcover (removed from the cabinet) was pressed lightlyagainst the rotating wheel. Most of the hazing was onthe outside surface, but both inside and outside shouldbe buffed.

Use both hands to hold the plastic cover, and do notpress too hard or the spinning wheel will "catch" the dialcover and throw it across the room! Always wear safetyglasses. II the plastic is cracked, deeply scratched.pitted, or discolored beyond buffing. then a replacementfrom any of the sources in A.R.C. can be obtained atreasonable cost.

Since tne buffed plastic is still very slightly yellow, itmatches the well-worn cabinet and the two aged. origi-nal, miniature, white plastic "Z" knobs. Also, it does notscream. "new part. new part."

Bill Thomas, Warner Robbins, GA

Cloth -Covered Wire SourceDear Editor:As a longtime collector of radios, fans, irons, etc., I

find a need for cloth -covered wire. Many old sources areout of business or have limited colors.

In the Old House Journal, February 2006, is listed asource for over 20 styles, gauges, rayon or cotton overPVC. and UL listed: Sundial Wire, Tel: (413) 582-6909,Web: www.sundialwire.com.

I thought this could help many of your readers.Jan Collins, Columbus. OH

Thanks for the suggestion. Two of our advertisersare also promising sources of co,rered wire. Try JohnSlusser's Radio Daze at www.radiodaze.com andSherman Wolf's Rhode Island Wiring Service atwww.rlwire.com. (Editor)

GE Video with TV EmphasisDear Editor:The Liverpool Public Library in Liverpool, New York.

has released a 37 -minute video that describes GeneralElectric's Electonics Park facility with emphasis ontelevision production. The video may be previewedand preordered at www.ElectronicsPark.org. Anyoneinterested in TV in the 1950s and i 960s and the impactthat it had on the community might want to check outthe site.

Steve Auyer. Liverpool. NY

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This column presents in pictorial form many of the more unusual radios, speakers, tubes, advertising,and other old radio -related items from our readers' collections. The photos are meant to help increaseawareness of what's available in the radio collecting hobby. Send in any size photos from your collection.Photos must be sharp in detail, contain a single item, and preferably have a light-colored background. Ashort, descriptive paragraph MUST be included with each photo. Please note that receipt of photos is notacknowledged, publishing is not guaranteed, and photos are not returned.

FRANKLIN CONE SPEAKER - This pressed -wood cone speaker was marketed by the FranklinRadio Co. of Chicago. It is 18" in diameter andstands 201/2" tall. If you look in Chidester's ClassicCones, you will notice that this speaker is identicalto the Trimm Model 80B. The Trimm Co. may havesold the rights to Franklin in order to sell out itsstock. (John Drake - Madison, CT)

CHANNEL MASTER MODEL 6263 - This brightlime -green, plastic clock radio operates using sixtransistors. It was manufactured sometime aroundthe mid -1960s. (Clark Trissell - Lincoln, NE)

CASA MONTES CRYSTAL SET - This ratherunusual crystal radio was manufactured in Spainby Casa Montes of Madrid. It has the uniquedouble -swivel detector with catwhisker-type wire.The slide tuner has cotton -covered wire. The hard-ware, including the nameplate, is all brass. It mea-sures 81/4" x 51/2" at the base and stands 41/4" tall(David Pope - Plymouth, MA)

GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL GD-52 - Manu-factured in 1938, th s 6 -tube radio sold originally for$125. It has six push buttons and two thumbwheelcontrols. It tunes the broadcast band. (Clark Trissell- Lincoln, NE)

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PHOTO REVIEW

MAJESTIC GGH MODEL WG-10 - Manufacturedby the G rigsby-G ru now -Hi rids Co, this horn speakerhas a metal base with olack Pyralin (celluloid)upper horn and neck. The horn's diameter is 12'/2"and the speaker stands 22" tall. Other celluloidmodels were offered in mahogany, Japanese pearland mother-of-pearl. (John Drake-Madison, CT))

CRC RADIO CO. "KING" - The only clues to theidentity of this small cathedral are the word "King"on the dial escutcheon and "CRC Radio Co., Chi-cago, Illinois" on the chassis. About 13 inches tall,it is a 4 -tube, transformer -operated TRF, using twoType 24A tubes, one Type 47, and one Type 80. Ifyou recognize it, please send details to A.R.C.(Tom Ackerman - Germantown, IL)

LITTLE SCUIRT CRYSTAL SET - This uniquecrystal set was fabricated by a radio collector withimagination. The detector is an inexpensivecatwhisker type missing the glass dome. TheFahnestock clips and an adjustable, "squeezable"coil of wire were all mounted to a ceramic basedepicting a little Bulldog using the services of abright red fire hydrant. The complete unit measuresless than 3" wide x 21/2" tall. (David Pope - Ply-mouth, Mk

PHILCO MODEL 630X -This 6 -tube console wasmanufactured in 1936 by the Philco Storage Bat-tery Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ittunes broadcast and shortwave bands. (ClarkTrissell - Lincoln, NE)

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MEET AND AUCTION REPORT

Antique Wireless AssociationConference and Auction Report

Rochester, New York - August 23-26, 2006REPORTED BY RAY CHASE

The 45th AWA conference washeld August 23-26, 2006. at theRIT Conference Center. Roch-ester, New York, as it had beenfor many years. However, a dif-ferent schedule was in effect. Theflea market opening was movedto Thursday. and the auction washeld on Saturday with programson Thursday and Friday. Never-theless. on Wednesday evening,one program was held and fleamarket setup was allowed. Sell-ing was prohibited until Thurs-day, but this rule was not en-forced, and selling did take placeduring the Wednesday setup.

Thursday, the opening day ofthe flea market, was blessed withexcellent weather. but the fleamarket area was further reducedfrom last year and there weremany spaces unoccupied. Still, the action onThursday morning was brisk, and some goodgear changed hands.

The Thursday morning lecture by Bengt Sven -son on his new book was very well attended. Asellout at the auction. the book is about early 20thcentury engineer Ernst Alexanderson and his im-portant work on the development of telegraphy,telephony, radio and television.

There were two full days of programs on Thurs-

This flea market dealer displayed battery sets. cone speakers and astriking RCA dealer sign.

day and Friday and most of them were exception-ally good and well attended. Fortunately. AWAhas a membership gifted in historical knowledgeand a willingness to put together presentationsthat enlighten and entertain the rest of us. A lot ofeffort goes into creating this exchange of infor-mation. and that makes the conference well worthattending.

Thursday evening was rainy, and Friday morn-ing was gloomy and cloudy with light intermittent

Opening day for the flea market was Thursday, and the weather was excellent, as this photo shows..

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rain. Nevertheless, in the fleamarket, a few vendors openedfor business at around 7:00 A.M.The weather cleared for a littlebit, and it appeared that the fleamarket might be busy again, butat 10:00 A.M., the rain camedown, and that killed any furtherflea market activity for the meet.The hope may have been thatthe market could be sustainedthrough Saturday, but the weath-er caused many sellers to packup for home on Friday.

The contest theme this yearwas Military Radio, and therewere some outstanding entries,along with others in the rest ofthe usual categories. I expectedmore entries in the military cate-gory, but perhaps the size andheft of some of the military equip-ment held some people back.On Thursday, there were a cou-ple of enthusiasts with some op-erating World War II field com-munications rigs set up at therear of the flea market. Nonetheless, the contest entries wereexcellent and well worth the tripto the conference to see them

Member Peter Yanczer neve,ceases to amaze us with hismechanical abilities. In additionto his previously shown workingmechanical TV that was operat-ing in the contest (see also theauction report), Peter had fabri-cated from scratch a "Radio LoveMessage" arcade machine thatactually dispensed a printedmessage upon deposit of a coin.Peter had seen such a machinein a museum some years agoand was so captivated by it thatwhen he could not find one topurchase, he decided to make areplica himself. This was truly alabor of love and an outstandingpiece of work.

THE AUCTION

The auction was moved toSaturday with no separate salesof tubes on the previous evening.The start was moved back to8:30 A.M., and the auctioneer wasRichard Estes, assisted by hisbrother John, along with BobDobush to handle the tube sales.Estes Auctions brought a newlevel of professionalism to thesale. Overall, there were 380 lotsentered and the total sale pro-ceeds were about $38,000,which is down from last year and

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The indoor book fair is always a popular event -a place to browsebetween presentations and an escape from inclement weather.

From the flea market. Two RCA Radiolas. 3 Model AR -812 withspeaker, left, and a Super Vlil, right. The cathedral in the center is notidentified.

A group of military radio collectors set up this marWar li field station.

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on a par with 2004. Only 328 ofthe 380 lots were sold due to failure to meet seller reserves. Theauction concluded at 2:50 P.M.

An interesting note is that Pe-ter Yanczer had entered his 60 -line, mechanical mirror, screwTV complete operating systemin the auction with a $20,00Creserve. Considering the workthat went into it this was anamazing bargain for some mu-seum but there were no takers.Peter did offer two prototype mir-ror screw assemblies, one ofwhich sold for $200.

Overall, the conference wasenjoyable, and the shorter sched-uling did cut expenses a little.This is the meet where you stillsee old friendly faces that youdon't see anywhere else. Re-unions and socialization domi-nate in a venue that is clean andcomfortable. The house restau-rant offers an informal casual at-mosphere with good food. andan indoor/outdoor pool and exer-cise room give attendees optionswhen they hit radio overload.

Still, the trend in attendancecontinues on a downward spiral

attendees. Some of the priorproblems with this venue haveresolved themselves simply byvirtue of the reduced participa-tion (lack of parking, need forshuttle buses etc.). One attend-ee reported on the Internet thathe had "a great time and can'twait until next year." Plans forthe 2007 conference indicate thatit will be at the same place at thesame time of year.

Auction Listing. e=excellent,vg=very good, g=good, f=fair,p=poor, vp=very poor,unk=unknown condition,N.O.S.=new old stock,wk=working, nwk=not working,WT=with tubes NT=no tubes,BB=brass-based. TT=tippedtube. N.I.B.=new in box, gf=goodfil, SW=shortwave, PS=power supply, FB=pushbuttons, WE=Western Electric. All prices havebeen rounded down to the dollar. Some .ow costitems and items in poor condition or nonspecificdescriptions are omitted.

Tubes:01-A, (20). & 99. (5), gf 8501-A, (5). & 200A, (1), all tested 4501-A, BB. gf, in box 2001-A, BB, TT, gf. (3) 105

Three consoles from the auction - the large dial set on the left may bean Acratone. On the right is a Stromberg-Carlson set, model un-known. Tay how things have changed. In the earlier days of theAntique Wireless Association AC sets and consoles were not al-lowed in the auction

A partial view of Tom Perera's contest room display of World War IIGerman Enigma cipher machines.

45. globe, (3i, & 80, globe. (2), all open 1080, (2), & 45 (3), display 15250, glcbe, tested 110381, (2, Judy DV -5 & others 20500 -watt light bulbs. not old, (92) 11

833 (pai) one made in China, look g 204205E, Australian 'tennis ball," said to be

egua, to a 205E 1506550, (2) ti 0.S.. (1) used, all (3) ST, in box 170AEG K1 tuDe, N.I.B. w/2 ballasts, gf, circa

1918 tube 200

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From the "Radios in Disguise" contest category:an American Bosch Model 200A "Treasure Chest,"ca 1932, submitted by Ron Lawrence.

Airline 01-A, gold, gf 60Amperex 204A in strange grilled protective display

case w/socket, gf 85Arcturus Blue 51 & 35, gf, (5) 25Arcturus Blue UV -199, gf & emission 95British tube cartons, empty, (box of many) . 45Cunningham CX-350, globe, tested 80CW-1050 lamps, possibly WE ballasts,DeForest 601 Kinolamp, 200 -UV 202, gf, in box . 105DeForest DV -2, gf & label 35DeForest DV -2, gf 15

DeForest DV -5, gf & label 10

DeForest DV -5, gf, (2) 15, 22DeForest globe DL -1, gf 45DeForest single wing spherical Audion, (L. Peckham

said it was original), crude grid, open fil 1,100GE CG 1984 transmitting, gf 20Kenrad double -plate 2A3, tested, in box, (2) 115Large early bulb, w/early base and socket, marked

"Cosmos" 40

Loctals, (±25) 3

LS -2 & LS -3, early British tubes, open fil, (2) 135Machlett ML -7855, desk piece presentation tube .. 10Marathon AC -608, w/side pins 30Marathon MX -250, globe, tested 110Marconi LS -5F, gf, in box 95

A warning: Auction prices are not current values.Our selection of auction items is not necessarilycomplete. A listing such as this cannot adequatelyinclude the condition of cabinets, chassis, trans-formers, tubes, the operating status of the set, andthe inclusion of incorrect, restored or replica com-ponents, etc. Auction prices are the result of theexcitement of the auction process, the skill of theauctioneer and the specific interests of the partici-pants. Nevertheless, auction prices serve as use-ful references and as another element in the valuedetermining process. The possibility of error al-ways exists, and if we are notified, corrections willbe reported.

The increasing popularity of radio prompted man-ufacturers to include "Radio" en the name of theirproducts. This contest entry, a Radio Love Mes-sage Machine is one example. Remarkably, thisarcade machine is a reproduction built by PeterYanczer and was inspired by a machine thatPeter saw in a museum.

Miniature, (±60) 5

MRS Tye AM, early tube, Czechoslovakian, gf .... 65National tubes, in box, (±8) 30Octals & big pin, (±25 misc.) 7

Osram lamp 20Raytheon ST 50, N.O.S.. in box, tested, (pair) .... 145Raytheon ST 50, N.O.S., tested 105RCA 2A3, double -plate, N.O.S., (pair) 65RCA 250, globe, tested 135RCA empty tube caddy, f 10

RCA tube manual, vp 5

RCA, Sylvania etc. tube manuals, (±15) 70Siemens BO tube, early, gf, nice 100Sylvania SK -221E & SK -222F waveguide klystron,

painted brilliant red, (2) 10

Telefunken RE 86, gf, said to be rare 100Telefunken RL-12-2835 15

Telefunken RS -235, large, open fil 25Telefunken RS -282 transmitting. gf 85Tube caddy, full, usual TV mix, 'I 2AX7s, etc. 45Tube cartons, empty, (±25) 120Tubular Audiotron, long leads, but corrosion

prevented filament check 250UV -202, gf, in box 80UV -99, gf, (5) 55VA -259 klystron, in box 45WE "tennis ball," number unknown, gf, in box 50WE 102F, Bakelite base, gf, in box 85WE 205E, tested 175WE 211E, Bakelite base, used, gf, TT 100WE 211E, gf, TT 120WE 216A, gf, in box, w/paper 65

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Seen in the Flea Market

This smiling coupe, Frank and Mary Patti, areobviously pleased with their Phi/cc portable pur-chased for only $5.

This "fixer -upper Seeburg classic jukebox, ca1948, was offered in the flea market by GuyGirouv from St. Esprist, Quebec. Lots of lookers,but no takers as of Thursday.

Jane Chidester awaits buyers for the impressive collection of speakers, including a "ship speaker" andone with a dancing girls motif.

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Seen in the Old Equipment Contest

This display of World War I air-craft radio gear even included amodel aircraft. This presentationwas entered by Larry Babcock.

At first glance, these radios mightbe mistaken for Atwater Kentsets. However, they are 1935Japanese radios from Yamana-ka Electric Co. The model num-bers are M-384 and M-44

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In the contest was this well exe-cuted home-brew broadcast re-ceiver that uses the Armstrongsuper -regenerative circuit. Theradio, entered by Robert Lozier,is unusual in that the super -re-generative circuit was generallyused in higher frequency receiv-ers.

Merrill Bancroft's entry in the TRFcontest category was two of theearliest factory assembled At-water Kent breadboards. TheModel 4052, rear, has one stageof RF amplification, a detector,and two stages of audio amplifi-cation. The Model 4066, front,the first Atwater Kent set withfive tubes, has an additionalstage of RF amplification.

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Buford Chidester entered this 1926 Pal Butterflyin the cone speaker contest category.

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WE 300B, engraved plates ??, tested, (pair) 900WE 300B, w/etched base, tested, (3 pairs)

750, 900, 1,000WWI wood spare 3 -tube box, unusual 50

Paper & Advertising:Allied catalog, 1930, p 7Antenna Engineering Handbook, hard cover 12Antique Radio Classified, (2 boxes) 10Antique Radio Classified, 1987 to 2002, Windex,

(2) boxes 5Antique Radio Classified, Vol. 1, #3, to 2005 25ARRL 1936 Pacific Div. convention paper, (5)

pieces 40ARRL Handbook, 2nd ed., g 40ARRL Handbook, 5th ed., g 35ARRL Handbook, 7th ed., g 25ARRL Handbook, 11th ed., 1934, g 25ARRL Handbook, 1936, g 20Atlantic Monthly magazine, 1861, article on Atlantic

Cable, f 25Atwater Kent playing card decks, complete, (2) 150AWA Review, 1 to 13, g 145

AWA Review, 1-2-3-7 & 8 20Bucher, Vacuum Tubes, 1918, f 10

Calling CO, hard cover 25Camera Radio pamphlets, (2), f 5

Canadian Wireless, hard cover 27Captain Midnight drink cup radio premium 55Collins Handbook, hard cover 10Collins VHS video tapes, (4) 20CQ magazine, (box) 10CO magazine, large box 20Crosley "Radios & Appliances," metal sign, 2' x 4',

g 145Dept. Commerce Instruments & Measurements,

soft cover 3

Douglas, Radio Manufacturers of the 1920s, 2 vols ,soft cover 60

Electrical & Radio Engineering, hard cover 25Electrical Experimenters Magazine, 1920/21, (3) 20Fort Myers, VA, radio towers, postcard 3"GE Engineer," 1907 patent document 15Heathkit Catalogs, (8) 10History of Communications & Electronics in Navy,

hard cover, g 70International Radio Tube Encyclopedia, 1949, hard

cover, g 35Lafayette catalog, 1936 18Mallory soft cover service book 2

Marconi metal sign, 18" x 28", t 550Marconi Yearbook, 1923, f 90Modem Electrics & Mechanics, magazine, 1914,

(3) 20Philco Ford banners, 3' x 5' cloth, (3) pieces, f 5

Phonograph magazines, 1928, (2), f 60Popular Electric, magazine, 1914, no cover 5Practical Radio, hard cover, g 2

QSL cards, (±8) 12OST, 1921-23, (3), g 15OST, 1930s, full box, f 20Radio Doings, magazine, (±10) 25Radio Handbook, 1947, hard cover 5Radio Handbook, hard cover, 11th ed. 10

Radio News, 1922-1926 magazines, (±6), p 5

Radio TV Service sign, neon, Z x 4', wk 275RCA "Red Book," 1923-1937, service notes 22RCA "Red Book," 1931-1932 service notes 15RCA "Red Book," 1941-1942, service notes 20RCA banner, red, 4' x 4' 150

Plenty of "Old Stuff' on this flea market table -a slant -front battery set, an Atwater Kent breadboard, anda Western Electric CW-938 Radio Telephone receiver/transmitter.

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This nice Grebe Model CR-13, with its distinctiveadjustment knobs, was one of Merrill Bancroft'scontest entries.

RCA Radiotron tube sales paper, sales manual,etc., (flat) 75

Robinson Telegraph & Telephone, hard cover,1918, g 25

Robinson Telegraph & Telephone, hard ccver,1919, g 25

SAMS photofact manuals. (box) 15

Telegraph Office, novel, soft cover 1

The French Attache Affair, soft cover novel 3Tube Theory, 1st ed., 1939, hard cover 20TV pamphlet, early, 1929 125

Utah Radio Co. service forms and sheets, package 5WE Music Reproducers, pamphlet, vg 25Wireless Age. magazine. 1915/16, f+ 45Wireless Blue Book, pamphlet, 1911, p 35Wireless World, magazine. 1971 5

Equipment:Acme dual cone speaker, p 5

Airline wood mantel set, Ingraham cabinet, vg .... 110Airwave wood table radio. vg 45Algonquin Special RF5 3 -dialer, WT, f 35Amplion AR -19 wood bell horn speaker, g 250Amplion AR -31 speaker, driver only 45ARIEL, 3 -dialer marked, may be an Apex, NT, g 45Atwater Kent 10C breadboard, WT, g 700Atwater Kent 20, big box, WT, f 40Atwater Kent 20, big box, WT, g 55Atwater Kent 46, g 20 -

Atwater Kent E cone speaker, f 35Atwater Kent E2 speaker 40

Robert Lozier entered this 4 -valve Rees -MaceTransportable, ca. 1929-1930, in the portable ra-dio category.

Atwater Kent E2 speaker, f 25Audiola Chicago crystal set, w/1 -tube amp,

wood box, f 175Automatic Tom Thumb bike radio 95Automatic Tom Thumb radio. f -p 30Belmont 770. 4 knobs, g 90British 1 -tube amps, early, one audio missing, (2) 35Bud wavemeter, w/4 coils 10

Bush DAC 90A, brown plastic, g 175

Bush EAC 90A plastic table, recapped, wk. 55Canadian desk microphone 115

Canadian Independent Telephone Co. crystal set,w/headset, vg 400

Collins 51J. s/n 5. no case & covers, g 165Coronet 2 -transistor table model, 'boy's radio" 35

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At the auction, Bob Dobush holds one of twoprototype spiral scanning mirrors made by PeterYanczer for mechanical TVs. It sold for $200.

This spherical Audion with an open filamentbrought $1,100 in the auction.

Grebe RORD detector/2-step amp, WT, some(AWA Conference, continued) minor mods 1,400Crosley 5-38, WT & tube lid, g 135 Grunlack Manhattan crystal set, slide coil 325Crystal set, loose coupler & other parts on bread- Hallicrafters SX-105 VHF receiver 50

board made by Mel Comer 170 Hallicrafters SX-115, w/paper, s/n 2 1,800DeForest D10, WT (duds), & loop 400 Harkness Counterflex, 2 -dial, WT 85DeForest D101 detector stand 125 Heathkit "2'er Lunchbox," vg 20DeForest Everyman crystal set, f+ 250 Heathkit CR-1 crystal set 125Delco small motor/generator set, 32v to 150v w/ Heathkit DX -100, w/microphone & paper 160

unusual decorated case cover 130 Heathkit TT -1 tube tester, g 85Emerson 6" table TV, nice 170 Hickok Cardamatic #121 suitcase tube tester, f 60Emerson 520 Catalin table radio, vg 225 Homebrew 3 -dialer, NT, clean 65Emerson 653, brown plastic 10 Homebrew slide tuner, vg 95Emud table radio, (2), p, g 10, 30 IRC volume control in metal case, w/11 pieces 30Erla Superflex, 2 -dial, WT, g 85 Jewett Super Speaker, tall horn, open 45Fada "Bullet," butterscotch, wk, no cracks 475 Kenman 5 single -dial battery set, WT, g 50Fada 3 -dialer, slant -front, WT 55 Kennedy 220, WT, g 650Federal 59, WT, vg 600 Langly Light Co. crystal set, wood case 270Federal 141, NT or case 175 Leeds & Northrup slide wire lab resistance 35Freed-Eisemann 14" dia. cone speaker, open, g 145 Lil Gem crystal set, in razor blade case? 105Freshman Masterpiece battery eliminator 35 Lionel "0" gauge complete train set, w/ZenithGarod Lab 180 turntable 10 markings, looks new, in original box 250GE 10" Bakelite table TV 50 MaCo 200 ham transmitter 30GE G50 table set, phono dial, wood, f 5 Magnavox J battery set. WT 55GE suitcase tube tester, w/paper, f 25 Magnavox M1 horn speaker, open driver, f 50General Radio 1551A sound level meter 50 Magnavox R3 horn speaker, g driver, g 155General Radio BC -14A crystal set, WWI, g 650 Manhattan horn speaker, open 115General Radio VTVM, wood case 10 Mark II WWI aircraft trans., made for Brits, NT, inGloritone 26 cathedral, g 110 wood shipping crate, w/accessories 275Grebe CR-5, WT, g 500 Meissner 9-1076 crystal calibrator, metal case 7

Ale 411111111These two Clough-Brengle transmitters, used for the Civilian Conservation Corps radio network, wereentered in the old equipment contest.

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Military, BC -312 receiver, no mount, some mods,80

Military, BC -348P receiver, w/built in AC, PS, madeby Stromberg-Carlson, no mount, g 90

Military, British WS -38 transceiver 5

Military, Collins ART -13 trans., no mount, g 275Military, R-174/URR receiver, made by Emerson, g 40Military, R-392 made by Stromberg-Carlson, w.,

paper 325Military, RBM-4 HF rec. w/correct PS, remote

control box & military speaker, vg 405Military, WE ARC -5 dynamotor 30Military, WE dynamotor for RU -17 set, no baseplate 20Military, WWI SCR -57 aircraft interphone, wood box 75Mozart Grand horn speaker 75Murdock loose coupler, coil form cracked 75Musicmaster wood bell horn speaker, g 100National Bank crystal set, small metal bank 250National HRO 60, w/coils 125National NCX-3, wk, g 95NRI unbuilt kits, (2) 10

O'Neil Audiophone horn speaker 200Perikon Navy style crystal detector, unmarked 200Philco "Mystery Control," remote 30Philco 16X console, 11 -tube, g 10

Philco 37-38 farm set, 4 knobs 15

Philco 38-10, cabinet only, g 7

Philco 40-135 wood table radio, 4 knobs & PB, g .. 50Philco 45 "Butterfly," vg 350Phillips BA5 table radio, Bakelite, g 325Pioneer small cathedral, 3 knobs, f 105Radio Shack liquor flask 22Radio toy, "Tinker" 75RCA 100 drum speaker, f 15

RCA 100A speaker, g, (2) 25, 30RCA 103 tapestry speaker 80RCA BP -10 pocket radio, vp 17

RCA early car radio, 6 -volt or 110 -volt, sits on car6510206585

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$700. Auctioneer Richard Estes is seen in the background.

seatRCA Radiola 17, no hood, gRCA Radiola 18, no hood, gRCA Radiola III, NT, gRCA Radiola III, WT (duds), gRCA Radiola IIIA, W(4)T, g WD -11sRCA Radiola IV, WT, vgRCA Radiola V, no top or nameplateShepco "All Purpose" 2 -dial, 1 -tube set, WT, g.... 175

Sleeper 2 -dialer, w/speaker in top, WT (duds), w/headset, f 110

Snyder horn speaker, needs cord 75Songbird 12" dia. small cone speaker, open 145Sony 12" color table TV 7Stewart -Warner 300 3 -dialer, WT, vg 65Stromberg-Carlson 230H table, radio vg 245Telegraph, 4 keys, one w/sounder 35Telegraph, 1943 Russian hand key 45Telegraph, British training key on wood base 50Telegraph, Bunnell key & sounder 15

Telegraph, Erickson double contact Swedish key 135Telegraph, Instructograph, f 12

Telegraph, Speedex 500 bug, g 35Telegraph, WWII German key 45Teleradio #1 crystal set, wood case 275Teleradio crystal set, small wood box, g 200Teletone 7' vertical portable TV 180Tenbury crystal set, w/matching headset 500Tri-City small 1 -tube set, WT & a sub -miniature

replacement tube 95TV prototype 60 line mirror screw rotor, for mechani-

cal scanning TV, by Yancer 200Victoria Grand 6 -tube set, NT, (Cedar Rapids, IA) 20WE 4D receiver, WT, s/n 64, g 1,950WE 518W tall horn speaker 135WE magneto wood wall phone 250WE microphone, w/petal-style horn trumpet 95WE Navy "Squawk Box" brass speaker, from USS

Hancock, vg 350Webcor portable tape deck 1

Weston 533 small tube tester, g 85Weston mlitary test set, wood case. w/accessories 50Wizard 2 -dialer, slant -front, W(5)T, g 175Zenith 5B523 plastic, ca 1941, 3 knobs, one wrong

175Zenith 6R631 wood table radio, wk 75Zenith 8S463 console, g 95Zenith B600 Trans -Oceanic, g 40Zenith H500 Trans -Oceanic, g 70Zenith Trans -Oceanic, (2), one f, one g 65

Photo credits: Ray Chase, Bobby Lyman.

(Ray Chase, 1350 Marlborough Ave., Plain-field, NJ 07060; Estes Auctions, 7404 Ryan Rd.,Medina, OH 44256; (888) 769-4992;estesauctions @aol.com)

Ray Chase has been a radioenthusiast and a collector ofmany types of radios for years.Currently, he specializes in WorldWar II electronics equipment, aswell as early battery superhet-erodynes. He also has an exten-sive collection of radio documen-tation and ephemera.

For information about joiningAWA, write to P.O. Box 421,Bloomfield, NY 14469-0421, orwww.antiquewireless.org. Duesare $20 (U. S.), $25 (elsewhere).AWA publishes the "AWA Jour-nal" quarterly, holds an annual

This Atwater Kent Model 10C, being shown by John Estes, sold for national conference and regionalmeets, and maintains a museum.

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FOR SALE/TRADE: Kadettes: Blue Classic, Jewel &TuneMaster Deco remote. Attend MARC FarmingtonHills Meet February 3rd. C.R. Nevins Museum of Radio,Ken Nevins, 406 Jipson St., Blissfield, MI 49228. (517)486-3019. evenings. E-mail: ken @kennevins.com

FOR SALE: National coil set Type JC 3.5 mc to 7.3 mc,looks new. John Snow, 1910 Remington Ct., Andover,KS 67002. (316) 733-1856

FOR SALE: RCA T6-11, Crosley 515 both poor forrestoration, Zenith 10S669, 1S567, fair condition,restorable, Philco 95, Philco 60 for restoration or parts,many many more parts and parts radios. Send me yourwant list. I am also buying collections of Ham radios,broadcast radios or parts. Contact: Wilbur Gilroy, POBox 459, Lake Winola, PA 18625. (570) 378-2508. E-mail: wlbrg@aol.com

FOR SALE: Radio Servicing, Marcus (1948); ElementsRadio Servicing. Marcus & Levy (1947) - $27 eachpostpaid. Gary A. Micanek, 226 Henry Ave., Manchester,MO 63011. (636) 227-7046

FOR SALE: Photofacts to 598, complete set 50c. AK55power transformer - $20. Jim Gauldin, 134 HawthorneDr., Danville, VA 24541-3618. (434) 791-2286. E-mail:jimgauldinsr@earthlink.net

FOR SALE: Atwater Kent dual speed tuner repairkit, complete details at www.adamsradio.com.Adams Manufacturing Co., PO Box 1005, LincolnPark, MI 48146

FOR SALE: Airline 64BR1504B - $40. Belmonts: 513- $35, radio 78 phono - $55. Crosleys, 62TD - $60.Emerson: 779 - $40, 813 - $30. GE JCP562 - $45.Guild Countrybelle - $45, Hallicrafters: 541G - $45.RCA 5056 -$45. Zeniths: 3000 -$100. H.B. McMahan,313 W. Shaw, Tyler, TX 75701. (903) 593-5433. E-mail:mcmahan2@peoplepc.com

FOR SALE: Variac 1.25AMPS - $29.95; Knightshortwave receiver - $85; isolation transformer 100W -$19.95; Hammarlund Super Pro - $150 (pickup only).Ernest Odeneal, K5QJF, 2710 Lee St., Greenville, TX75401. (903) 455-2113/455-5788. E-mail:odeneal@geusnet.com

FOR SALE: Globe tubes: Type 201A - $14; 227 - $9;235 - $3; 236 - $3.50; 484 - $7; 485 - $5.50. All aretested and fully guaranteed. George H. Fathauer, 123N. Centennial Way, Ste. 105, Mesa. AZ 85201. Call tollfree (877) 307-1414 or e-mail: tubes @ qwestnet or seewww.fathauer.com for other low prices

FOR SALE: Overstock from 11 dealer buyouts.Wholesale lots. Radios, phonographs, televisions,equipment, tubes, parts, data. Ray Seppeler, SunshineRadio, 8 East Main St., Sodus, NY 14551. (315) 483-8451. Web: http://www.sunrad.com/bargainlots/

FOR SALE/TRADE: Consider mere paper dollars:Historic WIN I era wireless gear, three pieces, all brasstagged. "Modified for Robert Dollar Steamship Lines byHeintz & Kaufmann Marine Wireless Department, SanFrancisco, USA." The three pieces are: CY R5, same asSE 1420/BC 131 w/SE 1000 amp and H&K longwaveloading unit. "SS President Madison" is written on thebottom, meaning - these pieces made the trip toAntarctica in the mid 20s! All working fine. Pix available.Sangamo Presley Superhet, super nice condition, worksgreat, circ. 1924; HRO 50 w/coils; Collins R388/51 -J3,vg/exc; HRO Sr., very clean, works fine, w/coils; AbbottTR4s, two transceivers, exc: Grebe CR-9, exc; GrebeRORK amp, also exc. WANTED: Coils for NationalSW3/SW5; power supply 1.1-1.5 kv/350-500 ma for myBC 375. Always buying: Vintage broadcast mics; stands;tube pres and compressors. Ward Kremer, KI4JHA,1179 Petunia Rd., Newport, TN 37821. Ph./fax: (423)625-1994. E-mail: witzend99@bellsouth.net. Website:http://www.radioatlic.com/kremer

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Advertising is accepted only for early itemsrelated to radio, taanin llll icati( in, etc. Allitems must he described fairly; reproduc-tions, reprints and not -original items must heso identified. Advertisers must agree to re-spond promptly to inquiries and orders, toresolve problems promptly if the buyer is notsatisfied, and to comply with a buyer'srefund request on unaltered returned items.

FOR SALE: Hewlett Packard 608E VHF signalgenerator, excellent, calibrated, with manual - $170OBO. David Boyle, 1058 Colt Cir., Castle Rock, CO80109. (303) 681-3258

FOR SALE: Philco (tucky) radio, compact size, big insound AM/FM tuning, DC operation - $35. Albert B.Casolari, Jr., 1812 Albany, Springfield, IL 62702. (217)544-2187

FOR SALE: New 600-900 Vdc FS 1 mA panel 1 mountmeter - $10. Used (3) Triplett 0-100 mA Model 326 PMmeters- $7.50 ea. Used Triplett Model 321 tube tester,reads bad, fair, good - $7.50. Used Weston 669vacuum tube voltmeter, 4 scales, 3, 6, 8, 12, 16 -$7.50.New (2) 60-0-60 ammeters - $7.50 ea. Angelo J.Milardo, 201 English St., New Haven, CT 06513. (203)624-1015

FOR SALE: Manuals: Knight, Lafayette, National, Zenith,Hallicrafters, Sencore, Hammarlund, RME, Heathkit,others. Buy/swap also. A.J. Bernard, PO Box 690098,Orlando, FL 32869-0098. (407) 351-5536. E-mail:ni4q@juno.com

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WANTED: A U.S. military TV-7D/U tube tester. Thecondition must be New In the Original Box, completewith DD Form 1348 attached. Jeff Arndt, 908 6th St.,Kewaunee, WI 54216-1718. (920) 323-6789

WANTED: Riley Klotz Arkay horn in good condition. BillJewell, 5603 S. Archbndge Court, Arlington. TX 76017.(817) 739-8565 or e-mail: oldradios@aol.com

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WANTED: Philco 90 chassis w/duel 45s basket caseOK. Regis Flaherty, 336 Lorlita Ln., Pittsburgh, PA15241

WANTED: 6 volt automobile engine testing instruments,oscilloscope, diagnostic meters, breaker pointsynchronizers, etc. TCM, PO Box 363, RotterdamJunction, NY 12150. E-mail: dkvean@capital.net

WANTED: I am buying N.O.S. tube stocks for repairwork and tube/transistor ki: radios. Larry Daniel, 3112Seton Hill Dr., Bellbrook, OH 45305. (937) 848-8892. E-mail: LDanie1102@aolcom

WANTED: Heathkit HX-1681 CW transmitter workingor not. Bob Hall, 4595 38th Way South, St Petersburg,FL 33711. E-mail: Mal @tampabay.rr.com

WANTED: Paying $1,000 for 1930s National LRR 36"relay rack. Lightweight knockdown tabletop style forAmateur Radio identified by a 3/4 -inch top crossmemberwith red National decal. Greg Gore, WA1KB0, 10291Kendan Knoll Dr., Charlotte, NC 28262. (704) 503-5952. E-mail: walkbq@aol.com

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New Location: Antique Mall GeorgiaMore info: Bob Niven (6781227-22143

or ww w.sarsradio.comSeller registration is Si 5 and includes one table and chair.

Auction at 10:30 AM.Catered lunch & techn:cal program at 12,00 rm.

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WANTED: Zenith Stratosphere or cabinet, any condition.Will trade from vast supply of fine radios or buy Will pickup. Alan Jesperson, PO Box 17338. Minneapolis, MN55417. (612) 727-2489, 11 am - 4:30 pm Tues-Fri, Sat.10-3. E-mail: mte612@aol.com. Fax: (612) 821-4820during business hours. Go to our website atgn4radios.com

WANTED: Top prices paid for globe shape and collectortubes, new or used. Send for buy list or send your list foroffers. Write or e-mail:tubesC"qwestnet. SeeminNtathauer.com for tubes for sale. George H. Fathauer& Assoc., 123 N. Centennial Way, Ste. 105, Mesa, AZ85201. (480) 968-7686 or toll free (877) 307-1414

WANTED: Early (prewar II) plastc radios. I collectthese objects of beauty to enhance my otherwise dulland uneventful life to which I am forever bound by mysad -but -true unworthiness and shortcomings: physical,emotional, and intellectual. Please write or call collect:Rain Butlignol, 214 State St., #7, Portsmouth, NH03801. (603) 427-1384

WANTED Plastic face plate for Packard Bell SW -Aviation Model 35H39385. Gary Cappoen, 18025 N.E.Chehalem Dr., Newberg, OR 97132

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FOR SALE: Go to our website at gn4radios.com for anextensive listing of items for sale. We otter the highestquality electrical restoration for Zenith Trans-Oceanicsand all other tube radios! Rare Arvin Rhythm King;Zenith Trans-Oceanics: R7000; 8G005; 7G605 andmost others; Zeniths: 15U269; 15U271; 12U159;12S371; 9S369; 12S265 and 25 others. E.H. Scotts:Allwave 12 Lido; Imperial 23 Tasman; Imperial GrandeAllwave 15 and others. New! Repro S knobs for Scottradios; also Arvins and RCAs and Stromberg Carlsonsand of course a comprehensive selection of Zenithknobs. We have over 100 different highest quality reproknobs. We have all of your reproduction Zenithrestoration parts. Dial glass for 1937, 1938 and 1939Zeniths. Revised edition of our own Zenith BrochureBook - $28.95 plus $6.50 shipping. Updated parts andsupplies catalog, request free copy. Hard to find Rider'smanual numbers in stock, call. We can and do shipconsoles and we do it right. Satisfaction guaranteed,highest quality assured. Visiting Minneapolis? Visit ourstore Great Northern Vintage Radio and Antiques at5200 Bloomington Ave. just 3 miles from the airport.Owner's and service manuals for most Zenith and Scottradios and many other brands. We stock a large selectionof quality repro grille cloth. We accept cash, check,Visa, Discover, Mastercard, American Express andPaypal. Alan Jesperson, PO Box 17338, Minneapolis,MN 55417. (612) 727-2489, 11am - 4:30 pm. Fax duringbusiness hours (612) 821-4820, 11-4:30 Tues.-Fri.,Sat. 10-3. E-mail: mte612@aol.com andalan@alanjesperson.com

FOR SALE: Beitman radio receiver diagrams. MostOften Needed, 1926-1942, 1946, six volumes - $75.Bob Grinder, K7AK, 7735 N. Ironwood Dr., ParadiseValley, AZ 85253. (480) 948-2743. E-mail:atreg@asu.edu

Philco knobs,pushbuttons,and escutcheons!

Quality marbleized repros. For 1941 models:Escutcheon $29.95. Knobs, set of four $20.Pushbuttons, set of eight $16 your choice opaquebrown or non -marbleized translucent wine red.For 1942 models: Escutcheon with gold trim asper original $32.95. Knobs, set of four $20.Pushbuttons, set of nine $31.50. Money order getsimmediate shipment. Add $5 s&h. Calif. residentsadd 8.257, sales tax. Old Time Replications,5744 Tobias Avenue, Van Nuys, CA 91411. Phone(818) 786-2500. Email oldtimerepOiaol.com

1941 models 41.250, 255, 256, 280, 285, 287, 290, 296, 6101942 models 42-355, 42-3551, 42-380, 42-380X, 42-390, 42-390X

FOR SALE:1917 Hawkins Electrical Guides, 10 volumeset, gc - $65. Ross Wollrab, 229 N. Oakcrest Ave.,Decatur, IL 62522-1810. (217)- 428-7385. E-mail:REWollrab@aol.com

FOR SALE: Hawkins Electrical Guide. 1st edition,1914, ten volumes good condition - BO. Bob Gaulin, 82E. 2nd St., New York, NY 10003

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FOR SALE: Hard cover radio 8 TV books. WANTED:Vintage crystal radio. Kenneth Gregory, 5180 Ada Ave.,Beaumont, TX 77703. (409) 898-7270. Cell: (409) 658-0596. E-mail: kenspage38@hotmail.com

FOR SALE: Realistic 400 Pro -2005 scanner, works,nice condition, comes with original antenna, box andpacking - $45. Dave Crocker, 35 Santuit Pond Rd.,#4B, Mashpee, MA 02649. (508) 477-1578

FOR SALE: Channel Master Model 7275 solid-statefield strength meter, exc cond. - $65. John Snow, 1910Remington Ct., Andover, KS 67002. (316) 733-1856

FOR SALE: Admiral Beetle, white w/multicolor specks,6 tubes, exc, slide rule dial. Zenith Walton 7 tubes, exc.Please see Dec. issJe's page 48 for more items thatmay not have been sold. (2) Scott Phantoms. (1)Philharmonic. (1) McMurdo Silver, all above in cabinets,all reasonably priced Sparton 557 blue mirror sled. TS621 RCA vintage 1940. Bill Kalcik, Meadowbrook Resort,1533 River Rd., Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965. (608) 253-9855, after 9 PM CST

FOR SALE: Zenith 15-U-270 and 12-U-158 radios,both restored and working, good cabinets! KarlJohnson, 3517 Morton, Brookfield. IL 60513. (708)485-2349

CAN CAPACITOR REBUILDINGMulti section Twist -Lock Can

rebuilding - $35 postpaid return.When any section 500.V. add S5.00.

One year guarantee.

Ship cans for rebuilding to:Frontier Capacitor - Everett Hoard

PO Box 218, Lehr, ND 58460.Phone: 701-37E-2341 Fax: 701-378-2551

E-mail: frntcap@bektel.com

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Estes Auctions is pleased to offer the following items from a private Michigancollection to our January 13 auction. A Zenith Model 12S265 console. ZenithModel 125266 console, Zenith 8S 154 console, Zenith Model 80, Zenith Model80F, a beautiful Addison Catalin Model 5, an Addison Model 3 Catalin, a DewaldModel A501 Catalin, a Fada bullet butterscotch Catalin, an Addison Model 3brown Bakelite. Addison Model 5 wood cabinet, A rare 1936 Zenith customtombstone with a solid copper chassis, a 1941 Majestic Melody Cruiser ship radio.Tom Thumb cameradio, 1935 Zenith 827A (export model), excellent Atwater KentModel 10 breadboard radio, an Atwater Kent Model 84 cathedral that looks like itjust came from the factory, Art Deco Meteor, a novelty ceramic Victorian Ladyradio, RCA Model 143 tombstone, Atwater Kent horn speakers, cone speakers anda nice selection of wood and Bakelite table radios. Complete set of Crosleydashboard Coloradios with ornate display piece. These items will make greatpieces to add to any collection. Hope to see you at the auction, at the Expo AuctionCenter starting at 10 am EST. Terms: cash, check, Visa, M/C. 5% gallery fee.

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FOR SALE: Crosley T.M. 9-104W, vg -$55. NordmendeSterling #57 T.M., vg -$150. Precision tube CKR #654- $125. Bob Fuerderer, Holly Farm, 813 Rte. 12A,Surly, NH 03431

FOR SALE: Crosley 51 battery set, W/T, in very goodcondtion - $125. Mike Grimes, 5306 Creekside Ct.,Plano, TX 75094. (972) 384-1133. E-mail:k5mlg@verizon.net

FOR SALE: Vintage OST magazines, July 1923 andAugust 1927. Both are complete with good covers -$12ea. Also, books: Radar - What Radar Is and How ItWorks by Orrin E. Dunlap (1946) - $4. How They SentThe News by J. Walker McSpadden, 1936 - $4. DaveCrocker, 35 Santuit Pond Rd., #4B, Mashpee, MA02649. (508) 477-1578

FOR SALE: Grebe Syncrophase instruction manual,74 page copy - $22 plus postage. Ernie Nagy, 1012South Collier, Unit 112, Marco Island, FL 34145. (239)389-9101. E-mail: elnagy1599@webtv.net

FOR SALE: A distributor's stock, hundreds, of Pfanstiehlphono needles. For more info and jpeg, contact: IrySanders, 242 Hunter Ln., Harrisburg, PA 17112. E-mail: radioiry@verizon.net

FOR SALE: 1939 Philco 39-116X w/mystery box, bothin exc condition - $250. 1938 Grunow Teledial 1291,cabinet exc, missing 1 knob, not playing - $200 OBO.1928 Atwater Kent Model 40 w/wrought iron table, hasbrass tuning pulleys, both in exc condition -$125. 1929Victor R-32 w/spare chassis, exc condition - $200.1963 Rek 0 Kut S34H turntable, needs a little work -$50. Pick up only. Photos available on request. BobMurray, PO Box 615, Wolteboro Falls, NH 03896. (603)569-6999. E-mail: bob@yankeeplumbing.com

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Overnight stay: Westford Regency Inn at 1-800-543-7801. Mention Radio XXXVIII for special rates.Room reservations should be made by January 26 2007 for special rates. Bring your family to enjoyindoor pool, health club, racquetball courts, three restaurants, bar, etc. Night skiing at Nashoba ValleySki Area, only 2 miles away!

Directions: From 1-495, take Exit 32. Follow "To Rt. 225" sign. At traffic light by gas stations, turn rightonto Rt. 110 -West for 0.4 miles. The Westford Regency is on the right. Use doors on right (north) sideof Inn. Ramps at both show entrances! The Westford Regency Inn and Conference Center is a 193 -room hotel with 2 restaurants and over 500 parking spaces. With over 20,000 square feet of conferencespace, we have room to expand our future radio meets!

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WANTED: Will pay $2000 for complete RME-9 receiverin ary condition. Not working OK. Greg Gore, WA1KBO,10291 Kendan Knoll Dr., Charlotte, NC 28262. (704)503-5952. E-mail: walkbq@aol.com

WANTED: Atwater Kent 92 power transformer or junkchass s with good transformer. James Fisher, RR 1 Box861, Port Royal, PA 17082. (717) 527-2224. E-mail:yrless@earthlink.net

WANTED: Garrard 301 turntables for parts, anythingMcintosh, Marantz, Western Electric, Langevin, Tannoy,Jensen. V. Vogt, 2311 Pimmit Dr. #114, Falls Church,VA 22043. (206) 898-0880

WANTED: Airline 62-101 chassis & spkr, 62-318 moviedial parts & spkr. Philco 90 spkr. Radiola 66 spkr. KeithPark, 31 Barkwood Ln., Clifton Park, NY 12065. (518)373-0417. E-mail: topnotch@nycap.rr.com

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WANTED: Schematic diagam of Fidelitone radio. The eis no model no. on either the chassis or cabinet. Cabinetmeasures 14 x 8.5 x 7.5' and the set has the followingtube lineup: 6A7, 6D6, 75, 42, 80. Glenn Snoddy, 210Black Hawk Way, Murfreesboro, TN 37127. (615) 867-0950. E-mail: gsnoddy22@bellsouth.net

WANTED: Tubes, tube testers, and Western Electrictubes from estates, shops, or collectors. Jeff Arndt, 9086th St., Kewaunee, WI 54216-1718. (920) 323-6789

WANTED: Hi-fi commercal speakers: Altec, Electro-Voice, JBL, Jensen, Goodmans, Tannoy, Stephens,Western Electric, working or not. Sonny Goldson, 520Pocahontas Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547. (850)314-0321. Fax: 0824. E-mail: SonnySound@aol.com

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WANTED: Working chass.s (no cabinet) for Philco 40-135, 145, 170, 503, 506, 525, 526, 527. Knobs andescutcheon would be helpful. Dick Friedman, 1502Elmwood. Wilmette, IL 60091. (847) 256-1432

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FOR SALE: A.R.C. 1992-2006. O.T.B., 98 copies,1992-2006. Radio Age, 1992-1997 - $25+. RobertRossi, 10936 Melbourne, Allen Park, MI 48101. (313)386-8321

FOR SALE: National Company HFS receiver coveringfrequencies from 27 Mc to 250 Mc, complete with plugin coils and #5886 power supply, unit is rack mid, all exccondition - $400. General Transformer Corp. GTCpower supply for 1930s farm radios and portable radios- $35. Vintage 1980s Odyssey computer game, N.I.O.B- $35. Phil Guinan, 106 Page Rd., Litchfield, NH 03052.(603) 889-6213. E-mail: philip1924@aol.com

FOR SALE: Reproduction radio dial belts forradios of the 1930s and 40s. Made of durablenon -slip 1/8 inch round polyurethane. Readyfor installation, no cutting/gluing. Availablefor all makes and models. Complete details atwww.Adamsradio.com. Adams ManufacturingCompany, PO Box 1005, Lincoln Park, MI 48146

FOR SALE: Sylvania TV - stereo slide theater Model#CFNP20 with flying spot scanner telemobile - BO.Robert E. Diegoli, Rear 25 Main St., Plymouth, MA02360. (508) 746-9555

FOR SALE: Crystal radio kits, complete with facepanel, base board, variable capacitor, prewound coiland many parts for old style radio - $22. Carl D. Beier,1080 Josephine St., Lincoln Park, MI 48146

FOR SALE: Steinway Capehart Model 406N (SeeA.R.C., Feb. 1995), working - BO over $3,000. GeraldSchneider, 3101 Blueford Rd., Kensington, MD 20895-2726. (301) 929-8593

FOR SALE: Galena crystals and/or parts to make yourown crystal radio. Len Gardner, 458 Two Mile CreekRd., Tonawanda, NY 14150. E-mail: radiolen@att.net

FOR SALE: National NC -125 receiver, asking -$65. Bernie Hassab, 5329 Ruby Ln., Sarasota, FL34231. (941) 925-3318. E-mail:shortvvave6@verizon.net

FOR SALE: Atwater Kent Model 10 - $100. CrosleyTridyne - $25. Freshman Masterpiece - $25. Pick uponly. Robert Robbins, 101 Quartz Hill Rd, Apt. 105,Redding, CA 96003-2102. (530) 243-8163

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FOR SALE: (20) Assorted N.O.S. Asiatic phono needles- $10. Eico 324 signal generator, untested - $15.James S. Looney, Rt. I , Box 54, Grundy, VA 24614.(276) 531-8677

FOR SALE: Television and Radio Repairing by JohnMarkus -$15. Coyne Publications: Pinpoint TransistorTroubles in 12 Minutes; TV troubles in 12 Minutes;Color TV Troubles in 15 Minutes, all three - $25. HarrySchesnuk, Box 2162, Newport, WA 99156. (509) 447-4630

FOR SALE: AK40, Zenith 4K-635, + other tube, transistorradios, 15 pp. of lists, books, booklet and more, LSASE.Bill Horn, 13110 Marsh Rd., Bealeton, VA 22712. E-mail: mwehcoll@earthlink.net

FOR SALE: CRTs: 2AP1A; 3AP1; 5AXP4; 5BP1; 5UP1;7BP1A; 8XP4; 14RP4. All guaranteed or money backeach -$10 plus shipping. John Snow, 1910 RemingtonCt., Andover, KS 67002. (316) 733-1856

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at the Expo Auction Center8157 Garman Rd., Burbank Ohio (Exit 204 off 1-71)

then south on SR #83 to the Love's Truck Stop, turn leftonto Garman Rd. and follow one mile to the auction site.

This is a collection from Michigan and will include these amateur radio items. ACollins 325 one winged emblem, Johnson Viking Ranger II, Johnson Valiant I,Heathkit DX60, Heathkit DX20, Heathkit DX -40, Heathkit AT -1, Eico 723xmtr, B&W 5100B with sideband adapter, Johnson Viking II, Multi Elmac AF -67 w/power supply, Multi Elmac AF -68A w/power supply, PMR-8 receiver 80meters thru 6 meters. Receivers: Drake 2B, National NC -300, HammarlundHRO-500, Hammarlund HQ -180, Heathkit 10B, Hammarlund HQ -170,Hammarlund HQ -100, Collins 75S-38 winged emblem. R-390A/URR,Hallicrafters SX-100, Hallicrafters SX-96, Collins 75A2, National NC -303,National NC -183D. Transceivers: National NCX-3, Kenwood Twins T-599Drake TR-3 with power supply & speaker, Kenwood 530SP, Collins transceiverw/power supply KWM2. with additional crystal pack. Collins 30L poweramplifier, a Heathkit VFO 10B, Eico VFO 722, National NC300 303 6 & 2meter converter, Yaesu 24 hour clock, E.F. Johnson VFO 122, Bird wattmeter,B&W dummy load, Waters dummy load. Lots of test equipment, sometransmitting tubes. This collection in addition to the other radios in this salemake another good auction. Terms: Cash, check, Visa, M/C. 5% gallery fee.

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FOR SALE: 10,000 plus tubes in original boxes -$2,500 plus shipping. John Snow, 1910 Remington Ct..Andover, KS 67002. (316) 733-1856

FOR SALE: Vibroplex Key (bug), immaculate condition,nice chrome, excellent nametag (New York), a realbeautiful piece. Complete with original carrying case -$155. Dave Crocker, 35 Santuit Pond Rd., #4B,Mashpee, MA 02649. (508) 477-1579, before 9 pmplease

FOR SALE: Used Sam's schematics - $5 ea. + $2shipping. Also other TV & radio parts for sale. Forcomplete lists of everything for sale, send an extra largeSASE to: John Logan. 10435 Reutzel, Boise, ID 83709.(208) 362-5156. E-mail: jlogan@ interplus.net. Fax: (208)362-1301

FOR SALE: (20) dome tubes, (5) Cunningham 24A,C324A, CX301A, C327, CX371A, (3) RCA CX201A, 26,4X226, (2) Raytheon ER276, ER280, (5) Blue Arcturus127TT, 127TT, 127, 101A, 126, Marvin MX226, PhilcoType 27, NU NY 227, Kenrad UY227, NU NX171A. Alltested - $280 plus shipping. Ray Schneider, 903 RodneyDr., San Leandro, CA 94577. (510) 352-4766

FOR SALE: 8 -track tape player, solid-state, looks andplays, vg - $35 plus S&H. Leroy Neal, 603 Butterworth,Dyersburg, TN 38024. (731) 285-5120, after 8 pm CST

FOR SALE: Original 45 -rpm RCA player, custom base,looks exc - $35. Maxwell Strange, 11710 WayneridgeCt., Fulton, MD 20759. (301) 725-3858

FOR SALE: Hi -f i tuners, turntables. recorders, speakers.E-mail for list or contact Jon Golden, PO Box 715,Carlisle, MA 01741. (978) 371-5557. E-mail:Jon@ make3dimages.com

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FOR SALE: Sony portable TV, Model 5-303W in leathercase, has raster no video or sound, cosmetically vgc -$20 + postage. Stephen L. Bonino, 107 GeorgetownRd., Glassboro. NJ 08028. (856) 881-0244

FOR SALE: Crosley RFL-60, 1926, wood cabinet,engraved design on front panel, 5 tubes, battery tablemodel - $225. RCA Radiola II1A wood cabinet, 1924, 4tubes, battery set, table model - $205. Polle Royalwood cabinet, 5 tubes, battery set, 1920s, table model- $225. All plus S&H. Howard McAuliffe, 20 ThayerRd., Higganum, CT 06441. (860) 345-2732. E-mail:hmcauliffe@aol.com

FOR SALE: Guild bonnet box radio. Stromberg-Carlsonmonoamplifiers, models: AP -56, 50 watts, and 37 at 10watts. Conn. mono organ amp. Zenith Royal 500, black.Majestic 90B chassis. Nicholas A. Vaksvik, 235 MarvinAve.. Los Altos, CA 94022-3702. (650) 279-9931

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WANTED: Heathkit AT1, DX -20, DX -40. JohnsonViking Ranger. Al Johnson, PO Box 77, West Dover, VT05356. (802) 464-2571

WANTED: Tube setup chart, schematic, weratinginstructions for EMC Model 208 tube tester. Doug Fox,603 S. 12th Ave., St. Charles, IL 60174. (630) 584-5915. E-mail: foxdoug2@comcast.net

WANTED: More prewar plastics by Detrola, RCA,Kadette, Air King, et al. Take zall my money before therelatives do. They are trying to hurry my alreadyimminent demise. Please write or call ccllect: RainButtignol, 214 State St., #7, Portsmouth, NH 03801.(603) 427-1384

WANTED: Anything relatec to WNYC Radio. Mics, micflags, QSL cards, program guides, equipment. AndyLanset, WNYC NY Public Radio, 1 Centre S:., 26th Flr.,New York, NY 10007. (212) 669-4685

WANTED: Tube hi-fi/commercial sound ecuipmenttubes: Altec, Fisher, Scott, Pilot, Eico, Marantz, Dynaco,Leak, Quad, Tannoy, Western Electric, etc. SonnyGoldson, 520 Pocahontas Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, FL32547. (850) 314-0321. Fax: 0824. E-mail:SonnySound@aol.com

WANTED: Junker set with excellent aerial assembly,Panasonic R F-800 transistor. Also, 1959 Zenith portableAM radio Model Royal 900, with the white & beigecabinet in exc cond. & working perfect. Write to: M.Hanke, PO Box 773, Wausau, WI 54402

WANTED: Hallicrafters HA -19 crystal caliorator, 500cycle and 5 kilohertz crystal filters for SX-146 receiver.Louis L. D'Antuono, 8802 Ridge Blvd., Broodyn, NY11209. (718) 748-9612

WANTED: Dial glass in good condition for Philco 42-327, size about 8.7 x 1.75 x .094 in. Repro OK. DickEnos, 1212 Bryn Mawr, Denton, TX 76201 E-mail:Reeare@aol.com

ANTIQUE TUBESWe buy and sell Collector

and Pre -octal TubesSee www.fathauer.com for listing

For catalog e-mail tubes@qwest.netor send request to:

George H. Fathauer & Assoc., LLC123 N. Centennial Way, Ste. 105, Mesa, AZ 85201

Phone: 480.968.7686 Fax: 480.649.3718Call toll free: 877.307.1414

WANTED: Regency TR-1s in clear, chrome, orpearlescent cabinets. Mike Todd bockcase- your price.Paul Farmer, Time Out of Mind Radio, PO Box 352,Washington, VA 22747-0352. (540) 987-8759. E-mail:oldradiotime@hotmail.com

WANTED: Into for McIntosh M-194 output transformer.Hallicrafters radio TR-88 (Sams TSM Vol. 1 pg. 65).Robert Hoppe, 523 Clark St., Waverfy, NY 14892-1007.(607) 565-2696

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WANTED: Owners manual and service information fora Hammarlund Model HO -120X communicationsreceiver. Gregg Humanic, 540 Wicklow Ln., Monroe,OH 45050. (513) 539-8926

WANTED: Cabinets for RCA 9TX1 & RCA 45X1, Bakeliteor wood. Jim Ligouri, 7 Sycamore Ct., Atkinson, NH03811. E-mail: jjligouri@aol.com

WANTED: (3) Decals for 1933 World Fair radio, make- Stewart Warner. FOR SALE: Wood patterns forNocturne radio made from original measurement of aSparton Nocturne, patterns are perfect and a radiochassis is available. Alex Kertesz, 7860 Montecito Pl.,Delray Beach, FL 33446. (561) 495-1017

WANTED: Paying above market br unrestorable orincomplete Hallicrafters SX-88. A chassis missingunobtainable parts or a complete rough receiver ispreferred to prevent breaking up an otherwise restorableunit. Greg Gore, WA1KBO, 10291 Kendan Knoll Dr.,Charlotte. NC 28262. (7041 533-5952. E-mail:wa1kbq@aol.com

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The Antique RadioCollectors' Source Book

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WANTED: Dial glass for Sparton console #7-46. DelTysdal, 6500 Hwy. 10, Glyndon, MN 56547. E-mail:ddelbyl@netzero.com

WANTED: McIntosh Ml350/MC3500 amplifier.Broadcast microphones, RCA, Altec Lansing, WesternElectric. Sean Brady, 3202 N. Manor Dr. W. Phoenix,AZ 85014. (602)284-7000. E-mail: rosemanor@cox.net

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WANTED: Zenith Trans -Oceanic Model 7G605 parts orradios, any condition. Joe Kiser, 6160 S. Olathe St.,Centennial, CO 80016. (303) 680-1589

WANTED: One shot glass & 4 decanters for Pla-PalPokeradios ca 1934. Joseph DiCaro, 4155 LastradaHts., Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5C 3V1. (905)848-7759. E-mail: decoradio@primus.ca

WANTED: Chassis, Stewart -Warner Model 61T16,61T26. or 62726. Dale Clements, 11013 N. PuschRidge Vistas Dr., Tucson, AZ 85737. (520) 229-2151.E-mail: dclements@gainusa.com

WANTED: Meter or meter repair for a Precision tubetester Model 10-54. Lee Elkins, 3016 Jasmine Rd. NW,Carrollton, OH 44615

WANTED: Guitars/amps/effects pedals, Vox. Selmer,Marshall, Gibson, Fender. Gretsch, Ricken Backer,FuzzFace, Cry Baby, Electro Harmonix, etc. SonnyGoldson, 520 Pocahontas Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, FL32547. (850) 314-0321. Fax: 0824. E-mail:SonnySound@aol.com

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www.bobcooper.tv for the complete story!

WANTED: Dial pointer for Zenith T/O G500. PatrickMarineau, 3188 Bates Rd.. Madison, OH 44057. E-mail: wa9sui@mybluelight.com

WANTED: Motorola Calalins #'s 50XC, 51X15, and 52,as complete or "parts" sets. I am a very serious collectorseriously looking for serious stuff keying al, kiddingaside, of course)! Please write or call collect: RainButtignol, 214 State St., #7, Portsmouth, NH 03801.(603) 427-1384

WANTED: Cabinet only for Grosley 51 Special Deluxe.Pete Hittle. 5415 Bushnell Ave., Sioux City, IA 51106.(712) 276-2316. E-mail: ph ttle@cableone.net

WANTED: Operation and maintenance manuals for aGold Star scope Model OS -8020R. Don Mier, 4009 N.Foxdale Ave., Covina, CA 91722. (526) 338-9225

WANTED: Cabinets for RCA 9-X-561 and GE H-500radios. Will buy junkers for cabinets. 3ob Barr, 9660 S.E.Little Club Way N, Tequesta, FL 33469. (561) 741-1907

WANTED: UTC transformer Model LS54 or LS57, also7JP4 picture tube known to be in good condition.Thomas Rocheleau, PO Box 132, Franklin, MA 02038.(508) 528-3061, between 6-10 pm

ELECTRICRADIO

UERAre you tired of plastic modem radios thatyou can't work on and are hard to under-stand? Are you looking for informationon restoration of quality vintage receiv-ers and transmitters? Electric Radio isthe magazine for you! In pint since May,1989, we also have the largest vintage -only Ham classified section available.Please send $1 for a sample copy to:

ER, PO Box 242, Bailey CO, 80421720-924-0171 email. 1editar2tOindra.com

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FOR SALE: Majestic Model 131 chassis and speaker.John Zima, 1360 Reed Rd., Churchville, NY 14428.(585) 293-3023. E-mail: jfz_rhy@yahoo.com

FOR SALE: Nice Radiola II, complete & original -$350.(12) SW3 coils - $225 for lot. (5) SW5 coils - $80. GRwavemeter & filter - $95. 1918 Jewell wavemeter -$125. Contact: Stu Mount, 18 Bedford Ave., Fishkill, NY12524. (845) 896-2371. E-mail: jensdad@optonline.net

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FOR SALE: Glayzit Bakelite restorer. Will restore anycondition Bakelite radio case - $10.99 per can, $4shipping. Go to Radiotiques.com or send $14.99 to: JeffGoldstein, 4 Curry Ct., Wilmington, DE 19810

FOR SALE: (2) 1965 caddy Wonderbar radios - $50ea. Del Tysdal, 6500 Hwy. 10, Glyndon, MN 56547

FOR SALE: Bits of Wireless History from Gray Historyof Wireless Museum, 63 pages - $29 + shipping. PaulHarnetty, 4805 Parkmoor, Westerville, OH 43082. (614)882-1979

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FOR SALE: (50) antique table radios, pick up only -$1,600. A. LaPierre, 1314 Gardner Rd., Fort Mohave,AZ 86426. (928) 758-6352

FOR SALE: 1941 & 1942 Philco escutcheons, knobsand pushbuttons reproductions now available. Othervarious knobs and pushbuttons also available.Contact us for specific model numbers onescutcheons. Old Time Replications, 5744 TobiasAve., Van Nuys, CA 91411. (818) 786-2500. E-mail:oldtimerep@aol.com. Web: http://www.antiqueradioknobs.com

FOR SALE: Ancient QSTs -$1.50. Techtronix scopes,perfect condition - $200 and up. Request pix/details.Charles Graham, K2GVE, 4 Fieldwood Dr., BedfordHills, NY 10507. (914) 666-4523

FOR SALE: Items in old ads & new additions:radioexchange.net, for sale, IL, richstestequip. RichardFlaws, 212 Mondovi Dr., Oswego, IL 60543. (630) 554-9207, before 9pm CT

FOR SALE: Hand-crafted double slide tuner. 13" longwithout measuring for the binding posts. This is a verynice job, with brass sliding rods and manufacturedsliders - $35. Also, turn -of -the -century oak wall phoneby the Dean Elec. Co. All there, looks great, exceptouter cotton covering on receiver line is frayed...(electricalwires are O.K.). All internal components are there andlook fine, including the working magneto. Nickel platedparts are nice! - $140. Dave Crocker, 35 Santuit PondRd., #4B, Mashpee, MA 02649. (508) 477-1578, before9 pm EST, please

FOR SALE: Radiola Model 26 portable superheterodynewith home battery box, (8) gd. 99s, exc cond - BO ortrade for Radiola X. Charles Kirsten, 7626 Cloudy BayCt., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739. (909) 803-2447

FOR SALE: Antique radio schematics still only - $3ppd. Joseph R. Forth, 119 Long Vue Acres Rd.,Wheeling, WV 26003. (304) 277-3154. E-mail:wa2trt 1st.net

FOR SALE/TRADE: Kadettes: Blue Classic, Jewel &TuneMaster remote. WANTED: CaVac tabletop withpicture on grille cloth. C. R. Nevins Museum of Radio,Ken Nevins, 406 Jipson St., Blissfield, MI 49228. (517)486-3019, evenings. E-mail: ken@kennevins.com

FOR SALE: Brand new multi -speed turntables, preamps,equalizers, styli, record sleeves & accessories. Nauck'sVintage Records, 22004 Sherrod Ln., Spring, TX 77389.E-mail: www.78rpm.com

FOR SALE: Have you seen our radio/wireless reprintslist? Visit www.beqbooks.com. Click on Technical &Reprints. Bequaert Old Books, PO Box 775, Fitzwilliam,NH 03447. (603) 585-3448. E-mail: info@ beqbooks.com

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Estes AuctionsSpecializing in Vintage Radios

Complete Auction & Appraisal Service

Vintage Radio AuctionThe Gerald Windau Collection

Saturday, January 13, 2007 - 10 AM ESTat the Expo Auction Center

8157 Garman Rd., Burbank Ohio (Exit 204 off 1-71)then south on SR #83 to the Love's Truck Stop, turn leftonto Garman Rd. and follow one mile to the auction site

Estes Auctions will offer Mr. Windau's collection. Gerald has devotedmany years to collecting radios in the Fostoria, Ohio area. He has a nicevaried collection and some of the items are: a nice Meteor 3 -tube, Kennedy440, Grebe CR-9, Grebe MU -1, Atwater Kent Model 10 breadboard,Crosley Model 50, Model 51, Model 52, Model V, Penn Radio, over 50circa 1920s battery sets, a large collection of headphones - over 100 sets,many cathedral and tombstone radios. Most of these are in good originalcondition. A dozen horn speakers to include a Burns petal speaker, a niceMusic Master with a wood bell. Several other speakers, cone and mantlestyle. Radio books and magazines. Lots of tubes to be sold, some to be soldin large lots. A nice selection of test equipment. Many table radios. SeveralZenith Trans-Oceanics. We will also offer a variety of part sets, testequipment, and radios needing some TLC. This will be our early sale onthese items starting at 8:30 AM until the start of the main auction. Hope tosee you there. Preview: Jan. 12, 4 - 8 PM. Terms: Cash, check, Visa, M/C.5% gallery fee.

Richard Estes, K8LRY - Auctioneer

ESTES AUCTIONS7404 Ryan Road

Medina, Ohio 44256Bob Dobush & Bob White - TubesKim Graca - Tech SupportAllan Ferris - Set UpMark Delauter - Set Up

Toll free: (888) 769-4992Fax: (330) 769-4116

E-mail: estesauctions@aol.comWeb: www.estesauctions.com

Call us to sell one radio or an entire collection.

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FOR SALE: Zenith 6-S-27 cabinet, needs some repair- $75. Claude Chaffin, 4223 E. 42nd Way, Independence,MO 64055. (816) 478-3391

FOR SALE: Antique radio schematics still only - $3ppd. Joseph R. Forth, 119 Long Vue Acres Rd.,Wheeling, WV 26003. (304) 277-3154. E-mail:wa2trt@lst.net

FAX NUMBER FORANTIQUE RADIO CLASSIFIED(978) 371-7129 - 24 hours a day

Ads - Subscriptions - Book OrdersSee policy pages for details

FOR SALE: Triplett tube tester 3413A with BV adapterfor televison picture tube testing without removal fromset. Manual for tube testing and manual for picture tubetesting. Excellent like new condition - $125. JacksonDynamic Mod 648 tube tester, excellent - $90. Twoused RCA 2A3 tubes, test vg - $65 for pair. All +shipping. Ken Armstrong, PO Box 216, Storm Lake, IA50588. (712) 732-3012

FOR SALE: Stereo amp 10W solid-state - $15 +shipping. Philco radio 9C chassis 89 -$135 + shipping.Bogen CTS 1035 amp, needs repair - $65 + shipping.R.S. Disher, 2548 Greenwich Rd., Winston-Salem, NC27104. (336) 723-8716

FOR SALE: Trans -Oceanic H-500 - $150. Haveothers. 1938 Emerson BA -199 - $135. Sony ICF-SW30 digital - $145. Ted Demski, 5806 225 Pl. SW,Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043. (425) 778-7100; (425)220-5261

FOR SALE: Two beautiful chairside radios. Call fordetails. Howard Felder, 7517 Granada Dr., Bethesda,MD 20817-6603. (301) 320-3028

FOR SALE: RE45 RCA Victor console original, working,serviced; RAC Radiola 18; GE RAD 118 phone/combo;Philco phono Model 39-12, not working but with originalparts; Zenith high-fidelity Cobra-Matic with power pointphono cartridge tips; Pooley record cabinet Patent1910; Philco Model 41-608 beautiful; Philco Radio/Victrola Model 49-1603; Majestic Model 71 electricreceiver; Majestic Model 180 (Beavy Fum Ser 0021356);Speakers: Atwater Kent radio speaker Model E Ser822223; Radiola speakers 100 (2); Jackson Model 643Multimeter; (3) Simplex Electric Sun Bowe; 1 OUAMradio speaker; instruction booklet Weston Model 767Filatrol; instruction booklet Victor Radio with Electrola;Westinghouse Model 771 tube tester with instructionmanual; (4) red top needle sharpeners; (2) NewcombeHawley drum speakers; Maytag chassis Type FYED4;GE fan 800836 works; Collector Edition Time LifeCollection Swing Era entire set 1938 -1970s; CollectorEdition Swing Years Reader Digest entire set. Tablemodels: Philco R/P 49-163 - refinished; Air King recordPlayer; RCA Radiola 18 works, beautiful piece. Over(100) editions of Antique Radio Classified from the1980s to the late 1990s. Call for prices. Joanne Schnare,22 Leopold St., Burlington, MA 01803. (781) 365-1414

FOR SALE: HP 5300A counter with 5304A timer/counter - $50. Triplett 2413 tube tester - $35. NorbertC. Wokasch, 3312 W. Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO80904. (719) 633-5661

FOR SALE: KLH Model Eight receiving systemconsisting of a speaker & FM receiver, Cambridge.Mass. story in Nov. 2002 A.R.C., a 1960s classic.Reference: High Fidelity magazine,FM Receiver, Feb. 1961 pp. 54-55, clean set & speakersystem with manual. Also old batt. sets. FrankVaillancourt, 292 Pike Rd., Marshfield. VT 05658. (802)426-3509

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CLASSIFIED ADSMISCELLANEOUS

amp = amplifierBC = broadcastBO = best offerca. = circa (approx. date)ea. = eachF.O.B. = freight on boardIB = instruction bookLSASE = A Long SASE

(see SASE)LW = long waveM.I.B. = mint in boxMO = money orderMod = modelN.I.B. = new in original

boxN.O.S. = new old stock

(an original, unusedvintage item)

NT = no tubesOB = in original box080 = or best otter

= postage & handlingppd = postage paid

(shipping included)

A.R.C. does not encouragenote for hams - most su

PS = power supply, also"pwr sup

PU = pick up onlyrcvr = receiverSASE = self-addressed

stamped envelope(send a long. #10,envelope)

spkr = speakerSW = shortwaveUPS = United Parcel

Servicevol. = volumew/ = withw/o = withoutWT = with tubesxcvr = transceiverxfmr = transformerxmtr = transmitterxstr = transistorxtal = crystal

BOOKS USED AS REFERENCES(V.R., p 30) means Vintage Radio, page 30

Blast = Radio -A Blast From The PastBunts 1, 2, 3 or 4 = Collector's Guide to Antique

Radios, 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th editionsCollins = Radios - The Golden AgeDouglas V1, V2 or V3 = Radio Manufacturers of

the 1920s. Volumes 1, 2 or 3E.O.R. 1 or 2 = Evolution of the Radio, Volumes

1 or 2F.O.S. = Flick of the SwitchGrinder/Fathauer = Radio Collector's Directory

and Price GuideG.O.R. = Guide to Old RadiosJohnson's A.R. = Antique Radios - Restoration

& Price GuideM.A.J.A. = Machine Age to Jet AgeO.T.B. = Old Timer's Bulletin published by

Antique Wireless Association (AWA)Sideli = Classic Plastic RadiosV.R. = Vintage Radio

abbreviations except thosebscribers are not hams so

CONDITION(If good or better, mention non -original parts)

p = poor f = fairg = good vg = very goodexc = excellent

isted here. Please spell out all other words. Specialwe do not recommend ham -type abbreviations.

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WANTED: Crank -type phonographs and parts. Chassisand speaker for a Stromberg-Carlson radio Model 674or similar parts. Sev Dvorsky, 380 Morrisor Dr.,Pittsburgh, PA 15216. (412) 344-6633. E-mail:stdvorsky@gmail.com

WANTED: Yaesu FRB -757 relay box; Bliley VF -1crystals 3505-3525 kHz with top knob adjustment FORSALE: Miscellaneous equipment, parts, other stuff. ListSASE. All inquiries answered. Geo. H. Goldstone, WRAP,1010 Burnham Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI 483C4. (248)647-3399

WANTED: Chassis & speaker for RCA 100 cathedral.Also chassis for AK944. Dan Schafer, 3446 W. 100thSt., Cleveland, OH 44111. (216) 631-7588. E-mail:howdanl @core.com

WANTED: Lavender Air King #52 trim parts. Lever typeknobs and top bars. Robert Lutz, 9100 Noland Rd.,Lenexa, KS 66215. (913) 894-1237

WANTED: Zenith 7S529 radio. Eric Beheim, 25114Oak 121., Descanso, CA 91916. Email:cinephonic@aol.com

WANTED: Atwater Kent Model 20 tuning knobs. GilWarrenton, PO Box 5348, Bisbee, AZ 85603. (520) 432-9115

WANTED: Pre -1925 Zenith and Chicago RadioLaboratories. I pay top dollar. Scott Morton, 3011Hudson, Erie, PA 16508. E-mail: mrzenith@aol corn

WANTED: I am putting together an RCA collection ofthe John Vassos-designed-cabinet radios from the 1936model year. Specifically, the chrome -framed consolesand tombstones. Please adv se condition and price infirst contact. Thank you. Bob Snively, 516 S. 16th St.,Richmond, IN 47374. (765) 935-3746. E-mail:totallytubular@aol.com

WANTED: Broadcast microphones. Early carbon,condenser, ribbons, etc. James Steele, PO Box 610,Kingsland, GA 31548-0620. (912) 729-2242. E-mail:JSteele @ k-bay106.com. Microphone collectors website:http://www.k-bay106.cornimics.htm

WANTED: AK 447 tombstone cabinet or complete setin any condition for cabinet parts. Joe Miano, 57 HillcrestDr., Wayne, NJ 07470. (973) 694-3721

WANTED: Fada Catalin radios Help! My entire cotectionspontaneousy combusted during an interview with the"Enquirer." Replenish and repent ye sinners. Pleasewrite or call collect: Rain Buttignol, 214 State St., #7,Portsmouth, NH 03801. (603) 427-1384

WANTED: 4VW II German or Swiss enigma codemachine, German Geheimschreiber and Japanesepurple cipher machines. OSS suitcase radios, US M-209 code machines, BC -611 walkie talkies, Navy MABradios, Vietnam US PRC-90, PRC-77, PRC-25 and CIADelco 5300 radio. Larry Pitman, 5424 Bryan StationRd., Paris, KY 40361. (859) 299-5022. E-mail:zanzibar22@alltetnet

WANTED: Transconductancemeter for Western ElectricKS -15750 tube tester, basket case OK. Walter L. Hughes,PO Box 25, Berryville, VA 22611. (540) 955-2635

Always wanted Western Electric theatreAmps, speakers, horns, driven, and tubes.Also seeking vintage tube equipment byMarantz. McIntosh and Tannoy. Thank you.

Chong Ong10717 Ames StreetFairfax, VA 22032Tel. (703) 273-3866E-mail: cone@cox.net

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Collector's GuideTo Antique Radios

6th EditionBy John Slusser & the staff of Radio Daze

COLLECTOR S GUIDE TO

AntiqueRadios(

SIXTHEDITION

10,000+ sets from the '20s - '50s1,000 Color Photographs

Updated 2004 prices

$24.95 - SoftcoverEverything stocked and shipped promptly - Radio is our middle name.

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WANTED: Chassis & speaker for Zenith Model 6S229,with or without tubes. Ed DeCann, 480 W. Main St., Apt.5-B, Osakis, MN 56360. (320) 859-4282

WANTED: Air King Skyscraper radios, except for thatunbearably ugly model with the third (tuning) eye at thetop that bears better resemblance to a flounder than tothe face of a building. Please write or call collect: RainButtignol, 214 State St., #7, Portsmouth, NH 03801.(603) 427-1384

WANTED: Functional switch Olympic radio part #31066Model 1770, chassis 177, rotary wafer type, stereo-phono, monaural, AM, stereo-plex, FM. Julius Anderson,175 Orient Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07305. (201) 432-4619

WANTED: Realistic near new or new in box ' 2-779.Patrolman SW -60 multi -band radio found on page 95catalog no. 380, 1985 Radio Shack or page 96 1990Radio Shack catalog. Near new or new in box 12-767Realistic DX66 six -band multi -band radio and worldwideshortwave. Ronald W. Cross, 110 S. Madison St., Apt.523, Spokane, WA 99201. (509) 294-2013

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Estes Auctions_13 Specializing in Vintage Radios

Complete Auction & Appraisal Service

Radio AuctionZenith Stratosphere - McIntosh Amplifier

Saturday, January 13, 2007 -10 AM ESTat the Expo Auction Center

8157 Garman Rd.. Burbank Ohio (Exit 204 off 1-71)then south on SR #83 to the Love's Truck Stop, turn leftonto Garman Rd and follow one mile to the auction site.

Estes Auctions will offer these superb pieces along with theGerald Windau radio collection. The Zenith Stratosphere is aModel 16A61, a rare and very beautiful radio. These radios werebuilt at a time when the radio would be the centerpiece of theowner's living room so style and looks were so very important.The timing for introduction of the Stratosphere was bad as theDepression -era economy meant the Stratosphere would not be abig seller due to price so very few exist today. Make your plans toown this one. The McIntosh amplifier is the rare Anniversary GoldModel 275 amplifier. There were only 50 of these made, and theare very beautiful pieces of equipment. It is a piece of audioequipment that will keep gaining in value each year. This auctionoffers the opportunity for you to own it. Terms: Cash, check, Visa.M/C. 5% gallery fee.

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ESTES AUCT IONS7404 Ryan Road

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Toll free: (888) 769-4992Fax: (330) 769-4116

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Call us to sell one radio or an entire collection.

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OHIO - Jan. 2ANTIQUE RADIO COLLECTORS OF OHIO

MEETINGDayton, OH - 2929 Hazelwood Ave.

7 pmInfo: Karl Koogle - (937) 294-8960 -

karlkrad@gemair.com

ARKANSAS - Jan. 4ANTIQUE RADIO COLLECTORS CLUB

OF FORT SMITH - MEETINGFort Smith, AR - 1st Baptist Church

1400 Grand Ave.7:30 pm

Info: Paul Tucker - (479) 782-8178

WASHINGTON - Jan. 6RADIO ENTHUSIASTS OF PUGET SOUND

MEETINGSeattle. WA - Queen Anne Library

400 W. Garfield2 pm

Info: REPS - (206) 488-9518www.repsonline.org

GEORGIA - Jan. 8SOUTHEASTERN ANTIQUE RADIO SOC.

MEETING WITH SHOW & TELLNorcross, GA - Fire Mountain Rest.

Jimmy Carter Blvd.6:30 pm

Info: Rich Rodgers - (678) 591-3619www.sarsradio.com

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rshould provide description of event, date,time, place, directions, & information/con-tact person. Since listings are on a "spaceavailable" basis, no guarantee of listing ismade. Submission deadline - 5th of month.*Club/museum/non-profit events are listedfree; other events are obtained from adver-tisements placed elsewhere in A.R.C. Sorry,we don't have room for hamfests.

MISSOURI - Jan. 9ANTIQUE RADIO COLL. & HIST. SOCIETY

OF GREATER ST. LOUISMEETING

Kirkwood, MO - Kirkwood Community Center111 S. Geyer Rd. Room 201-A

7:30 pm

Meeting - Show & Tell - Swap TableInfo: Derek Cohn - (314) 725-2333

vibroplez@mindspring.com

N. CAROLINA - Jan. 9EAST CAROLINA ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGGreenville. NC - Sheppard Memorial Library

Meeting Room A. 530 Evans St.7 pm

Info: Bill Engstrom - (252) 355-8732Herman Schnur- (252) 752-2264

OHIO - Jan. 9SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF

ANTIQUE RADIO KNOWLEDGE - MEETINGCenterville. OH - Donatos Pizzeria

7912 Paragon Rd.7 pm

Info: Edward App - (937) 865-0982www.antiqueradios.com/spark

PENNSYLVANIA - Jan. 9DELAWARE VALLEY HIST. RADIO CLUB

MEETING - SWAP - AUCTIONTelford. PA - Telford Community Building

Hamilton & Hamlin7:30 pm

Info: Delaware Valley Historic Radio ClubPO Box 5053. New Britain, PA 18901

www.dvhrc.org-

Submission Deadline forFeb. issue is Jan. 5Mar. issue is Feb. 5

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ONTARIO - Jan. 10OTTAWA VINTAGE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGOttawa, Ont. - The Ottawa Citizen

Conference Room. 1101 Baxter Rd.7 pm

Info: OVRC - (613) 832-3097 www.ovrc.org

ARKANSAS - Jan. 11ARKANSAS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGCall for Location and Directions

7 pmInfo: Tom Burgess - (501) 455-0773 -

NEW JERSEY - Jan. 12NEW JERSEY ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGPrinceton. NJ - The David Sarnoff Library

U.S. Route 1

7:30 pmInfo: Mary Beeferman - (609) 693-9430

Phil Vourtsis - (732) 446-2427www.njarc.org

OHIO - Jan. 13ESTES AUCTIONSRADIO AUCTION

Burbank, OH - Expo Auction Center8157 Garmon Rd., Exit 204 off 1-71

10 amInfo: (888) 769-4992 - Fax: (330) 769-4116

estesauctions@aol.com -www.estesauctions.com

OKLAHOMA - Jan. 13OKLA. VINTAGE RADIO COLLECTORS

MEETINGOklahoma City. OK - Hometown Euffet

3900 N.W. 63rd St.6 pm: Dinner - 7 pm: Meetinc

Info: Frank Karner - fkarner@cox.net(405) 769-4656 - http://members.cox.neVokyrd

OREGON - Jan. 13NORTHWEST VINTAGE RADIO SOCIETY

MEETING & TAILGATE SWAPOregon City, OR - Abernathy Grange Hall

15745 S. Harley Ave.Swap: 8:30 am - Meeting: 10 am

Info: www.nwvrs.org

COLORADO - Jan. 14COLORADO RADIO COLLECTORS

MEETINGCall David Boyle for details

1 pmInfo: David Boyle - (303) 681-3258

-NEW MEXICO - Jan. 14NEW MEXICO RADIO COLLECTORS CLUB

MEETAlbuquerque, NM - Anna Kaseman Hospital8300 Constitution Ave. (W. cf Wyoming)

1:30 pm: Tailgate Swap Meet2 pm: Program. Show & Tell and Auction

Info: Chuck Burch - (505) 286-9674chuckBurch@aolcom

http://members.aol.com;NMRCC

FLORIDA - Jan. 15JACKSONVILLE ANTIQUE RADIO SOC.

MEETINGJacksonville. FL - Countryside Village Clubhouse

10960 Beach Blvd7:30 pm

Info: Sean Olin - (904) 366-8332www.jarsradioclub.com

CALIFORNIA - Jan. 16CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RADIO SOC.

SACRAMENTO CHAPTER - MEETINGShingle Springs, CA - 3755 Durock Rd

7 pmInfo: Bob Moore - rernoore@cwnelcom

www.caiiforniahistoricalradio.com

OHIO - Jan. 17CENTRAL OHIO ANTIQUE RADIO ASSOC.

MEETINGColumbus. OH - DeVry Insti ute of Tech.

1350 Alum Creek Rd.. 1-70 Exit 103B7:30 Dm

Info: Barry Gould - (614) 777-8534Chuck Davis - (614) 792-6237

http://members.tripod.coml-COARMndex.htm

OHIO - Jan. 17CINCINNATI ANTIQUE RADIO SOCIETY

MEETINGCincinnati, OH - Brecon Unit.ad Methodist

Church. 7388 E. Kemper Rd.7:30 pm

Info: Bob White: (513) 385-8291

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MARK YOUR CALENDARJan. 2 - OH, Dayton - ARCO MeetingJan. 4 - AR, Fort Smith - ARCC MeetingJan. 6 - WA, Seattle - REPS MeetingJan. 8 - GA, Norcross - SARS MeetingJan. 9 - MO, Kirkwood - ARCH MeetingJan. 9 - NC, Greenville - ECARC MeetingJan. 9 - OH, Centerville - SPARK MeetingJan. 9 - PA, Telford - DVHRC MeetingJan. 10 - Ottawa, Ont. - OVRC MeetingJan. 11 -AR, "Call" -AARC MeetingJan. 12 - NJ, Princeton - NJARC MeetingJan. 13 - OH, Burbank - Estes AuctionJan. 13 - OK, Oklahoma City - OKVRC MeetingJan. 13 - OR, Oregon City - NWVRS MeetingJan. 14 - CO, "Call" - CRC MeetingJan. 14 - NM, Albuquerque - NMRCC MeetJan. 15 - FL, Jacksonville - JARS MeetingJan. 16 - CA, Shingle Springs - CHRS MeetingJan. 17 - OH, Cincinnati - CARS MeetingJan. 17 - OH, Columbus - COARA MeetingJan. 18 - OK, Tulsa - HLARA MeetingJan. 19 - NY, Highland Falls - HARPS MeetingJan. 20 - TX, Kyle - TARC MeetingJan. 20 - TX, Irving - VRPS MeetingJan. 21 - MD, Davidsonville - MAARC MeetingJan. 21 -TN, Memphis - MARC MeetingJan. 21- WA, Seattle - PSARA MeetingJan. 22 - AL, Birmingham - AARC MeetingJan. 27 - OH, Columbus - COARA Swap MeetJan. 28 - NY, Schenectady - SARC MeetingJan. 28 - WI, Milwaukee - WARC Swap MeetFeb. 1 - AR, Fort Smith - ARCC MeetingFeb. 2-4 - TX, Houston - HVRA ConventionFeb. 3 - CA, Berkeley - CHRS MeetFeb. 3 - MI, Farmington Hills - MARC MeetFeb. 3 - WA, Seattle - REPS MeetingFeb. 6 - OH, Dayton - ARCO MeetingFeb. 8 - AR, "Call" - AARC MeetingFeb. 9 - NJ, Princeton - NJARC MeetingFeb. 10 - CT, Windsor - VRCM Swap MeetFeb. 10 - IN, Beech Grove - IHRS MeetFeb. 10 - OH, Burbank - Estes AuctionFeb. 10 - OK, Oklahoma City - OKVRC MeetingFeb. 10 - OR, Oregon City - NWVRS MeetingFeb. 11 - NM, Albuquerque - NMRCC MeetFeb. 12 - GA, Norcross - SARS MeetingFeb. 13 - MO, Kirkwood - ARCH MeetingFeb. 13 - NC, Greenville - ECARC MeetingFeb. 13 - OH, Centerville - SPARK MeetingFeb. 13 - PA, Telford - DVHRC MeetingFeb. 14 - Ottawa, Ont. - OVRC MeetingFeb. 15 - OK, Tulsa - HLARA MeetingFeb. 17 - GA, Buford - SARS MeetFeb. 17 - TX, Irving - VRPS MeetingFeb. 18 - MA, Westford - GBARC Radio XXXVIIIFeb. 18 - TX, Schertz - TARC MeetingFeb. 18 - WA, Seattle - PSARA MeetingFeb. 19 - FL, Jacksonville - JARS MeetingMar. 3 - NY, Brookville - LIWHS Radio Day 2007

See expanded listing for many of these events

1 OKLAHOMA - Jan. 18HEARTLAND ANTIQUE RADIO ASSOC.

MEETINGSee Website for meeting location

7 pmInfo: Dan Weilacher - 620 Spunky Rd.

Catoosa, OK 74015www.hlara.org

NEW YORK - Jan. 19HUDSON VALLEY ANTIQUE RADIOAND PHONO SOCIETY - MEETING

Highland Falls, NY - Art Kingsley Residence7-9 pm (call to confirm details)

Info: Art Kingsley - (845) 446-4091

TEXAS - Jan. 20TEXAS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGKyle, TX - Railroad BBC

10:30 amInfo: Ed Engelken - EdEngel(g'gytc.com

(830) 899-3864www.gytc.com/-edengelfTARC.htm

TEXAS - Jan. 20VINTAGE RADIO & PHONOGRAPH SOC.

MEETINGIrving, TX - Senter East Building

9 am - 12 NoonInfo: George Potter - (972) 353-4862vrps sbcglobal.net - www.vrps.org

MARYLAND - Jan. 21MID -ATLANTIC ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETING SWAPMEET AUCTIONDavidsonville, MD - Davidson Rec Center,

3727 Queen Anne Bridge RoadFlea Market: 9 am - Auction: NoonInfo: Geoff Shearer - (703) 818-2686

www.maarc.org

TENNESSEE - Jan. 21MEMPHIS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGMemphis, TN - St. Timothy United Methodist

Church, 4105 St. Elmo Ave.2 pm

Info: Ray Eaton - (731) 989-7089marc_memphisantiqueradioclub@hotmail.com

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WASHINGTON - Jan. 21PUGET SOUND ANTIQUE RADIO ASSN.

MEETINGSeattle, WA - Shoreline Museum

749 N. 175th & Linden Ave.10 am - 12 Noon: Tailgate Swap

12 Noon: Meeting, Program, Show & TellInfo: Pete Peterson - (425) 747-1323

http://www.eskimo.com/-hhagen/psara.html

ALABAMA - Jan. 22ALABAMA ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGBirmingham, AL - Alabama Power Building

Parkway East7 pm

Info: Ron Westbrook - (205) 833-8035www.bham.net/ahrs/

OHIO - Jan. 27CENTRAL OHIO ANTIQUE RADIO ASSN.

SWAP MEETColumbus, OH - Northeast Career Center

3671 Stelzer Rd.1-270, Exit 33 Easton Way to Stelzer Rd.

Dealers: 7 am - Public: 7:30 am - 12 NoonInfo: Tom Flack (614) 538-9293

Chuck Davis (614) 792-6237chucksued@sbcglobalnet

NEW YORK - Jan. 28SCHENECTADY ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGSchenectady, NY - Schenectady Museum &

Planetarium, Knott TerraceFlea Market: 1:30 pm - Meeting: 2 pm

Info: David Ellers - (518) 237-2665http://dadellers.tripod.com/

WISCONSIN - Jan. 28WISCONSIN ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

SWAP MEETMilwaukee, WI - 5917 S. Howell

Near Airport8 am - 12 Noon

Info: Bill Engaas - (262) 786-8183engaas@milwpc.com

FSUBMISSION DEADLINE5th OF MONTH FOR FOLLOWING MONTE'S ISSUE

Please include date, time, place, directions,event details & information/contact person.

ARKANSAS - Feb. 1ANTIQUE RADIO COLLECTORS CLUB OF

FORT SMITH - MEETINGFort Smith, AR - First Baptist Church

1400 Grand Ave.7:30 pm

Info: Paul Tucker - (479) '82-8178

TEXAS - Feb. 2-4HOUSTON VINTAGE RADIO ASSOC.

28TH ANNUAL CONVENTIONHouston, TX - Greenspoint Marriot Hotel

255 N. Sam Houston Pkwy EEquipment Contest. 3 auctions,

Banquet and Swap MeetInfo: Bill Werzner - (713) 721-2242

www.hvra.org _

CALIFORNIA - Feb. 3CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RADIO SOC.

SWAP MEET - SPECLkL PRESENTATIONBerkeley, CA - KRE Building

601 Ashby Ave.9 am

Info: CHRS Hotline - (415. 821-9800www.californiahistoricalradio.com

MICHIGAN - Feb. 3MICHIGAN ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

WINTER SWAP MEETFarm ngton Hills, MI - Costick Center

9 am - 3 pmInfo: Rob Murrell (248) 399-2149www.michiganantiquersdio.org

WASHINGTON - Feb. 3RADIO ENTHUSIASTS OF PUGET SOUND

MEETINGSeattle, WA - Queen Anne Library

400 W. Garfield2 pm

Info: REPS - (206) 488-9518www.repsonline.org

OHIO - Feb. 6ANTIQUE RADIO COLLECTORS OF OHIO

MEETINGDayton, OH - 2929 Hazelwood Ave.

7 pmInfo: Karl Koogle - (937) 294-8960

karlkrad @genmair.com

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ARKANSAS - Feb. 8ARKANSAS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGCall for location and directions

7 pmInfo: Tom Burgess - (501) 455-0773

NEW JERSEY - Feb. 9NEW JERSEY ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGPrinceton. NJ - The David Sarnoff Library

U.S. Route 17:30 pm

Info: Mary Beeferman - (609) 693-9430Phil Vourtsis - (732) 446-2427 - www.njarc.org

CONNECTICUT - Feb. 10VINTAGE RADIO & COMM. MUSEUM

OF CTINDOOR SWAP MEET

Windsor. CT - 115 Pierson LaneInfo: John Ellsworth - (860) 673-0518

www.nationalcommunicationsmuseum.org

INDIANA - Feb. 10INDIANA HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY

SWAP MEETBeech Grove, IN - Hornet Park Comm,Center -1-465 S, Exit 52, N on Emerson

3 blocks from Hornet Ave.7 am - 12 Noon

Info: Fred Prohl - (812) 988-1761Dr. Ed Taylor - (317) 638-1641

www.indianahistoricalradio.org

OHIO - Feb. 10ESTES AUCTIONSRADIO AUCTION

Burbank. OH - Expo Auction Center8157 Garmon Rd., Exit 204 off 1-71

10 amInfo: (888) 769-4992 - Fax: (330) 769-4116

estesauctions@aol.com -www.estesauctions.com

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NOTE: The "Coming Radio Events" pagesare tabulated from the best informationavailable to A.R.C. However, changes, can-cellations and errors do occur. To avoid dis-appointment, verify place, date and timeespecially for events which are new to you.

OKLAHOMA - Feb. 10OKLA. VINTAGE RADIO COLLECTORS

MEETINGOklahoma City, OK - Hometown Buffet

39C0 N.W. 63rd St.6 pm: Dinner - 7 pm: Meeting

Info: Frank Karner - fkarner@cox.net(405) 769-4656 - http://members.cox.net/okyrd

OREGON - Feb. 10NORTHWEST VINTAGE RADIO SOCIETY

MEETING & TAILGATE SWAPOregon City. OR - Salvation Army Rose Center

10 amInfo www.nwvrs.org

NEW MEXICO - Feb. 11NEW MEXICO RADIO COLLECTORS CLUB

MEETAlbuquerque, NM - Anna Kaseman Hospital8300 Constitu-ion Ave. (W. of Wyoming)

1:30 pm: Tailgate Swap Meet2 pm: Program, Show & Tell and Auction

Info: Chuck Burch - (505) 286-9674chuckBurch@aol.com

http://members.aol.corn/NMRCC

GEORGIA - Feb. 12SOUTHEASTERN ANTIQUE RADIO SOC.

MEETING WITH SHOW & TELLNorcross, GA - Fire Mountain Rest.

Jimmy Carter Blvd.6:30 pm

Info: Rich Rodgers - (678) 591-3619www.sarsradio.com

MISSOURI - Feb. 13ANTIQUE RADIO COLL. & HIST. OF

GREATER ST. LOUIS - MEETINGKirkwood, MO - Kirkwood Community Center

111 S. Geyer Rd.. Room 201-A7:30 pm Meeting, Show & Tell, Swap Table

Info: Derek Cohn - (314) 725-2333vibroplex @ mindspring.com

New Club Forming?LET A.R.C. HELP YOU FIND NEW MEMBERS

Send your information toarc,,antiqueradic.com or fax: (9781 371-7129

Or mail to: PO Box 2, Carlisle, MA 01741

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N. CAROLINA - Feb. 13EAST CAROLINA ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGGreenville. NC - Sheppard Memorial LibrzryMeeting Room A. 530 Evans St. 7 pr

Info: Bill Engstrom - (252) 355-8732Herman Schnur- (252) 752-2264

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OHIO - Feb. 13SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF

ANTIQUE RADIO KNOWLEDGE - MEETINGCenterville, OH - Donatos Pizzeria

7912 Paragon Rd.7 pm

Info: Edward App - (937) 865-0982www.antiqueradios.com/spark

PENNSYLVANIA - Feb. 13DELAWARE VALLEY HIST. RADIO CLUB

MEETING - SWAP - AUCTIONTelford, PA - Telford Community Building

Hamilton & Hamlin7:30 pm

Info: Delaware Valley Historic Radio ClubPO Box 5053, New Britain, PA 18901

www.dvhrc.org

ONTARIO - Feb. 14OTTAWA VINTAGE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGOttawa. Ont. - The Ottawa Citizen

Conference Room, 1101 Baxter Rd.7 pm

Info: OVRC - (613) 832-3097 www.ovrc.org

OKLAHOMA - Feb. 15HEARTLAND ANTIQUE RADIO ASSOC.

MEETINGSee Website for meeting location

7 pmInfo: Dan Weilacher - 620 Spunky Fd.

Catoosa, OK 74015www.hlara.org

GEORGIA - Feb. 17SOUTHEASTERN ANTIQUE RADIO SOC.

WINTER INDOOR MEGA MEETBuford, GA - Antique Mall Georgia

8 am - 12:30 pmInfo: Bob Wren (678) 227-2283

www.sarsradio.com

TEXAS - Feb. 17VINTAGE RADIO & PHONOGRAPH SOC.

MEETINGIrving, TX - Senter East Bu 'ding

9 am - 12 NoonInfo: George Potter - (972) 253-4862vrps@sbcglobal.net - www.rrps.org

MASSACHUSETTS - Feb. 18GREATER BOSTON ANTIQLE RADIOCOLLECTORS - RADIO XXXVIII

Westford, MA - Westford Regency Inn1-495, Exit 32. West on Rt. 11) for .4 mi.

8 am - 12 NoonFor Hotel reservations: 800-543-7801

Mention Radio XXXVIIIInfo: A.R.C. - (866) 371-0512

arc @antiqueradio.com

TEXAS - Feb. 18TEXAS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGSchertz. TX - VFW Hall

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