VOLUME 21

ANTIQUE RADIO CLASSIFIED

APRIL 2004 NUMBER 4

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5 Editor's CommentsKey to meets - camaraderie.

5 On the CoverSam Pet nov. longtime radio man.

6 Radio XXXVDown with the winter doldrums!

12 Atwater Kent 84It pays to advertise.

13 Col -R -Tel ConverterSuperior to Technicolor'?

14 Early Television Conventions andMuseumThe start of something big!

16 Photo Review"Radio" sells gas and oil?

18 Estes Auctions - Deutsch and RossbachCollectionsIlistoric tube prices!

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EDITOR'S COMMENTSA bridge to spring - that's how we like to de-

scribe the Greater Boston Antique Radio Collectors'(GBARC) annual February meet, the subject cf ourlead article. At this writing, we can fantasize that thisbridge needed to be only a short one because weare now enjoying record -breaking 60 degree tem-peratures. But, New Englanders are realists andknow that in a minute all that can change. Sinceoutdoor meets are not in our immediate future, wecan reflect on the success of Radio XXXV, theproduct of the hard labors of our own A.R.C. staff.

"Short and sweet" best describes this fast mov-ing, single morning event. Starting time is a carefullymonitored 8:00 A.M., and then the fun begins. De-spite the frigid weather, over 700 attendees filledthe Westford Regency ballroom and spilled overinto the lobby and two adjoining rooms. On viewwere 94 tables laden with radio and related trea-sures. As Dorothy Schecter points out in her article,this is a family affair, and this event also offers thepleasure of talking to people of all ages from as faraway as Hawaii.

In fact, camaraderie is key to a meet like this.This year, the good fellowship extended beyord theregular meet hours when I opened my museum toanyone who wanted to drop by to view my collec-tion. More than a dozen people made the short fivemile trip and enjoyed seeing my collection of 600plus items, including over 100 horns, as well as over100 crystal sets. Their enthusiasm for sets like the37 Grebe items has made me think more serouslyabout a barn/museum in the future.

In general, Radio XXXV proved to be as wellreceived as in preceding years. We seem to havefound the right venue in a location convenient tohighways, and because of our advertising, dealersknow that serious buyers will attend. Buyers, inturn, know that a wide variety of quality goods willbe offered.

At this meet, a buyer might find an item he's triedto find for seven years, as Tom Collins did, or howabout a whole new area of collecting, like JonGolden's miniature tape recorders? Whatever yourpleasure, you can't ask for more in the dead ofwinter when you need to get out to connect wth thereal radio world.

Speaking of reaching out, Richard Arnold's At-water Kent 84 article tells how he acquired this setin his early collecting days via a unique advertisingscheme. As his frequent byline in A.R.C. attests,Richard is one of our most prolific writers. Unfortu-nately, I had a memory lapse last month when Isaid on this page that I could not recall Arnoldarticles other than those on AC cathedrals. Rich-ard has reminded me of a dozen battery set arti-cles written from 1986 to 1994. Apologies for a"senior moment" that may send an alarming signal

that ten years might be my memory limit!Thanks to Loren Ashworth whose photos of a

CBS Col -R -Tel converter became the inspiration fora short "photo essay." This early color TV converterutilized the CBS field-sequertial color system, whichresulted in an excellent color picture, but was beat-en out by the RCA NTSC system used today.

Early television collecting is becoming more andmore in evidence, and we're glad that Dave Sicaalerted us to the second Early Television Conven-tion to be held April 24 and 25. Like the first conven-tion last spring, which Dave and friends describe inan article, this one will be held at what must be theperfect venue - the Early Television FoundationMuseum in Hilliard, Ohio. This museum containingSteve McVoy's extensive collection of televisionartifacts is well worth a visit.

In its heyday, radio was used by advertisers topromote almost everything. The gat pump advertis-ing globe in Photo Review piques the imagination,as we wonder if folks sought out the station with"Radio" gas and oil. Also mixed with an assortmentof interesting sets is a relatively rare Magnavox 1 -tube amplifier.

In his latest Estes Auctions report, Ray Chasesuggests that this may have been a historic event inthat a single vacuum tube sold for $14,500, whileanother sold for $7,000. In fact, 25 items sold forover $1,000 each. Certainly, these and other pricesare impressive, but prices weren't the only out-standing thing about this auction. Quality too wasmuch in evdence because a large percentage ofthe offerings came from the Sanfo-d Deutsch (seeSeptember 2003) and Donald Rossbach collections,both noted for their very fine condition.

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Happy Collecting!John V. Terrey, Editor

ON THE COVEROur cover photo of Sam Petnov. a 65 -year veter-

an of the radio business, was taken at Radio XXXVby Editor John Terrey. What San holds is not aradio, but a highly unusual Guide output meter usedto measure the intensity of auto headlights. This wascertainly one of the curios ties of the show. Sam'sexpression speaks to his love of everything "radio."

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MEET REPORT

Radio XXXVWestford, Massachusetts - February 15, 2004

BY DOROTHY SCHECTER

What's the best way for a collector to defeat thewinter doldrums? Leave the shop projects behindand get out to a major meet, such as the GreaterBoston Antique Radio Collector's (GBARC) Ra-dio XXXV in Westford, Massachusetts. Despitethe frigid temperatures outside, over 700 collec-tors did just that. From 8 A.M. to 1 P.M., theygathered in the Westford Regency Hotel ball-room, foyer, and two adjacent rooms to enjoy ashow that "brightens up the winter," according toJohn Hagman, down from Vermont for the plea-sure of hobnobbing with fellow radio aficionados.

This is definitely a meet for everyone - not justthe collector in pursuit of a coveted item, but alsofamilies and friends. If you were not among themthis year, we try in this report to give you an idea ofthe offerings - everything from AC battery sets,crystal sets, communications equipment, and TVsto vintage audio equipment.

In addition, after the meet, there was the oppor-tunity to visit Editor John Terrey's museum aboutfive miles away. A number of collectors stoppedby to see a collection that centers on pre -1925,pre-superhet, broadcast and early wireless sets.Among the more than 600 items were over 100horns and over 100 crystal sets. For many, if therewas a single highlight, it was the more than 37Grebe items. The collection is spread throughoutthree rooms in the spacious Terrey house, butJohn envisions a barn/museum in the near future.

YOUNG, OLD, AND NEW COLLECTORS

Perhaps the most striking thing about a meetlike this one is the fact that it hrings young, old,

This unusual RCA San Francisco Exposition set wilt;an asking price of $1,800, is not often seen at meets.It was offered by Bob Renkar of Southington, Conn.

and new collectors together. Seasoned collectorscome to communicate with old friends in the"business" of buying and selling old radios, TVs,and related equipment for the ultimate purpose ofpreserving radio history. But they must also beheartened by the presence of young and/or newcollectors who may well carry on their mission.

For example, it was good to see Max Lewontinback for a second year. Now 12 years old, Maxasked to have a table in the ballroom instead of inan adjacent room so that he would see more ofthe action. Three years ago, Max came as abuyer, but now he's committed to his slogan "MaxLewontin, the Art Deco Man." We expect to see

Bob Sayre of Hudson, New Hampshire, offered this Guild Buccaneer Chest radio for $45, conditionunknown. It is shown, at left, with the lid closed, and, at right, open.

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For the first time, Michelle Wood, age 11, of Stafford Springs, Con-necticut, opted to help Dad Roger at his table rather than join Mornand her brother in the hotel swimming pool.

him as a "regular" at the GBARC show primarilybecause he says, "This show is a lot of fun.'

Max had a little competition in the age depart-ment this year. He's one of the old guard com-pared to two and one-half year old Ella Beauportwho clutched her first purchase of a transistorradio and patiently did the rounds of tables withher parents.

This was the Beauports' first trip to the GBARCmeet to check out tube gear and antique radios.Becca and Pierre Beauport are both musicians -he in a rock and roll band and she a player andcollector of synthesizers. Much to the surprise ofour editor John Terrey, Becca owns one of hissynthesizers, which he had previously sold to adealer in New York. Another small world story.Given Ella's interest in her new-found transistor,as well as her parents' involvement, we can havehigh hopes of her becoming one of us in the future.

Among the exhibitors' helpers we found faithfulyoung returnees, like teenager Lyndsey Eslingerwho comes with dad Peter from Enfield, Connect-icut. Another was recent college grad Ross Phil-lips up from Philadelphia to help dad Bruce withhis "Radio Orphanage," always an impressivedisplay. Teenager, Amanda Markell, is dad Den-nis' "chief financial officer." Both were eager toshow his Heathkit Model H-7 CW transmitter andhis "favorite radio in the whole world" -a DecoWestinghouse Model 104.

A first time helper was 11 -year old MichelleWood from Stafford Springs, Connecticut, whosedad Roger Wood is a collector with a stronginterest in tape recorders. Michelle's mom andbrother were enjoying the hotel amenities, espe-cially the swimming pool, but Michelle had optedto be a helper. A good beginning in our book.

EDUCATING THE YOUNG AND NOT -SO -YOUNG

Seeing a representative group of young peopleat this meet must have pleased Ron Roscoe, aradio engineer, who teaches analog circuit de -

Two and a half year old EllaBeauport already knows a goodradio when she sees it.

sign at M.I.T. Ron worries about the interest o'the next generation in the preservation of radiohistory, and so he has started a course at theuniversity in radio repair. His hope is to infect hisstudents wi-h the "radio bug." To that end, Ronhad picked up a candidate for repair -a GermanGrundig AM/FM, which was his next project fo'the students back in Cambridge.

Ron also keeps a radio library ,n his office forstudents to use as reference. He was carrying acopy of David Rutland's Behind the Front Panel.just purchased at the A.R.C. book table. Ronalready has several copies of this book, which hesays is the best one on c rcuits of early batterysets for his students.

In addition to his education plan. Ron encourages friends to come to the meet and maybe

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Max Lewontin, a serious collector at age 12, withhis helper mom Amy Lewontin. Max was back forthe second year, this time, at his request, at atable in the main ballroom where he can have abetter view of the main action.

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John Golden takes his interest in tape recorders to a uniqueextreme - miniature reel-to-reel replicas inside a poison ringcompartment and a Zippo cigarette lighter case. Precision lathe components and actual circuitboards are used to make these "props" look quite authentic. They are in the spirit of the props seenin '60s and '70s TV shows and movies.

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become first-time buyers. One of those was Adry-ann Strauss whom he described as having "agood eye." As a first-time attendee, she was at-tracted to a 1948 Fada AM/FM set on Dick Desjar-lais' table. Dick described the set as unique be-cause it had a mix of tubes and was one of theearliest AM/FM sets. Everyonelucked out - Dick made a sale,Adryann was delighted with herpurchase, and Ron was happybecause he could go to a friend'shouse to see the set, which wouldnow be loved and appreciated.End of happy radio meet story.

Self -eduction is another rea-son for attending this meet. BillMacDonald, a designer of digital

Perhaps the happiest collectorat the meet, Tom Collins with hisnew-found Clapp-Eastham con-denser - the end at last of a A complete HRO-50 with manual, speaker, calibrator, and plug-inseven-year search.

circuits, had decided it was time to learn some-thing about a few sets he owns, particularly, a1935 American Bosch and a 1940 Zenith. TheBosch hasn't played for 30 years, while the Zenithplays but needs work. Bill seemed to find hisanswers at Art Joly's table. Bill consulted Art who

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Lots of pocket transistor radios.

coils, including the original coil box, was priced at $650.

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At one table, an odd Coca-Cola AM/FM radio, and at another, anassortment of early high fidelity items in the fcreground.

Highlights from John Terrey's Museum

A Grebe Model 18 receiver was one 0139 Grebeitems in the collection.

A Federal Model 61 driving a large FederalBelow, a Chicago 1?adio Labs PAR tuner; above, horn was playing during the open house usinga Model AGN-2 detector/2-stage amplifier. an ARBE-III battery eliminator.

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runs Art's Attic, a radio and au-dio service and repair shop inManchester. New Hampshire.Bill came away saying, "I'd rec-ommend Art on his advicealone." This kind of satisfyingexchange could create a newserious collector

SUCCESS STORY

Success stories are anothergreat aspect of meets like RadioXXXV. Collectors come tosearch for special items, andsometimes we almost hear criesof "Eureka!" across the ballroom.Tom Collins of Charlton, Massa-chusetts, had been coming tothis event for thirteen years, andfor the last seven, he had beenlooking for a tuning capacitor fora Clapp-Eastham set in his col-lection. Shortly after his arrival,he found it, and so, this collectorsmiled for the rest of the meet.

Tom is the fortunate ownerof a two-story building whichhouses his extensive collectionranging from a DeForest Audion, early radios,electro-medical equipment, and electronics, toa 1960 TV camera. The 28' x 32' building is fullyheated and well lit. Though the museum is still awork in progress, Tom is glad to open it onrequest. We hope to have more information in afuture issue, but you may call (508) 248-1976 if

This Precision tube tester, offeredat $75, was used in drugstores asa convenience for radio owners totest their tubes. It caught your ed-itor's eye because the meter says,"Replace" rather than the morecommon, "Bad."

you wish to view the collection.

MULTIPLE REASONS TOATTEND

For Joseph Lagana, aided bydaughter Nancy, this was a firsttime at this meet. Now they knowthat it's a good beginning to"cleaning out the cellar." But,Dave Sutherland and wife Karenhave a different take on what tobring to this meet - no cellar"junque" or hardware, just paperand ephemera. Dave wants toopen a different market, includ-ing everything from radio foodproducts, radio soda bottles, andradio cookie jars to a collector'sitem of the future -a poster forthe current presidential primaryshowing the ABC logo and acopy of a speech by John Kerry.An observer called it the "bestthing in the show."

Richard Sharisky comes tosocialize and to "prospect," notto sell, though he has a table atwhich he hangs his "Wanted"sign. Frank Murphy comes to help

his friend Lenny Provost man his table full ofmultitype items. A radio wife's superb apple piesseems to be one of the rewards of this partnership.

Some folks are willing to go to great lengths toattend an event like this one. Sean Adkins ar-ranged to fit this meet into his business trip fromHawaii. Apparently the effort was worth it, as

Comments on Radio XXXV From The InternetFrom Lou deGonzague:Just got back from this old favorite meet

only three hours away from home. Got tochat with Alan Douglas and John Hagman- worth the price of admission. I had atable with mostly old test gear, of which Isold about 75 percent at rock -bottom pric-es. I had a fairly nice old Silvertone consolefrom the 1930s that needed restoration,but was complete. I let it go for $10... Ap-parently, you have to have a completelyrestored radio to sell at this meet. Thistells me that there aren't too many outthere who want to get into the innards ofthese old relics... I had a good time andhope to go to Nashua in the spring.

From Adam Vaughn:I had an excellent time at the Westford

meet where I picked up an outstandingcollection of stuff, much of it video -related.My lone radio purchase was an RFT "Tere-phone" Model Super 5080C AM/SW set, aninteresting East German radio that workswell... I would appreciate info on this setfrom overseas collectors.

From John Hagman:The event at the Regency in Westford,

Mass., is usually one of the busiest EastCoast shows, and this year's was no ex-ception. I had decided to shop and social-ize, as opposed to getting a table as Ihave in the past... This is an 8 A.M., con-trolled -start event, and although we allget more sleep, it is a bit chaotic as sell-ers enter and exhibitors set up at thesame time. Oddly enough, there was farmore in the way of buyers than of mer-chandise.

[On the stage, an area set aside forconsoles,' I saw a bunch of restored, $500 -plus consoles, Silvertones and such, ear-ly in the show and expected them neverto sell. Wasn't I surprised when the stagewas nearly empty before noon, and notbecause any sellers had already left... Iregretted not getting a table and plan todo so next year...

I thank the staff of A.R.C. for puttingon a great show as usual... If you want tobuy or sell radios, don't miss this eventnext year.

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when we met him, he had boughta few things and was arrangingto have them shipped home. Wehope to see Sean here againnext year.

John Golden from our home-town here in Carlisle, Mass.,comes to pursue his interest invery small tape recorders, whichhe has exhibited in area librar-ies. John also sells beautifullydesigned miniature reel-to-reeltape recorders disguised in gad-gets, like a cigarette lighter, or injewelry, like a ring - somethingunexpected for new shoppers atthe meet.

We know we can rely on SamPetnov and his helper SteveCaron to come back every year.After 65 years in the business ofselling, repairing and collectingold radios, Sam continues to bea regular at shows. As an aside, he is also aregular supplier of radio props for the entertain-ment industry. That old set you may have seen ina regional, community, or TV show may we'l havecome from Sam.

Sam's personal collection contains models hesays are so old that they are not even seer in oldcatalogs - sounds like a special exhibit shouldbe in order. Sam paid us the ultimate compliment- "Your magazine is the best magazine in thecountry." Spoken like a true supporter of every-thing radio.

John and Jean Hartman come to show, selland maybe even to pick up something just rightfor their 1890 farmhouse in Eaton, New -lamp-shire. In fact, what should stay in the house isoften a deciding factor in what to sell. A nonradio

The asking price was $300 for this 10" Raytheon/Belmont, black and white, porthole, television set,from the late 1940s. Behind the door on the rightis a radio, and, on the left, a 45 RPM recordchanger. The set was working with a VCR playinga vintage TV program, and it sold -a sign thatlive demos pay off.

Bob Renkar displayed a variety of sets, including two Philcos, aLafayette C13 tombstone, the San Francisco Exposition set shownearlier, a Santos and a Stewart -Warner set.

novelty was a lure to the Hartman table - aworking Super Sieben "Rotamnint" - an earlyslot machine that might have been found in barsin Germany.

Some collectors come because, like Doris andLowell Shultz of Ambler, Pa., they found that itwas worth the trip after their first try last year. TheShultz radio story is a fairly typical one. In thearmy, Lowell was a radio repair man, then in hisprofessional life, he became an electrical engi-neer, and now in retirement, he's back to oldradios. Life comes 'round full circle.

Most people who attend this show seem toagree with the sentiment expressed by Giselleand Philip Guinan of Litchfield, New Hampshire,- "This is just a great show, not to be missed."So be sure to put next year's date on your calen-dar - February 20, 2005. See you there.

(Dorothy Schecter, c/o A. R. C , Box 2, Carlisle,MA 01741)

Three different KLH radios designed by HenryKloss offered by local collector Ed Dinero at themeet: Top left: the earliest of the three, a Model18 tuner, designed by Klass when he was at KLH;Below: a Model 21 II, a version of the KLH 21 IIbut designed for Singer; Right: a Tivoli Audio Co.Model PAL, the latest of the three Kloss designsand still manufactured today.

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WITH THE COLLECTORS

Atwater Kent Model 84BY RICHARD ARNOLD

"It pays to advertise" is the message sent byRichard Arnold's article telling how he acquired anice Atwater Kent Model 84. (Editor)

I purchased this Atwater Kent Model 84, shown inFigure 1, sometime in the fall 011985 when I was abrand new collector. At the time, I was selling insur-ance and used to include radio cards in monthlystatements. I had one customer who brought a radioto my office where we agreed upon a price of $75.This was my first cathedral, the Atwater Kent Model84. Needless to say, I was so impressed by thebeauty and size of this radio that from that time on Iwas hooked not only on collecting radios, but alsoon cathedrals in particular.

THE ATWATER KENT MODEL 84

Mr. Charles S. Bradley first designed the AtwaterKent 84 in 1931. The design patent was applied foron February 17, 1931, and the patent #84316 wasissued on June 9, 1931.

Since it measures 19" x 15 743" x 9 7/8" with itsGothic arch, the Atwater Kent 84 is considered acompact style. In the fall of 1931, an Atwater Kentradio ad states the following: "Model 84, goldenvoiced compact with the pentode tube. The cabinethas a Gothic front of matched butt walnut. The sidesare of selected striped walnut. A quick -vision dial.New electro-dynamic speaker. Antenna adjuster,securing full efficiency on an antenna of any length.It has an armored chassis, fully shielded to preventradiation and has a full rich tone." The radio sold for$69.50. That seems like nothing now, but back inthe Depression era that was a large sum of money.Actually, the radio was more expensive than most ofits competition.

There were four versions of the Model 84 made.All models had both an early and late version. Themodel numbers are the following: 84 (part numbers17500 and 19000; 84F (part numbers 17600 and19200); 84D (part numbers 17800 and 19300); and840 (part numbers 18300 and 19400). The 840 isthe battery version of the model.

The radio pictured in this article is the earlyversion of the Model 84. This set is a 6 -tubesuperheterodyne, listed as part number 17500.The six tubes used are as follows: three Type 24used as 1st IF, 1st and 2nd detector; one Type 471st AF; one Type 27 oscillator; and one Type 80rectifier. The radio has no tone control, but thelater version of the Model 84, part number 19000,does have tone control, as do all other late ver-sions. It also has a slightly different cabinet styleand tube type lineup consisting of two 35s, one 24,

Figure 1. The Atwater Kent Model 84.

one 47, one 27 and one 80.The tube lineups for the other three models are

as follows:

Model 84F (early): three Type 24s, one 27, one 47and one 80.

Model 84F (late): one 24, one 27, two 35s, one 47and one 80.

Model 840 (early): one 33, three 36s, and two 37s.Model 84D (late): one 33, three 36s, and two 37s.Model 840 (early): two 30s, four 32s and one 33.Model 840 (late): two 30s, four 32s, and one 33.

The 84F is a 110v 25 -cycle; the 84D is a 110vDC; and, as stated earlier, the 84Q is a battery set.

This Model 84 tunes only the broadcast band.The three Bakelite knobs are for controlling thetuning, on/off and volume. The radio uses a 180 -degree, or half-moon, lighted, dial scale, with ametal escutcheon. The grille cloth is the originaldiamond pattern.

Of all the Atwater Kent cathedrals, this Model 84is considered the most common. It has a plainlooking cabinet when compared to the other AtwaterKent cathedral cabinet styles. However, it is still avery desirable radio and commands a high price.

Over the years I have continued to collect cathe-drals. Even though I have many other styles of

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radios in my collection, the cathedrals still hold aspecial place.

Reference:Atwater Kent Service Data, November 1931

Richard Arnold, P.O. Box 275 Lone Grove. OK.73443. E-mail: amold@brightok.net

Richard Arnold, a frequent contributor to A.R.C.,has been collecting radios since 1985. His inter-est is primarily in cathedrals and 1920s batterysets, and his collection ranges from crystal sets toa 1928 American Bosch in a Pooley cabinet. Hisprize is the 1932 Jackson Bell Peter Pan featuredin the June 1991 A.R.C.

Col -R -Tel ConverterBY LOREN P. ASHWORTH AND A.R.C. STAFF

In the early days of color television, there were twomajor systems proposed, one by RCA and the other byCBS. The Col -R -Tel converter, manufactured by ColorConverter, Inc. of Columbia City, Indiana, was a oevicethat decoded the CBS signals. It used a 12" black andwhite television receiver and a rotating color wheel.

At the transmitter, the CBS field -sequential colorbroadcasting system utilized a rotating wheel placed in

Figure 1. The Col -R -Tel converter wheel unit shownwith its factory manual.

Figure 2. The rear view of the wheel unit shows thedrive motor, the cable, and the support brackets thatrest on the TV top. The unit contains three sets ofautomotive type point -switches that turn on and off, asone of the color filters passes in front of the picture tube.

front of the camera tube. The wheel had three sets offilters: red, blue and green. The result was a stream ofcomplete pictures: red, blue, green, red, blue, green,etc. At the receiving end, a similar rotating disk wasplaced in front of the television picture tube. This rotatingdisk was synchronized with the transmitted pictures soas to show a red filter in front of the tube when the redpicture was received, blue for the blue picture, andgreen for the green picture. The result was an excellentcolor picture. In 1946, the New York Times called CBScolor "superior to the Technicolor seen in the movies "

The Col -R -Tel circular wheel unit, which is placed infront of the black and white television receiver, is shownin Figure 1. Figure 2 shows a rear view of the Col -R -Telcircular wheel unit. Figures 3 and 4 show the 7 -tubecontrol chassis.

Ultimately, the CBS field -sequential colorbroadcasting system was rejected by the FCC and theRCA -promoted NTSC system used today was adopted.

Reference:Fisher, David E. and Fis'ier, Marshall Jon. Tube:

The Invention of Television. Washington, D.C.: Coun-terpoint, 1996.

(Loren P. Ashworth, 1768 State Route 722, NewParis, OH 45347.)

Figure 3. A front view of the chassis. From left toright are the on/off switch, color lock. Color gainand meter speed controls. At the far right is themotor start switch.

Figure 4. The top of the 7 -tube chassis. A cableconnects the chassis to the wheel motor switch-es. The wires at top connect to the TV deflectionyoke, the plate of the horizontal output tube andgrid of the picture tube (to obtain the video colorsignal). The following is the tube lineup: 6U8gated color burst amp, 6U8 color burst amp andlimiter, 613C7 phase selection diodes, 6BE6 chro-ma detector, 12AH7 chroma amplifier and wheelsync, 6BL7 scanning wheel motor control, and6X4 power rectifier.

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VINTAGE TELEVISION

Early Television Museum and ConventionHilliard, Ohio - April 24-25, 2004

FROM INFORMATION CONTRIBUTED BY DAVE SICA, ALEX MAGOUN, SCOTTMARSHALL, DAVE ABRAMSON, AND DAVE JOHNSON

The following article reports on the upcomingsecond Early TV Convention. It also recalls theevents of the first convention in March 2003,which will certainly give interested collectors anincentive to attend. (Editor)

The second Early TV Convention will be heldat the Early Television Museum in Hilliard. Ohio,a suburb of Columbus, on April 24 and 25, 2004.The event will include a swapmeet, an auction,presentations by collectors, demonstrations ofsets in the museum collection, and a buffet din-ner. The admission fee is $25, with an additional$15 for a spouse, and it includes lunch on Satur-day and refreshments. The buffet dinner on Sat-urday is not included and will be moderately priced.

Among the presentations scheduled are thefollowing: "A 1953 15 -inch Philco Prototype ColorSet," presented by Chuck Azzalina; "CBS FieldSequential Color Lives Again" by John Folsonand Ed Reitan; "A 1938 GE 7 -inch Prototype Set"by Darryl Hock; "Visionette Receiver and Cam-era" and "A Sanabria History Display" by DaveJohnson; "RCA's 1939 TV Program in Russia" (avideo presentation) by Alex Magoun; "Frozen Outin the 1940s and 1950s? Distant Reception (TVDX-ing) in the NTSC Era" by John Pinckney; and"Brought to You in Living Color" by Peter Stonard.

A list of motels in various price ranges is

listed on the Ear y Television Foundation (ETF)Web site http//www.earlytelevision.org/swapmeet motels.html)

THE EARLY -ELEVISION FOUNDATIONMUSEUM

From humble beginnings, starting literally fromscratch less than four years ago, Steve McVoy'scollection of early televisions quickly grew to thepoint where he really did need a museum to holdit. Today, the Early Television Foundation Muse-um contains an extensive collection of historictelevision artifacts. It has just completed a 2,200square foot addition to its display space, morethan doubling the original area.

In the beginning, Steve focused his attentionon the early history of the technology, from the1920s (the days of the earliest successful dem-onstrations of mechanical television) through 1955(the second year of electronic color). He estab-lished a nonprofit foundation to buy a warehouse,hired a staff, and enlisted friends and family tohelp with renovations. The result is a series ofdisplay rooms defined by nation, brand, or era.Many of the sets are in working condition.

The immediate downside of Steve's intensecollecting is that some of the best current itemsare headed for Ohio and not to our collections.But the longterm upside is the institutional knowl-

A 1939 TV camera. Dave Sica with a 1930s Baird Televisor on display in the museum.14

edge that the special fans of this particular slice ofhistory will have. We will all be the keepers of thispart of broadcasting history.

Steve does more to encourage and publicizeand help other collectors of early televisions thananyone else. We all can surely marvel at andlearn from his collection and restorations. Hisfoundation and Web site have become the defacto center of the television collecting universe,a registry that benefits everyone. Steve makessure that we all know what is happening.

THE FIRST EARLY TELEVISION CONVENTION

The first of its kind Early Television Conven-tion, held in March 2003, promised to be a fasci-nating event, and given the fanaticism, demo-graphics, and, yes, the money involved in antiqueTV collecting, perhaps the start of something big.The event far exceeded museum founder SteveMcVoy's expectations, with collectors convergingfrom 20 states, Canada and Germany.

The convention came together rather casually.Steve had asked Nat Pendleton, Dave Johnsonand Geoff Bourne if they'd be willing to bringsome of their treasures to his museum in Hilliardand make a presentation about them. Theyagreed, and Steve posted a notice on his Website announcing the "First Annual Early Televi-sion Convention."

Several local collectors had already been talk-ing about making a pilgrimage to the museum.And, lo and behold, here was the perfect excuse!It was too good an opportunity to pass up. We'dget to meet our collecting colleagues and Internetfriends, as well as the one collector who hadchanged the face of our hobby and worked thehardest to get all of us together. We'd get to seewhat sort of artifacts exist and how they are

A prototype color wheel used with the CBS colortelevision system.

Geoff Bourne with a 1939 TV camera with itscover removed.

presented in one of the most ambitious televisionmuseums in the world.

As the number of people registering for theevent continued to rise, it quickly became appar-ent that the existing museum area itself was go-ing to be too small. As a result an unfinishedspace was hurriedly gussied up with some floorpaint, and sheets from Wal-Mart were hung fromconduit to serve as walls.

The first day began with visits to the museumby the 75 attendees (out of a total population ofperhaps 80 -some acknowledged collectors ofthese mahogany monsters). All of us were com-petitors for the earliest and rarest of the examplesof arguably the greatest cultural influence of mod-em times. And all of us gathered in the house ofthe modern day champion of the collectors -Steve McVoy. There are certa nly others withcollections to rival Steve's, but none so visible oraccommodating.

During the tour, we enjoyed viewing a 1954Milton Berle Show on the black -and -white televi-sions and clips from The Wizard of Oz on thecolor sets. Some ogled the 1930s British sets,others preferred browsing the postwar extrava-ganza, the military marvels, the tube displays orthe early color sets, most in working condition!Others were mesmerized by the setup enablingpeople to see their friends televised on a working1920s Nipkow-disc camera, photocell, and RCAneon -tube vertical -scan television.

It was an awesome and humoling experienceto stand in the middle of a room with virtuallyevery set you might ever wish to have in yourcollection, there on display and running! Standingnext to every one of the RCA TRK series, eachone with a period progran flickering on its prewarCRT had to qualify as... well, certainly as anextraordinary experience.

There's little doubt that most of the attendeesof this first convention will return for the second.Hope to see you there.

The Early Television Museum is located at5396 Franklin St.. Hilliard, OH 32026. The muse-um is open Saturdays from 10 to 6. Sundays fromnoon to 5, and during the week by appointment.

(David R. Sica. 30 Reynolds Ave.. Parsippany,NJ 07054)

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1j PHOTO REVIEW WilThis 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.

MURDOCK MODEL 65 - This "single dial tuning"receiver was manufactured by the Wm. J. MurdockCo. of Chelsea, Mass.11uses six Type 201-A tubesand a Type 71 output tube. In 1927, it sold for $65.(Ray Chase - Plainfield, NJ)

MAGNAVOX TYPE Al - This 1 -tube amplifier ina metal case sold for $27.50 in 1923. The tubebeing used here is a rainbow Type 201 -A. (RossMason - Mason City, IA)

PHILCO MODEL 60B - Because Philco was one ofthe leading radio rranufacturers of the 1930s, thecompany made many different cathedral styles.However, this is one of the classic 1934 designsoffered with the revolutionary 5 -tube superhetero-dyne chassis. (Carl D. Sutton - Ironton, OH)

MINERVA MODEL UNKNOWN - This 5 -tube, bat-tery -operated radio was found at a local flea market.The vendor stated that the set was used as a prop ina Chicago gangster movie. The warranty label namesthe Sparks-Withington Co.. (Sparton), of Jackson.Michigan. Any further information on this set wouldbe appreciated. (Don Pehlke - Bloomington, IL)

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KADETTE MODEL 86X - This 6 -tube. AC/DCradio tunes shortwave and broadcast bands. It wasmanufactured in 1936 by the International RadioCorp. of Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Ray Chase -Plainfield, NJ

ARCADIA MODEL 2CM - This 12 -tube, 1929console radio, was purchased at a local flea mar-ket. The speaker area is padded with what lookslike brown fibrous sound insulation, and it looks asif there was some sort of back panel covering thespeaker area. There is a curious -looking smallblack box, that seems original, hanging in thespeaker area just under the main chassis, but I

don't know what that would have been used for.(Don Pehlke - Bloomington, IL)

RADIO GAS PUMP GLOBE - This glass gasolinepump advertizing globe is the result of manufactur-ers' attaching the word "RADIO" to Droducts duringthe radio craze. Imagine the boost your Ford ModelA got with a tank full of RADIO gasoline! Thisvintage item was found hiding in a local antiqueshop. (Carl D. Sutton - Ironton, OH)

ZENITH MODEL 5D627 - This 5 -tube receiverwas manufactured for sale in 1942, although Ze-nith, as well as almost all civilian radio manufactur-ers, had halted production during the war years.(Clark Trissell - Lincoln, NB)

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AllOSAMM.fAUCTION REPORT

Estes Auctions -Deutsch and Rossbach Collections

Burbank, Ohio - September 20, 2003REPORTED BY RAY CHASE

An historic event? Maybe not,but it surely set the current recordfor the sale of a single vacuumtube - $14,500. This was thefinal bid for a German Von Lie -ben LRS relay tube with a mea-surable filament, circa 1910. Asecond similar tube with an openfilament was sold for $7,000.Heady numbers for the vacuumtube collecting fraternity. Bothtubes were from the SanfordDeutsch collection of YorktownHeights, New York (see A.R.C.,September 2003, for a preview).Having one of these rare tubesfor public sale would be a mo-mentous event; two of them, well,incredible! For more details on the Von Liebentube, see Gerald Tyne's Saga of the Vacuum Tube.

The Deutsch collection was highlighted in theSeptember 2003 issue of Antique Radio Classi-fied, and review of that article is suggested alongwith this auction report. The radios from the Deut-sch estate were truly in outstanding condition andcould move right into the new owner's collectionwith no more than a dusting off.

Historic tubes were not the only items settingrecords at this auction. A mint condition WirelessSpecialty IP-501 paired with a rare Type B 2 -stepamplifier was hammered down at $31,000. Amongthe many other exceptional items from this super-lative collection were a Westinghouse SE -1012Ashortwave receiver at $10,000, a Western Elec-tric 4A receiver at $8,000, a Grebe CR-2 at $5,600,

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.

"Wall-to-wall" Atwater Kent breadboards with crystal sets in thebackground.

and a Waterbury, Conn., Bristol B receiver at$3,600. Interestingly, in this 750 plus lot sale thattotalled over $196,000, 25 of the lots that sold at$1,000 or more contributed to over 50 percent ofthe final proceeds.

Other radios came from the Donald Rossbachcollection and these were also in very fine condi-tion. One interesting aspect of some of the earlybattery radios in this sale is that they were outfit-ted with "transistorized tubes" so that the radioswere immediately playable with very moderatebattery supplies. Printed instructions were includ-ed with most of the radios so equipped. I tried toidentify these radios in the following listings but

Something different -a Nyacco 3 -dialer porta-ble with a loop and horn speaker in a fabric -covered case showing some damage. The setsold for $900.

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A Magnavox speaker and its carton, a combina-tion that sold for $275.

may not have noted all of them.Now one should not come away with the im-

pression that this sale was strictly for the "highrollers." As indicated previously, there were over750 lots in this auction, and, as is usually the caseat Estes auctions, there is something for every-body. This sale had a more than the usual selec-tion of books and paper items, along with goodgroupings of parts, military sets, Ham gear, tele-visions and miscellaneous moderately priced ra-dios of all sort. In addition to the rare tubes, therewas a very large selection of other collector tubesavailable to power up your battery and AC sets.There were few box lots and no transistor radios,but Estes had a follow-up auction scheduled forhis auction barn a week later that would have agood supply of these items.

As usual, the detailed price listing does notinclude the 5 percent buyer's premium that ischarged at this site. Also, I stayed until 5:30 P.M.recording this auction but then had to leave whilethe sale continued for another 20 to 30 minutes.Prices have been rounded down to the dollar.

e=excellent, vg=very good, g=good, f=fair,p=poor, BB=brass-based, TT=tipped, N.I.B =newin box, WT=with tubes, NT=no tubes, N.O.S.=newold stock, gf=good fil, wk=works, nwk=not work-ing, PB=push buttons, PS=power supply

Tubes:Unless indicated, all tubes were said to have

good filaments.

01-A, (12) & ST, (1) $8001-A, (15) 16001-A, (16) 13501-A, (18), (5 globe) 12001-A, BB, TT 7501-A, globe, (12) & ST, (5) 13501-A, globe, (15) 14501-A, globe, (16) & ST, (1) 12501-A, globe, (17) 17501-A, globe, (8), & 01-A, ST, (9) 15501-A, globe, emission g, (4) 35

01-A, rainbow 4501-A, ST, emission g, (5) 3001-A, transistorized, (4), & a transistorized

detector tube, w/instructions 603KP4 picture tube (for Pilot TV) 4027, blue, (3) 4545, ST, N.I.B., (2) 3547 (2), N.I.B. 3571-A ST, N.I.B, (2). 2571-A ST, N.I.B., (4) 6080, globe, (3) & (1 display) 35199, transistorized, (4), & a transistorized

detector tube, w/instructions 45202, BB, TT, in original box 65211D, w/gf & a display tube 145Arcturus 48, blue, 15 -volt 35Arcturus blJe, 26, 27, 51 & 2 duds, (5) 50Audiotron, tubular, display 35British Type C, display 20British Type C, WWI 75Ceco power tube 35Cunningham 302, in box 55Cunningham 350, in box 120Cunningham C-11, N.I.B. 50DeForest 499, N.O.S., in box 40DeForest 545 25DeForest DL -4 25DeForest DL -5 45DeForest DL -7 55DeForest DV -2, nickel base, in can 90DeForest DV -5 75DeForest DV -5, (2) 115DeForest H tube, display only, break in glass 75DeForest Oscillion 2,900DeForest Oscillion, short leads 2,200DeForest tubular Audion 200Donle 80Duovac VT -2, N.I.B. 105French, bk.e, labeled "oscillator' 175French R, WWI, display 25German, irdicator of some sort, 12" long, about

1" dia. 35Golden Airline 01-A, tested for emission, (2)45, 50Golden Airline 01-A, tested for emission, (2),

(2), (2) . 100, 135, 150(Conenuea on following page)

Two early Zenith products. The Model 2M 2 -tubeamplifier, at the left, sold for $600. The Model 3Rreceiver with transistorized tubes brought $1,350.

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(Estes Auction, continued)

Kellogg 401, (6) 60Kenolamp, unk. mfg. 70Kenotron 216, BB, TT 45Kenotron UV -216, N.I.B. 60Magnavox 01-A 15Magnavox 55Marconi DE -5, (2) 20, 50Marconi DV -3 125Meyers, w/socket 75Moorehead based 01-A 95Moorehead electron relay, display 15Moorehead, in box 300Perryman meshed plate 50 75Philco 50, ST, N.O.S., in box, (2) 125Raytheon Kenolamp neon tube 80RCA UV -211 35Silvertone 120, N.I.B. 15Telefunken RE -11, display 30Telefunken, display 20Tetron 01-A, blue 110Universal Wireless large transmitting tube,

display 35UV & UX 199 (15), test g 275UV -01, blue, dud 10UV -201, BB, TT, & UV -201, BB 45UV -202 60UV -202, BB 65UV -216, BB, TT 50UV -99, BB, TT 30UX-210, N.I.B. 70Vacubulb 01-A type 225Von Lieben LRS relay with clear glass, filament

checks OK 14,500Von Lieben LRS relay, w/black hood, filament

7,000115

looks g, but measures openVT -1 in boxVT -1, (3) 200VT -2, used, (2) 30WB 800, ballast, measures g 325WD -12 20WE 101B tennis ball 125WE 101D tennis ball, (3) 90, 125, 130WE 101D tennis ball, in box 130WE 101D tennis ball, metal base 125WE 101F tennis ball, (3) 115, 120, 125WE 102D tennis ball 115

WE 102D tennis ball, N.I.B. 145WE 102D tennis ball, nickel base 115WE 1040 tennis ball 145WE 203B (like a VT -1) 65WE 205D tennis ball, (2) 275, 275WE 205D tennis ball, bit of glass loose inside .225WE 205D tennis ball, plastic base 250WE 205D tennis ball, tested for emission 300WE 205D tennis ball, metal base 245WE 211E 125WE 216A tennis ball, (3) 75, 75, 75WE 216A tennis ball, in boxes 85, 95WE VT -1, in box 125WE VT -2 105WE VT -25 30WE VT -25, N.I.B. 65Weagant valve, display only, (2) 150, 900Welch, peanut, in socket 95WL-415, transmitting, gf 10

General Auction:AC Dayton XL -10 3 -dialer, WT (transistorized) . 90AC Dayton XL -15 3 -dialer, large, WT 125AC Dayton XL -20 3 dialer, NT, g 65Acme K-3 cone speaker, about 12" dia., very

nice 215Addison white plastic, 2 red knobs, g 55Air Champ, in box 40Airline 1 -tube set, g 85Airline 243T red metal midget, g 55Airline 1500 cathedral, strange style, g 65Airline 6240 tombstone, 2 knobs, g 50Akradyne 3 -dialer, WT 85American Beauty, 2 -dial, WT, vg 110American Bosch 205A, g 55American Bosch AC table set, g 110American Bosch cathedral speaker, vg 35American Bosch Super 5 305, g 40Amperex tube sign "For Hi-Fi Tubes," 6" x 12" 100Amperite SF 80 microphone, heavy chrome, vg .400Amplion AR -19 petal horn speaker, open driver 200Amplion wood petal horn speaker, missing

rubber driver coupling, g 450ARRL 1942 Handbook, (2) 10ARRL 1946 Handbook, hardcover 10ARRL 1948 Handbook, g 10ARRL 1949 Handbook, (2), g 7, 10

Above: A radio with a view. This 5 -tube home-brew Neutrodyne ishoused in a glass case. Left: Two Von Lieben LRS relay tubes. Thetube on the left, with an open filament, sold for $7,000. The clearglass tube, with a good filament, right. sold for $14,500.

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An array of Zenith portable radios grouped with a HallicraftersTW-600, second left, and a Sparton.

ARRL Handbook, Editions 1, 2 & 6, f 80Arvin 417 small tombstone, f 45Arvin 544AR, plastic, p 10Arvin RE274 metal midget, g 40Atwater Kent 1 (?) breadboard, 2 -tube island &

2 variometers, WT, looks original 1,900Atwater Kent 2 -tube island unit for a breadboard . 375Atwater Kent 9 breadboard, WT, g 1,400Atwater Kent 10 breadboard, 4560, WT 1,000Atwater Kent 10 breadboard, w/green units,

WT 1,600Atwater Kent 20, small box, NT, (2), f, g .. 65, 85Atwater Kent 20, small box, WT, (2), g .... 65, 90Atwater Kent 30, small box, NT, g 65Atwater Kent 40 coffin, g 35Atwater Kent 46 coffin, g 65Atwater Kent 55 lowboy console, wk 85Atwater Kent 70 lowboy console, g 95Atwater Kent 84 cathedral, super, vg 750Atwater Kent 145 tombstone, (2), g, vg 45, 175Atwater Kent 217 cathedral, vg 500Atwater Kent 545 tombstone, g 200Atwater Kent deck of cards 25Atwater Kent E3 speaker, open driver, g 40Atwater Kent framed ad, (2) 5, 5Atwater Kent large horn speaker, open driver, vg . 65Atwater Kent R horn speaker 175Atwater Kent R2 speaker, g 60Atwater Kent service manual 15Atwater Kent variocoupler unit for a breadboard,

no tap switches 350Atwater Kent variocoupler, w/tap switches, for

breadboard, in box, looks new 225Avalon 600 cathedral, f 45BBC (British) crystal set 205Beaver Baby Grand crystal set, in box ..... 450Beitman manuals, (flat of ± 6), (2) 5, 20Belmont cathedral, 2 knobs, g 75Bendix 646A table radio, vg 55Best superhet (kit set), WT 199 (8), & paper, vg .. 550Book of Wireless & Radio Up To The Minute,

hardcover, (2) 30Bremer Tully, cabinet vg, insides p, much pot

metal, NT 50

This Day -Fan Model 5, with orig-inal crate and related paper soldfor $300

Bristol Audiophone brown horn speaker, vg .. 95Bristol horn speaker 100Bristol Model D, single dial, 4 -tube battery set,

(Waterbury, Conn.), WT, super cabinet 3,600Browning Drake 5 -tube set, WT, (2), vg .125, 125Bucher, Practical Wireless, hardcover, (4), f -g

10, 10, 10, 20Chase Chapin 3 -dialer, WT, g 95Chelsea 2 -dial, 3 -tube, slant -front, WT (2) ... 200

100200400800400

Chicago 600S tombstone, 2 knoosClapp-Eastham HR, WTClapp-Eastham HZ amp, NTClapp-Eastham Radak C3, WT, vgClapp-Eastham Radak R4, WT.Cleartone Model B crystal set, vertical slide coil . 175

400400400

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Collins 30L-1 linear ampCollins 75S -3B receiver, gCollins KWM-2, w/PS & speakerCollins, 1922 Handbook, hardcover, fCollins, Wireless Telegraphy, hardcover, g . 110Colonial 3 -dialer, NT 100Colonial Globe radio, g 1,000Confidence wood case tube tester, new case 95Coronado 578 wood table, 3 knobs, f 65Crosley 50, WT, g 150Crosley 51, fabric -covered, portable case, NT, g 150

100, 100150125

95160

35175

Crosley 51, WT, g, (2)Crosley 51A 1 -tube amp, NTCrosley 52, WT, gCrosley 52SD, WTCrosley 420, WT (transistorized), vgCrosley 611 tombstone, pCrosley ACE 2 -tube amp, WT, gCrosley C12AD wood table, 3 knobs & PB .. 105Crosley D cone speaker 35Crosley Dynacone speaker, open 10Crosley Five wood table, missing knobs & grille

2070

750200

cloth, fCrosley headphonesCrosley PJp, in original box, WT, vgCrosley XJ, WT, gCrystal detector only, generic type 85Crystal set, unknown, wfvertical slide coil .... 250

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Crystaloy crystal set, small 225Cutting & Washington 11A, WT, BB, TT, (3), vg 550Cutting & Washington 118 (deeper case w/

battery compartments), WT, vg 750Cutting & Washington 15 1 -tube set, WT

(199), g 700Daven 3 -tube amp, WT (3 blue display) 120Day -Fan 5 in original crate, WT and several

paper -related items, vg 300Day -Fan 5, single dial, NT 45Day -Fan 5, WT, g 115DeForest crystal detector only 150DeForest D-10, WT, coils & loop, vg 800DeForest loop antenna, g 50DeForest P-500 multiwave tuner, WT, vg . 1,000Demagnetizer for a watchmaker, early, on wood

base 55Dentron antenna tuner 25Deutsche TelephonWerke large loop antenna,

(German) 500Douglas, Alan. Radio Manufacturers of the

1920's, Vol. I. soft 12Douglas, Alan. Radio Manufacturers of the

1920's, Vols. 2 & 3, soft 50Drake 2NT & 2C transmitter & receiver, PS -7

PS/speaker, (3 pieces) 150Drake R8 receiver 475Drake TR7 transceiver, (2) 275, 525Dreadnaught single -dial, 6 -tube, WT 70Duck catalog 40Duplex telephones in box, toy set 55Dynamation 308 tube tester 20Dynamation 313 countertop tube tester 20Echophone "Commercial" receiver 60Echophone "Commercial" receiver, g 75Edison 5TS tombstone, 3 knobs, g 200Electra Importing Catalog, 1st ed. 60Electro-Voice 874 desk microphone 55Elements of Radio Telegraphy, hardcover 10Elkay 2 -dial, 5 -tube set, WT, g 375Emerson 520 Catalin, vg 150

This nice Bristol "single controlradio receiver" was another highdollar item at the auction. It soldfor $3,600.

An overview showing the variety of books alwaysfound at an auction.

Emerson 915, small plastic 15Emerson C260 wood table, 2 knobs, g 115Emerson CR262 in Ingraham case, small, 2

knobs, g 135Emerson wood mantel set, Ingraham case, g 75Erla 3 -dialer, w/balloon coils, WT 100Eveready battery display case, 3' high, p 65Everymans Guide to Radio, hardcover, g 27Fada 3 -dialer Neutrodyne, WT, g 75Federal 59 w/paper, WT, vg 1,000Federal 61, WT, small crack in panel, vg 1,200Federal 102, WT 450Federal 110, WT, (2), vg 500, 1,000Federal 200 "drop -in" panel set, WT, g 300Federal 417 "drop -in" panel set, in home-brew

wood case, WT, vg 600Federal headset 20Firestone 4A -12A.. small green metal case 40

Front: The Western Electric Model 4A, 7 -tube superhet brought $8,000,although the panel meter may not be original. The Atwater Kentbreadboard variocoupler, in box, sold for $225. At the rear: the loopantenna by Deutsche TelephonWerke sold for $1,500, and the largeMusic Master wooden horn speaker sold for $850. In front of the loopantenna is the Western Electric 25B amplifier, which sold for $1,300.

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Firestone S7403 small wood table, 2 knobs, vg . 80Freed-Eisemann FE -15, WT, vg 105Freed-Eisemann Neutrodyne, unbuilt kit,

N.I.B., vg 400Freed-Eisemann NR -5, WT, g 70French horn speaker, unusual, open driver 95Freshman 52S cathedral, 4 knobs, vg ...... 300Freshman Masterpiece 3 -dialer, WT, vg 75Freshman Masterpiece, in cabinet, w/speaker,

WT, vg 135Gecophone crystal set, wood case 150General Electric 624 wood table, w/rounded

end, 2 knobs & PB, g 35General Electric K -51-B table set, w/ornate

sliding doors, vg 350General Electric PC -3 suitcase tube tester .... 35General Instrument 3 -dialer, 6 -tube, WT, vg 115General Instrument 71 single dial battery set,

NT, g 100General Radio 160 decade bridge 120General Radio Audibility meter, wood box w/

multitap switch 50General Radio wavemeter 20German "Peoples Radio," 1938, wk, vg ... 325Gernsback early Service Manual 10Gernsback Encyclopedia, hardcover 2Gernsback, 1927 Encyclopedia, hardcover ... 20Gernsback, Wireless Course , g 20Gernsback, Wireless Course. hardcover 20Gloritone 26B cathedral, wk, g 75Goldsmith, Radio Telephone, hardcover, g 30Grebe cathedral, 3 knobs, g 550Grebe CR-14, w/built-in PS, WT 800Grebe CR-2, vg 5,600Grebe CR-3. NT. vg 900Grebe CR-9, w/newly built case, WT, g 300Grebe instruction book, not sure if original or

repro 45Grebe MU -1. no chains, WT, vg 325Grebe Synchrophase MU -1 chain drive,

WT, g 150Grebe Synchrophase manual 40Grunow 5A tombstone, chrome grille, f 85Hallicrafters 46 speaker, f 30Hallicrafters 46B speaker. g 25Hallicrafters S -20R Sky Champion, g 50Hallicrafters S-38, grey, g 35Hallicrafters S-38EM 35

This unusual Tesla speaker in a maroon Bakelitecabinet sold for $135.

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This nice Radiola VII -B with tubes brought $2,200.

Hallicrafters S-76, g 100Hallicrafters Sky Buddy, f 55Hallicrafters SX-122, g 150Hallicrafters SX-43, w/paper, g 105Hallicrafters SX-62, w/paper, wk. g 200Hallicrafters SX-99, w/paper. g 125Hallicrafters TW-1000A portable, w/paper, vg 145Hallicrafters TW-600 green portable, g 130Hammarlund HQ -129X, vg 100Hammarlund HQ -140X receiver, vg 100Hammarlund HQ -180A. w/paper. vg 250Hammarlund Roberts slant -front. 2 -dial, 5 -tube

set, NT, g 90Hammarlund speaker for HO -129X, N.I.B. .. 150Hammarlund speaker, late model 55Heathkit SB-220 linear 225Heathkit X-01 crossovers, (2) 250Herever Rocket crystal set, in bcx 40Hickock 580 suitcase tube tester, vg 300Hickock 600A tube tester, vg 150Home-brew 1 -tube sets, various types,

(8) 10 to 90Home-brew 2 -tube set, breadboard style, WT,

very nice 115Home-brew 2 -tube set, small wood case 210Home-brew 3 -tube set, 2 -dial, looks like a Rein-

hartz, n ce 95Home-brew 3 -tube set, 2 -dial. WT (transistor-

ized) 75Home-brew 3 -tube set, WT 45Home-brew 4 -tube amp. WT 199, well done 75Home-brew 5 -tube set. WT, no case, g 40Home-brew 5 -tube set, 3 -dial, small. vg 95Home-brew 5 -tube set, 3 -dial, w'glass front

panel, WT (transistorized) 135Home-brew crystal set, in fabric -covered case,

g 75Home-brew crystal set, nice 65Home-brew crystal set, recent construction 25Home-brew crystal set, wfloop, riot old 25Home-brew crystal set, w/loose coupler, (could

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An impressive display of early battery sets that included such brands as Grebe, Cutting & Washington,Magnavox, and Federal.

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Home-brew crystal set, w/loose coupler, g .... 40Home-brew crystal set, wood case, 2 -dial, w/

Murdoch detector 115Home-brew glass -cased Neutrodyne, WT, g 175Home-brew large loop antenna, w/tuning capac-

itor attached 65Home-brew scanning disc wheel and motor,

wood frame, WT, vg 400Home Radio, small hardcover 5Howe crystal set 120Jewel countertop tube tester 175Jewett 6 -tube, 2 -dial battery set, WT & original

poor carton 650Johnson 1KW Matchbox 50Kennedy 61LS 2 -chassis console, w/shortwave

converter, f 100Kennedy 521 2 -tube amp, WT 600Kit set, 3 -dial Neutrodyne, WT, g 95Kitchenaire white metal kitchen radio, w/small

glass shelves (1 missing), g 85Kodel crystal set 400Kolster ornate speaker, g driver 30Lafayette 1935 catalog 20Lafayette LA235 amp. 30Lafayette small portable, red knobs, vg 105Leeds & Northrup bridge test set 5Leutz, Charles, Modern Radio, hardcover, f .. 35"Like -A -Flash" crystal set, midget wood box,

modern repro $150"Like -A -Flash" crystal set, small set, recent

repro 125Lil-Mike home broadcast microphone, in box 20Little Giant crystal set 40Loose coupler, nice 95Magnavox 2 -tube amp, WT, g 300Magnavox AE3 amp, WT, vg 500Magnavox C large horn speaker, g driver 275Magnavox horn speaker, gold color, g driver 120Magnavox M10 receiver, WT, w/Magnavox mantel

speaker, in box & radio table & framed ad . 275Magnavox R-2 B large metal bell horn speaker,

g driver 550

Magnavox R-3 horn speaker, g driver 125Majestic 15 lowboy console 30Majestic 15 tombstone, missing two knobs, p 30Majestic illuminated ad sign w/turning globe

inside, 12" x 15", vg 1,200Marconi framed stock certificates, two in one

frame 55Mars small cathedral, 2 knobs 100Martian Special crystal set 200McMurdo Silver 701 small 2 -tube transmitter ...25Mengle R101 crystal set, small wood case 175Meteor 3 -tube, slant -front battery set , WT 199..275Michigan Midget battery set, WT, g 125Mignon audio transformers, N.I.B., (2) 30Military, ARC -5 3 receiver control box by WE,

N.I.B. 65Military, ARN-5 receiver, (2) 5Military, Autopilot control box, WWII 50Military, BC -603 WWII tank receiver, g 10Military, BC -645 WWII IFF set, N.I.B. 15Military, I -77B tube tester, vg 95Military, metal box of spare tubes for Wireless

19 set 20Military, R390 receiver, w/meters, made by Motor-

ola, w/paper, no case, some minor mods ... 200Military, spare tube case for Wireless 19 set . 25Military, WE SCR -68 WWI aircraft transceiver,

NT, g 800Military, WWI aircraft transmitter made for

British by GE, in crate, w/accessories 700Military, WWI service buzzer, f 100Military, WWII tank receiver made by Zenith . 60Mitchell lamp radio, w/shade 125Modem Electrics, (± 6) 55Montgomery Ward quack medical device 20Motorola 7" portable TV, f+ 85Motorola 7" TV, f 35Multi Products A54H portable transmitter, g 30Murdock capacitor in box 60Murdock headset 10Murdock Neutrodyne 3 -dialer, WT (5), g 125Music Master horn speaker, w/large wood bell,

g driver, g 850

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Music Master wood bell horn speaker, g driv-er, vg 250

National coil set in rack mount case, (7 sets)200National HRO, w/1 -coil set, g 150National HRO-5TA1, w/4 coils & paper 200National metal case speaker 35National NC -100 100National NC -100 ASO, g 175National speaker for HRO etc., g 55National SW -54, g 30National Thrill Box, w/dog house PS 150National Thrill Box, w/dog house PS & coils, g 325Newcomb Hawley drum speaker, f 15Nyacco (NY Album & Card Co.) fabric portable

3 -dialer, w/loop, horn & orig. batteries, g . 900Oak Ridge very small tube tester, for mainly

octal & miniature tubes 40Old hand microphone 20Pandora 3 -dialer (John Furie of NY), WT (5),

vg 750Parts, box of Victrola parts, mostly arms 35Parts, box of Victrola parts, p 30Parts, flat of 8-10 audio transformers, (2)..30, 40Parts, flat of knobs 20Parts, flat of large knobs 35Parts, flat of N.O.S. tube sockets 60Parts, flat of transformers, (2) 15, 35Parts, flat of variable capacitors 40Parts, long tone arm, N.O.S. 5Parts, small batch of crystals for crystal detec-

tors 50Peerless cathedral speaker, g 20Peerless cathedral speaker, g driver, g 20Pepsi Cola ACR5 tube type cooler radio, g . 600Perfect Tone tall horn speaker, g driver 65Perfection 2 -dial 3 -tube set, NT 60Perkem (British) headset 20Philco 20 cathedral, (2), g 95, 225Philco 20 cathedral, minus one knob, vg 300Philco 37-640 console, g 30Philco 38-60 tombstone, g 75

A different kind of home brew -a mechanicalTV scanning disc and motor mounted on awooden frame.

This Western Electric SCR -68 World War I air-craft transceiver brought $800 in the auction.

Philco 38-7 table set, 4 knobs, vg 135Philco 41-295 large console, wk. vg 50Philco 48-206 table set, nice 20Philco 51 mantel clock/radio, f 175Philco 60 empty cathedral case, g 20Philco 81 cathedral, g 95Philco 90 cathedral, g 350Philco 619 tombstone, p 35Philco drum speaker, brown, vg 35Philco Jr. cathedral, vg 100Philcotron battery bottles (4) 15Philmore crystal set, N.I.B. 45Pilot TV -37, 3", vg 175Pilot Wasp, w/coils, WT, no case 200Pilotone Universal 2 -dialer, WT, vg 125Polydyne 3 -dialer, WT, g 65Principles of Radio Communication, hardcover 5Radio Apparatus Corp. RA -4, WT (1), & detec-

tor, wocd case set, WT 700Radio Boys, (13), f -g 85Radio Boys, (6), f 25Radio Broadcast, 1920s, (3) 30Radio Enters the Home, soft, original 35Radio For All and Radio Simplified, hardcov-

ers, g 15Radio for Everybody and Outline of Radio,

hardcovers 10Radio Guide , 1930s, (4) 35Radio News Amateur Handbook, soft 20Radio Simplified, hardcover 10Radio Simplified, hardcover, g 7

Radio TV News, 1950s, (batch) 10Radio World, mid -1920s, (+12) . 60Radiotron Design Handbook, black hardcover 5Radiotron Design Manual, 3rd ed., hardcover . 5Radiotron Designers Handbook, 4th ed., hard-

cover, g 30RCA 45X3 small wood table 65RCA 118 lombstone, 4 knobs, g 110RCA 121 cathedral, g 225RCA 128 large tombstone, 5 knobs, vg 300RCA 667 modernistic red plastic 100RCA Radiola 16, NT, g 55RCA Radiola 17, w/hood. WT 75RCA Radiola 18, in cabinet w/doors, w/speaker

table, wk, g 55RCA Radiola 20, w/meter, WT, g 100RCA Radiola 26, WT, vg 375

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RCA Radiola 28 on table, WT, whoop & pa-per, vg 300

RCA Radiola 100 drum speaker, (2), g .... 25, 30RCA Radiola 100A speaker 25RCA Radiola 103 tapestry speaker, (2), vg 125, 200RCA Radiola AR -812, WT 165RCA Radiola balanced amp, NT, g 150RCA Radiola II, vg 450RCA Radiola Ill, WT & paper 130RCA Radiola III -A, WT (not 199s or WD -11s)

and with special antenna switch 125RCA Radiola Type AC2 2 -tube amp, NT 250RCA Radiola V, WT, w/top, vg 500RCA Radiola VII -B, WT, g 2,200RCA Red Books, Vols. I, II, & another, f 115RCA transmitting tube manual, soft 5RCA tube manuals, (2) 12RCA UZ1325 horn speaker, (2), g 120, 125Readrite 430 small wood case tube tester 20Revophone (British) crystal set, wood case, g 275Rider, 3 indexes, p 17Rider, Vols. 6 to 10 30Rider, Vols. 11, 12, 13 & 14 10Rider, Vols. Ito V & index 120Rider, Vols. Ito V 120Sams service literature, in metal chest, about 5

linear feet 32Scott SLRM Marine receiver, w/speaker 400Shepco T-12 1 -tube, 2 -dial wood box battery set 400Shield RA227 crystal set, small, modern 25Shure desk microphone 7Shure microphone on floor stand 150Silvertone 242 metal midget, g 40Sleeper, Radio Experimenter's Handbook,

hardcover 5Sony modern digital receiver 100Sparton 5-26, NT 25Sparton 606 fabric portable, g 25Sparton midget bluebird in green, modem repro 40Sterling single -dial. 3 -tube battery set, NT, g 130Stewart -Warner 525, WT 25Stewart -Warner ad piece, "Around The Clock"22Stromberg-Carlson Neutrodyne, 3 -dialer, WT, vg . 165Superior TW-11 tube tester, wood case 45Superspeakers, N.I.B., horns only, no base or

driver, (2) 100Supreme (Los Angeles) 3 -tube, 2 -dial set, WT 325Telefunken crystal set 105Telefunken table. 1950s 20

Telegraph, Bunnell sounder & camelback keyon wood 145

Telegraph, key on wood base 7Telegraph, spark heavy duty contacts key,

bench mount, g 400Telegraph, very unusual brass sounder 275Telegraph, Weste-n Union bench mount key. 15Telegraph, Weste-n Union brass sounder, vg 60Telegraph, Weste .n Union sounder & key on

wood base 30Temple drum speaker, g driver 25Ten-Tec Hercules II transmitter 325Ten-Tec Paragon II receiver 400Tesla ARS217 speaker, maroon Bakelite, vg135Tesla maroon plastic, 3 white knobs, vg 300Tesla plastic, 2 color, 3 knobs, vg 300Theatre horns, w/drivers & crossovers, (2) 100Thompson 3 -dialer, slant -front set, WT, g 75Thompson horn speaker, g driver, (2), g 95, 115Timber Tone violin case horn speaker, g driver, vg .1,700Tiny Tim plastic midget, white w/red knobs 50Tom Swift books, (9) 15Toymaking for Boys, small hardcover 5Trav-Ler 5066, brown plastic 25Trav-Ler fabric covered portable, WT, vg .... 100Tri City 1 -tube set. g 125Tri City 1 -tube set. WT 125Trimm radio phonograph driver for Victrola ... 15Trinity 2 -dial, 5 -tube battery set, WT, vg 100Trinity horn speaker, open driver 200True console, 4 knobs & PB, eye tube, g 55Tung Sol large data book 40Tuska 1 -tube set, 2 -dialer, WT, g 300Tuska 1 -tube set, g 175Tuska 225, WT, vg 900Tuska Superdyne Jr., WT (transistorized), no

case 175Universal Model X desk suspension microphone . 215Unlocke, one tube & crystal receiver, in wood

case, modern repro 85Utah cathedral speaker, g driver 15Utah drum speaker, g 45Utah speaker in communications receiver case,

no ID, g 35Vectronics HFT 1500 transmitter 125Victor early electric motor, probably not for a

phonograph 500Victor Franco (French) 4 tube set, WT (ex-

posed). g 600Victor RC -3 console, p 65

This Wireless Specialty IP-501 paired with a Type B 2 -step amplifier, ngt, brought the highest price atthe auction at $31,000. At left is a Westinghouse SE 1012A that sold for $10,000.

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A sampling of the tubes offered for sale. Note thetags that indicate the tube's condition.

Victor Victrola table, g 145Vintage Radio and Flick of the Switch, hardcov-

ers 30Vintage Radio, hardcover, w/dust jacket 15Ware 3 -tube Neutrodyne, in large portable fabric

case, case may be home brew, w/speaker,WT, g 400

Waters RF wattmeter & load 75WE 4A 7 -tube superhet, WT (215A), panel

meter possibly not original, vg 8,000WE 25B amp, WT 205B, gf, g 1,300WE 201A and 201M transformers, (2) 45WE headphones 30WE large loop for 4 -series superhets.......1.100WE small horn speaker, g driver 125WE smaller horn speaker, g driver 135WE tall horn speaker, g driver 175Western Coil Radiodyne WC -10, WT, vg 900Western Coil Radiodyne WC -15 Jr., WT & tube

cover, vg 900Westinghouse Aeriola Jr f 375Westinghouse Aeriola Sr., WT, (2), g 115, 165Westinghouse framed ad (black motif) 25Westinghouse RC (RA/DA), WT 275Westinghouse RC (RA/DA), WT, g 250Westinghouse SE -1012A shortwave recever,

WT (WE) 10,000Wilcox "Cathedral Grand" 6 -tube battery set, w/

extensive aluminum shielding, WT, vg 185

Another view of the Music Master wooden hornspeaker.

This 5 -tube Western Coil Radiodyne WC -15 Jr.with tube cover in place sold in the auction for $900.

Williams, Practical Radio, hardcover 5

Wireless Age, 1917 vintage, (3) 55Wireless Specialty IP 501, w/matching Type B

2 -tube amp, vg 31,000Wireless Telephone & Telegraphy, hardcover 35Zenith 2M 2 -tube amp., NT 600Zenith 3R, WT (transistorized), vg 1,350Zenith 5R216 wood table, cube, f 75Zenith 5S127 tombstone, vg 175Zenith 5S218 wood table, cube, 3 knobs, f+ 105Zenith 5S319. 4 knobs & PB, g 200Zenith 5T21 Trans -Oceanic, wk. g 100Zenith 6G601 fabric portable, (airplane on

grille), t+ 150Zenith 6G601 fabric portable, (sailboat on grille), g . 90Zenith 6S315 plastic, f 125Zenith 7D127 tombstone, 4 knobs, p 105Zenith 7G605, airplane on grille cloth, g 550Zenith 7J232 farm set, dial pointer cut

short, 1,200Zenith 7S633 table, 4 knobs & PB, g 70Zenith 9S367, shutter dial chassis only, no

knobs 60Zenith 10 -tube cabinet, w/ 6 -tube chassis,

1937, g 65Zenith 15E, w/loop, g 275Zenith 41 g 225Zenith 6030 wood table 25Zenith early FM wood table, for use w/remote

speaker, vg 75Zenith illuminated Radio/TV sign, 14" x 24" 75Zenith L403 small plastic, g 15

Zenith L600 Trans -Oceanic, wk vg 120Zenith large metal ad sign, 1' w x 8' h, single

sided, some wrinkles, g 170Zenith Royal 1001 Trans -Oceanic, wk 70Zenith Royal 3000-1 Trans -Oceanic, wk 90Zenith Service Manual, Vol. I 20Zenith Trans -Oceanic manuals, copies, (5) 45Zenith Trans -Oceanic, tube type, in leather

case, wk, g 145Zenith Trans -Oceanic, tube type, wk, g 120

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fax, e-mail or by any other method must be received (not just postmarked!) by Noon Eastern Time on the classified ad deadline dale toguarantee inclusion in the current issue. Late ads are ield for the following issue Please enclose correct payment with all ads. Cash is OKfor small amounts. (Canadian and other foreign advertisers. please see 'Payment" on opposite page for methods.) rree words' cannot beaccumulated from month to month, free words must be requested when ad is submitted

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Advertising is accepted only for early items related to radio, communication, etc. All items must be described fairly: reproductions.reprints and not -original items must be so identifiec . Advertisers must agree to respond promptly to inquiries and orders. to resolveproblems promptly if the buyer is not satisfied, and to comply with a buyer's refund request on unaltered returned items.

The publisher reserves the right to edit ads witt-out notification to the advertiser and to reject ads fo any reason. Names other thanthe advertiser will be edited out of ads. Ads with noi-radio-related items will be returned or edited unless the non -radio -related itemsare for trade of radio -related items, or they are incidental to and appear at the end of an otherwise acceptable a-1. The publisher is not

responsible for errors due to illegibly written ads or for any other reason See also Publishing Rights on opposite page.Clubs: Since club activities receive free cove -age on the Coming Radio Events pages, the free 20 word:. may not be used for

club activity ads A discount on display advertising is available for clubs.

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Before writing your ad. please look over :he ads in arecent issue of A.R.C., and try to write your ad in the samestyle. Full name (or company name) and address isrequired in all classified ads, we will add it if you forget.

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for all ads with drawings or photos!Drawings and photos are encouraged as the response to

your ad is much larger and the reader knows better what you wantor are selling. Send in your drawing or photograph, and A.R.0 willreduce it or enlarge it as needed

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(If ad is canceled. this amount cannot always be refunded )

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it is not always possdtle to refund the amount sent. pul the ad or make changes.

IMPORTANT - COUNTING WORDS - IMPORTANTThe standard headings: WANTED. FOR SALE. etc count as one word each time used in an ad. Name, address and (one:telephone number. count as 6 words. regardless of length. Ham call letters and business name can be included in the 6 wordsand do not count extra. Full name (or company name) and address is feaVIIINd in all classified ads. Each additional word.abbreviation. model number or number group, axtra telephone numbers. fax. e-mail. etc count as one word each. Hyphenatedwords count as two words.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE: Eico Model 2050 integrated amplifier, 25weach channel -$100. Thomas Rocheleau, PO Box 132,Franklin. MA 02038. (508) 528-3061. between 6-10 pm

FOR SALE: RCA Tube Handbook HB-3, Vol. 182, tubetypes 00-886 -$20. RCA Tube Handbook HB-3 Part 1,2 1/2 inches thick -$15; HB-3 Part 2, 2 1/2 inches thick- $15. Andrew Toross, 425 Old Country Rd., Orange,CT 06477. (203) 795-4523

FOR SALE: Delco 6V6 -G - $8 ea.; JAN 807/5933, brn.base - $7 ea.; 6SN7-WGT, brn. base -$8 ea. All strong.Alan J. Kriss, 1872 Portsmouth Way, Union, NJ 07083.(908) 688-2092

FOR SALE: Hayden Electronics One -Seven Series,complete, good condition, all pages - $20 ppd. U.S.A.Louis L. D'Antuono, WA2CBZ, 8802 Ridge Blvd.,Brooklyn. NY 11209. (718) 748-9612

FOR SALE: 200+ antique radios and electronics atwww.geocities.com/deerbayou or send -$2 for updatedphotolist. Radio Ranch, 10745225th Ave. NE, Belgrade,MN 56312

FOR SALE: 83 years collection, vintage radio -electronics. Desire one buyer. For experimenters,inventors, collectors. Francis H. Yonker, P.E., W2IBH,1229 N. Inverary Pl., State College, PA 16801. (814)867-1400. E-mail: yonker1229@adelphia.net

FOR SALE: GE Model 60, small, wood, needs grillecloth 2, all else original, no veneer damage - $60.Radair, no Model #, Santa Monica, Calif., 5 tube, 3 14volt type, all orig. - $60. FADA Nuetrola Grand 5 tube,table, drop lid, work, all else @9 - $175. Zenith Model5G401M, portable, canvas, NO cos. @ 6 - $30. Zenithtable 6S222, NO, no apologies - $300. Bernie Samek,113 Old Palmer Rd., Brimfield, MA 01010. (413) 245-7174. Fax: 0441

FOR SALE: Heathkits: signal generator SG -8 - $35;code practice oscillators, HD -16 - $10; HD -1416 - $7.Carl Blomstran, PO Box 890473, Houston, TX 77289.Web: www.radioworld-online.com

FOR SALE: Glayzit Bakelite refinisher, amazing, sprayon/wipe off, Bakelite will shine like new. Jeffrey Goldstein,Radiotiques, 4 Curry Ct., Wilmington, DE 19810. Web:http://www.Radiotiques.com

FOR SALE: Book, Elements of Radio by Marcus, 3rdedition - $20 includes postage. Bob Barr, 9660 S.E.Little Club Way, N. Tequesta, FL 33469. (561) 741-1907

FOR SALE: Astatic 89T phonograph needles, new bulk(loose) packed. Fits most Newcomb, Audiotronics,Calif one School record players -$22 ea. ppd. Radiosalewebsite: http://members.aol.com/dmradios/tube.html.Donald M. Maurer, 29 South 4th St., Lebanon, PA17042. (717) 272-2481. E-mail: dmradios@aol.com

FOR SALE: Mini reel and wire recorders, 50s - presenthi-fi and stereo. Call or e-mail for list. Jon Golden, POBox 715, Carlisle, MA 01741. (978) 371-5557. E-mail:jon@make3dimages.com

FOR SALE: (3) Western Electric 205-D tubes. All 3 arewithin the acceptable range of 1200-1450 micromhos,as tested on a Western Electric KS -5727-4 tube tester.All have Bakelite bases with getters intact. There is noblackening of the envelope - $450 ea. Jeff Arndt, 9086th St.. Kewaunee, WI 54216-1718. (920) 323-6789

A.R.( Advertising PolicySellers and Buyers, Please Note!

Advertising is accepted only for early itemsrelated to radio. CI lllllminication, 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 Wale buyer is notsatisfied, and to comply with a er'srefund request on unaltered returned items.

FOR SALE: GR 419A wavemeter - $75. L&Nwheatstone bridge - $30. Weston 722 analyzer - $15.Ross Wollrab, 229 N. Oakcrest Ave., Decatur, IL 62522-1810. (217) 428-7385

FOR SALE: I am leaving the hobby and need to sell thefollowing items: 1. metal ball point pen with stampedmetal call letters WOMI and microphone on clip, nicedisplay item - $20 includes shipping; 2. Broadcasting/Telecasting Yearbook 1953, 400+ pages, neat ads, lotsof info, worn but good condition overall - $45; 3. 1979Broadcasting Yearbook, vgc - $25; 4. The book, This IsEarl Nightengale, autographed, dj, vgc - $20 includesshipping; 5. Metal Philco service sign from 50s, vgc -$20 includes shipping; 6. Collection of radio stationmatchbook covers - $20 includes shipping. Contact:Lloyd Spivey, 1203 Charlotte Ln., Hartford, KY 42347.(270) 298-7159. E-mail: s1966@copper.net

FOR SALE: DeForest Training Course, 1941. 130lesson booklets - $30. Stromberg 1101 - $35. PaulLisowski, 5603 E. 100 N, Knox, IN 46534. (574) 772-2021

FOR SALE: H.H. Scott Model 296 stereo amp, mint,includes owner's manual, two Technical Service Bulletinsand measured mounting drawing - $200. Also, H.H.Scott Model 310D FM tuner with Scott 335 stereomultiplex adapter. Includes Technical Service Bulletinsand measured mounting drawing - $200. You will notfind cleaner units. All work perfectly. Buyer pays shippingof choice. Allen Partin, 114 East Rahn, Rd., Dayton, OH45429. (937) 436-9588. E-mail: ajpbillyjoe@ yahoo.com

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WANTED: JVC FR-6600JW shoulder belt assemblyV31156 -00A Richard Dzick, 37079 Tamarack Dr..Sterling Heights. MI 48310. (586) 268-4671. E-mail:rwdzick@tm.net

WANTED: Still looking for a meter or meter movementfor a Hickok 209A VTVM Regis Flaherty, 336 LorlitaLn.. Pittsburgh. PA 15241 (724) 969-0643

Classified Ad Deadline NoonApr. 10 for May 2004 IssueMay 10 for Jun. 2004 Issue

Boxed. Photo. & Display Ads - 1st

WANTED: Members. New antique radio cli.b beingformed in central N.J. It will be a club where memberscan take an active part in running the club. Lookingforward to hearing from you. Contact: Vince Lobosco.151 Farley Ave., Fanwood. NJ 07023. (908) 322-4512.E-mail: vlobosco comcast. net

WANTED: Pilot TV37 large tuning knob. hand-heldremote control for Fisher RK-20. Frank Johnson, 530Elford Rd.. Fairless Hills. PA 19030. (215) 943-8295

WANTED: Brewster model radios. Write to me at MNAnastasis. PO Box 2020. Garden Valley, TX 75771,(954) 538-4258. E-mail: brewster@mercyships.org

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: Hi-fi/commercial speakers. Altec. Electro-Voice. JBL. Jensen, Goodmans. Tannoy. Stephens.Western Electric. Working or not. Sonny Golcson, 520Pocahontas Dr.. Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547. (850)314-0321. Fax: 0824. E-mail: SonnySound4aol.com

WANTED: Grunow Model 902 console in fair to goodcondition, must be complete. all knobs, tube shieldswith caps. and electronic parts, need not be in workingcondition. Tom Coe. 2938 W. Seldon Ln., Phoenix, AZ85051. (602) 995-5879 after 5 pm mountair. time. E-mail: tomward3@gte.net

WANTED: Hi -pot testers, Jennings JHP models 60 KvAC, looking for all types of portables. Jim Youngson,6701 Melrose Ave., Louisville. KY 40216, Fax: (502)448-6228. E-mail: Jim@youngsonsinc.com

WANTED: Loop antenna fora Silvertone console #6437,antenna mounts to side of radio vertically CharlesPoplin, 3518 Courtland Dr.. Durham, NC 27707. E-mail:Popawapado @ wmconnect.com

WANTED: Vintage broadcast memorabilia. especiallyOklahoma WKY, KOMA, paper, mice. pics. Need RCA44 mike for display. Frank Karner. 12432 Elizabeth Cv..Midwest City, OK 73130-4931 (405i 769-4656. E-mail:fkarner@cox.net

WANTED: Escutcheon. chassis and speaker for aSilvertone cathedral, 1932 Model 1 5E2. Charles Guillory.15728 Trai s End. Conroe. TX 77384. (936) 273-1685.E-mail: chsguillory@earthlink.net

WANTED: 1942 Motorola portable 'adio (Model 61L11or 61L121in any cond. Also owner's manual, detachableextension cable for aerial lid, orig. non -leaking batteries.orig. shipping box & any advertising showing this set.Write to: M. Hanke, PO Box 773. Wausau, WI 54402

WANTED: RCA Radiola 80 chassis or interstagetransformer from amp unit RS15 Please call me tollfree. Mike Urban. 58 Naugatuck Ave . Milford. CT 06460.(800) 594-4359. E-mail: mike @ urban-antiqueradio.com

WANTED: TV signal boosters and literature. See myWanted page at http://tv-boxes.corn. Mark Nelson. 17Wentworth Rd Natick. MA 01760. (5081 655-5951

A. G. TannenbaumElectronic Service DataPO Box 386, Ambler, PA 19002

Phone: (215) 54C-8055Fax: (215) 540-8327

THE

STOP

FORVintage Parts & Service Data

1920's - Present

Credit Cards Welcome

Browse our on-line :ataloq atwww.agtannenbaum.com

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FOR SALE: Military whip antennas, Ecophone receiver- $40. B. Beckeney, 5472 Timberway Dr.. Presque Isle,MI 49777. (989) 595-6483

FOR SALE: April showers specials, splash, splash!DeForest D -7A, original, complete, with loop - $900.DeForest D-10, original, complete, with loop - $850.Grebe CR-9, one audio missing, panel corner broken,however, this is a nice clean set with lots of potential foronly - $295. Crosley 51 with wrong tube sockets - $25.Twix candy bar transistor radio, (no kidding) -$12. Pilot1 -tube amplifier with 245 tube, not home -built - $40.Very early Simplex wooden variometer - $10. Veryearly Simplex wooden, tapped vario-coupler - $10.Books: Principles Underlying Radio Communications,1922, U.S. Army -$10. F -M Simplified Milton Kiver -55.Dave Crocker, 35 Santuit Pond Rd. k4B, Mashpee,Cape Cod, MA 02649. (508) 477-1578, before 9 pmplease. E-mail: radio -1 @comcast.net

FOR SALE: Vintage Fada Radio shipping crate, wooden,open back, logo front. 45' high, 31' wide, 16" deep,great collector accessory -$100. Richard C. Malacarne,125 Hamilton St., Indiana, PA 15701. E-mail:coaxie kit adelphia.net

FOR SALE: Look for Gobs of Knobs at the KutztownRadio Meet, May 7-8. Mike Koste, 57 Tennis Ave., Ambler,PA 19002-4229. E-mail: michael.koste@zurichna.com

FOR SALE: Amrad 2596/2634 -$1,200. Kennedy 521San Francisco amp - $800. Fada 160 neutrodyne -$175. Stu Mount, W2A0, 35 Grand St., Highland, NY12528. E-mail: jensdad@webtv.net

FOR SALE: 5FP7A -$10. (2) Syl 1625 -$10. GE 8020- $5. Stewart -Warner 07-51-H chassis, works - $25 +shipping. Robert Rossi, 10936 Melbourne St., AllenPark, MI 48101. (313) 386-8321

FOR SALE: Freshman Masterpiece 5-F-4 - $125.Crosley tombstone 516 - $155. Crosley cathedral 148- $225. Zenith 6D 2615 - $85. Radiola III -$125. Philco70 - $325. Hallicrafters SR 10A - $60. All have beenrestored electronically, when necessary. Plus shippingor I can deliver to MARC's Midland, Michigan Aprilswap. Ernie Nagy, PO Box 822, Elk Rapids, MI 49629.(239) 389-9101. (231) 264-9412. E-mail:elnagy1599@webtvitet

SEND ALL A.R.C. MAIL TOAntique Radio Classified

P.O. Box 2. Carlisle, MA 01741FOR SALE: Heathkif SB200 amp, 05 oscilloscope, HM2140 wattmeter, V4 VTVM, H0129X. Bill Coolahan,1450 Miami Dr. NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402-2933

FOR SALE: In Door county, Wisconsin or will ship:Hundreds of antique and collectible radios. Transistors,tape recorders, amplifiers, microphones, earphones,transcriptions, telephones, test instruments, scanners,cameras, military, aircraft, foreign, homebrew radios,Trans-Oceanics, amateur radios, uniforms, ancientmedical books. For 31 pp. list, send three (3) -stampbusiness envelope. Stop in, but call first. John Enigl, Sr.,Cherry Lane Old Rados, 5425 Tart Cherry Ln., EggHarbor, WI 54209. (920) 743-3672

FOR SALE: Detrola shortwave converter, (Stein -2 p.98), nice -$135. Philco 20 tube shield, good decal - $30+ shipping. Ken Armstrong, Box 216, Storm Lake, IA50588. (712) 732-3012

FOR SALE: Tubes: BB01-A - $20; BBTT 01-A - $55;Kellogg 401 - $28; Kellogg 403 - $30; Sparton/Cardon401 - $20, all tested. Jeff Arndt, 908 6th St., Kewaunee,WI 54216-1718. (920) 323-6789

SPRING 2004 KUTZTOWN RADIO MEET SATURDAY MAY 8(With Friday night get-together)

Rain or Shine at Renningers Antique and Farmers Market on Noble Street :n Kutztown PA. Exit Rte 78or 222 at Rte 737 S/Kutztown. Proceed into Kutztown: take a right at the Is" light and a left at the nextlight (Noble Street). Renningers is I mile on the right.

THIS MEET IS HELD UNDER ROOF, so don't let the weather keep you away. Overnight Campingis Free. Accommodations available at the Campus Inn. 3 miles from the meet -(610)683-8721. Mentionthe Radio Meet and receive a discount.

Friday EveningFree Beverages and SnacksVintage hi-fi gear playing all evening

SaturdayFlea Market starting at 7:00AMNoon Auction Sponsored by the DVHRCRenningers indoor and outdoor Antique Markets

Free admission for buyers. Vendor Charges: $15/space w/ I table, extra tables S3 ea. and booth electric$5. For Pre -Registration (recommended but not required) call Renningers at (570) 385-0104. For otherquestions contact Steve Wallace (610) 944-7230.

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NEW ENGLANDANTIQUE RADIO CLUBVINTAGE RADIO SHOW

Saturday, April 17, 20047:00 AM - 12 NOON

St. Stan's HallPine Hill Road, Nashua, NH

One Hundred Tables of antique and collectible radios,TVs, parts, tubes, books, magazines and other related items.

Three Radio Contests featuring Tombstones,Microphones and items bearing Marconi's name or image.

50/50 Raffle, Snack Bar, Free Parking

Admission:7:00 AM - 8:00 AM, Admission During Setup - S15

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM, Early Buyer Admission - $59:00 AM - Noon, General Admission - $2Kids under 12 free

Directions: To reach St. Stan's Hall take Rt 3 (EverettTurnpike) to Exit 6 (Rt 130 east). Follow Rt 130 east for a veryshort distance to the set of lights at the 7-11 store, take a leftonto Blue Hill Ave. which crosses over the highway andbecomes Pine Hill Rd. St. Stan's Hall will be on your right.

Show Info & Table Reservations: Contact showchairman Marty Bunis by phone (603) 938-5051 or e-mail(m_bunis@conknet.com) for show/table reservationinformation. Table space must be reserved in advance.

More info at www.nearc.net

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FOR SALE: Fisher 800C, Swan 350, Hickok 600 tubetester, Zenith 3000, RCA WV -98C, Tubes EL34. ZoranZagorac, 3430 Hollydale Dr., Los Angeles. CA 90039.(323) 667-0953. E-mail: zesec@hotmail.com

FOR SALE: Telephone U.S. Army 1950s, size 8" x 10"x 3 1/2", looks good, hand -cranked or battery in fibershoulder strap bag, looks good - $35. Phone or write:Thomas Bumside, 4838 S. Westhaven Dr., Jackson,MS 39209-4711. (601) 922-2235

FOR SALE: No April Fools Here! Vibroplex Keys -Champion (1939) - $95. Lightning Bug (1940)- $95. J-36 Speed Key (1941) - $95. "Fulton St." address on tag,(1936-1942) - $95. Other keys are from $10 -up. Hamradios: National NC -300, with matching speaker andmanual - $345. National NC -X-3 transceiver, withmanual - $245. National NBS-3A (Deluxe) totally rebuilt- $200. Hallicrafters S-85 or S-86. each is nice, working- $145/ea. Zenith Royal 3000, high -end, multi -bandportable, excellent working set - $185. Dave Crocker,35 Santuit Pond Rd.. #4B, Mashpee, Cape Cod, MA02649. (508) 477-1578, before 9pm, please. E-mail:radio-1@comcastnet

FOR SALE: Original Capehart turnover record player -$100 plus shipping. Also many CB radio items. LukeEstates. PO Box 415. Coshocton, OH 43812

FOR SALE: Transmitter meter panel, rack -mountable,includes five meters for One KW Xmrtr, 12 by 36 steel.Contact for layout, description - $75 plus shipping.Charles Graham, WI HFI, 4 Fieldwood Dr., BedfordHills. NY 10507. (914) 666-4523

-WANTED-PICTURES FOR PHOTO REVIEW OR

TELEGRAPH REVIEWPHOTOS MUST BE SHARP IN DETAILA SHORT DESCRIPTION IS A MUST!SEE PHOTO REVIEW PAGES FOR

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

FOR SALE: Harman Kardon F300X tuner & A5OK amp- $350. Grommes 101GT tuner & 24PG amp - $300.Stromberg-Carlson SR -400 tuner & AR -431 amp -$200. Heathkit AJ-41 tuner - $75. H -K A224 amp -$125. Lafayette LA -55 amp - $75. Jerry Talbott, 4403Birdhaven Loop, Newberg, OR 97132. E-mail:vinradio@easystreet.com

FOR SALE: Setchell-Carlson 21" round screen, unitizedchassis, mahogany, color console. Have alot extraunits, also new. Pickup only. Ann Bichanich, Jay's, 15W. Lake St., Chisholm, MN 55719

FOR SALE: Cunningham and Radiotron globe 01-Atubes - S15 ea., usec - tested. Jeff Arndt, 908 6th St.,Kewaunee, WI 54216-1718. (920) 323-6789

FOR SALE: Crystal radio kits, complete with facepanel, base board, variable capacitor. prewound coiland many parts for old style radio, remit - $22.50. Carl& Grace Ent, 1080 Josephine, Lincoln Park, MI 48146

FOR SALE: Tube tester, Hickok Model 533A, portabletester, good working order with functioning roll and listof newer tubes - $300 Jeffrey Roston, 2620 W Authur.Chicago. IL 60645. (773) 973-2600

Hudson Valley Antique Radio & Phono SocietyAnnual Swap Meet

Saturday, May 1st, 2004

Sacred Heart School GymMain Street

Highland Falls, [West Point], N.Y.

Time: 7 AM setup 8 AM to 12:30 openCost: $20 per table

For info and table reservations call:Art Kingsley at (845) 446-4091

Richard Lee at (845)359-3809 orE-mail: radiorich@prodigy.net

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Estate Auction of Vintage Radios,Microphones, Electronics and Nictrolas

By Smith Auction Company

April 24, 2004 Morgantown, Pa. Friendship Fire Co 1

We are pleased to present the estate of William Fitch, (Pottstown, Pa.) withadditions. Nice selection of radios to include: Marbleized red Catalin 66x8(super), FADA Catalin bullet maroon (as is), AK 10 Breadboard, AbbotswareHorse, Smokerette radio, Porto bar radio, Federal 110, Crosley 11-100u, TownCrier radio by Guild, Westinghouse, RCA, Atwater Kent, cathedral radios,Freed-Eisemann Model NR -5, Freed-Eisemann Model NR -6, FreshmanMasterpiece, Duck Loose Coupler, E. I. Bulldog Spark Coil and others. Waite& Bartlett Glass Battery unit with oak cabinet, large selection of noveltyradios, Philco floor models, Zenith chairside radio, Lamp radio, transistorradios, Old Lager Keg radio, Speakers, Figural speakers, ship. Amps: Bogen,Dual etc., Phonographs, Oak phonographs, Edison Standard, Edison cylinder,Edison table and floor models, and Columbia phonograph, wooden hornphonograph Victor Type R (7 inch turntable), nice selection of horns. records.Over 75 Microphones and stands, incl. RCA 44, RCA DX 77 with cases,Stromberg Carlson MC 31, RCA MI 12021. Quack machines: Dr. JeromeKidders' Celebrated Electro-magnetic Machine, (1884) with walnut cabinet,Davis & Kidder's Magneto Electric Machine (1854), Aloe Co. Universal Electro-Therapy Device (marble base). Large selection of ephemera, and advertising,Edison Diamond Disc Records ad sign, books on radios, repair manuals, Ridersmanuals set. Lots of tubes, parts, speaker cloth. Old telephones, testequipment, some telegraph items, sounders, relays, keys, military. This is justa small sample of what is in the auction. Catalog of items to be ready April 1.Check our web site www.smithauctionco.com for some pies and detailsthere are a few reasonable reserves that we feel certain to be meet. These itemswill be noted in the catalog. For information call 610-942-2367,auction@chesco.com. Terms: Visa/MasterCard Accepted; Personal Checksaccepted with prior approval unless known to the auctioneer - 12% BUYERSPREMIUM (Discounted to 10% with use of cash or check) - 6% sales tax.Preview: day of sale 8 AM - Friday evening 5-8. Directions: Take the Pa.Turnpike to the MORGANTOWN, PA. Exit at number 298 (miles designation,old exit 22), Turnpike towards Morgantown/Reading, keep LEFT at the fork inthe ramp, Take, PA -10 ramp towards Morgantown (Pa. Rt 23). Make left, firehall about 2 blocks on your left, 3307 Main Street, Morgantown, Pa. Items tobe removed day of sale, unless arrangements made. In case of severe weathersale held April 25, 2004. Phone number day of sale only Cell # 610-476-4276.

Harold M Smith Jr. Annette T SmithAU -002163-L AU -002766-L

What Can We Sell For You?

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FOR SALE: 01 -As, globe or ST, all are used, test good- $12 ea. plus shipping. Jeff Arndt, 908 6th St.,Kewaunee, WI 54216-1718. (920) 323-6789

FOR SALE: Hundreds of radios & electronic items forsale and items wanted. To view list and see photos, visitwww.RadioExchange.net on the internet. R. Rice, 2234N.E. 6th Pl., Ocala, FL 34470

FREE - 20 WORD AD EACH MONTHTo get your free 20 words.

include your SUB# with your Ad.Additional words are 29c each.Read policy pages for details.

MANY THANKS0111

FOR SALE: Uher Model 4000 Report. 5" reel-to-reeltape recorder. 4 speeds. AC or DC, AC adaptor, patchcords. leather case, includes 12 minute test tape, clean,works f ine, German excellence -$250 includes shipping.Albert B. Casolari. Jr.. 1812 Albany. Springfield, IL62702. (217) 544-2187

FOR SALE: Victor radio Model 9-25, circa 1927. ZenithGolden Triangle transistor radio, Royal 950. Nicholas A.Vaksvik, 235 Marvin Ave., Los Altos, CA 94022. (650)279-9931

FOR SALE: Antique radio store. sales & service, over 27years in business. Just minutes away from world renownedSanta Anita Race Track & Rose Bowl. Inventory ofthousands of radios. 1920s -1980s. American. German,European. stereo equipment, test equipment, tube &transistor sets. Thousands of tubes, parts. components,manuals, schematics, etc. Absolutely too much to list.Ready to move in & immediate service. Serious inquiriesonly. Asking ??? Lets talk. Thank you. Audio Imports,Ltd., 125E Santa Clara St., Suite 11, Arcadia, CA 91006.(626)447-3117. E-mail: audioimportsltd@aol.com

National VintageCommunications Fair

N.E.C. Birmingham UKSunday 2nd May 2004

.VoIt in our 1211110.30am to 4.00pm £5 admission

(early entry c.8.30am @ £20)1000s of VINTAGE RADIO RECEIVERS

CRYSTAL SETS AMPLIFIERSHORN & CABINET LOUDSPEAKERS

RECORD PLAYERS RECORDS (78S/CDs)GRAMOPHONES TUBES SPARES

EARLY TELEVISIONS OLD TELEPHONESplus all MECHANICAL and ELECTRICAL

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES

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N.V.C.F., 122B Cannon Street RoadWhitechapel London El 2111 UK

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FOR SALE: AK Model 5. Contact for information: KoichiIshihara, 2521 Rockefeller Ln. #D, Redondo Beach. CA90278. (310)625-5729. E-mail: k.ishihara (dadelphia.net

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 Tine Replications, 5744 TobiasAve.. Van Nuys, CA 91411. (818) 786-2500. E-mail:oldtimerep@aol.com. Web: http://www.antiqueradiokrobs.com

FOR SALE: Rider Manuals Vol. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 9, 11, 12,14 - $20 ea. or $150 for the set, plus shipping. Variousindex books for Vol. 1-14 - $8 ea + shipping. Approx.100 new & used radio'TV tubes, email for list and info.Heathkits, w/manuals: V -7A VTVM, C-3 condenserchecker, SG -7 signal generator, T-3 signal tracer - $20ea. + shipping. Sams folders 628.714 & 803 - $5 ea. +shipping. Larry Amsler 8063 S. Jackson St., Centennial,CO 80122. (303) 770-9107. E-mail: I.c.amsler@att.net

FOR SALE: N.O.S. Type 27 tubes, crisp original boxes- $7 ea plus shipping. Brian Belanger, 5730 Avery ParkDr., Rockville, MD 20855-1738. (301) 258-0708. E-mail: bcbelanger@aol.com

FOR SALE: Galena radios or parts. Used radio tubes.L.W. Gardner. 458 Two Mile Creek Rd., Tonawanda,NY 14150. E-mail: radiolen attnet

FOR SALE: Fundame-Aals of Radio. 1945, Everitt 400pp., vg, cover dingy - $13 ppd. Henry Loos, 210Ingraham Ln., New Hyde Park, NY 11040. (516) 354-1943. E-mail: hcloosCr optonline.net

FOR SALE: Refurbished. vg, generators: Hickok 288XAM & FM: HP200CD audio: HP211A squarewave.Manuals available, Make offers. David Boyle, 1058 ColtCir., Castle Rock, CO 80109. (303) 681-3258

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This will be the second auction from the large collection of the late DrHanselman and his son Keith, and wit' offer many great pieces to include.

A rare 1924 Zenith "Companion" Portable the ZEV Model. KennedyModel 281. Paragon Receiver, Model 10 Atwater Kent Breadboard,

Radiola III, Radiola 111A. Radiola V. Radiola 26, RA -DA Unit,Western Electric 10-D Horn Speaker, Crosley Tridyn,

plus over 40 Other Battery Sets.

Selection of Books and Magazines, Radio News from the 30's.complete set of Riders, Popular Electricity Vol. 2 1909, Dictionary

of Electrical Words -Terms -Phrases 1889, Electricity and Magnetism 1911,Wireless Telegraphy 1917. Radio Biue Book 1926-27, ExperimentalWireless Stations 1922, WM Duce Catalog #15, Factory Instructionsfor Kennedy Model 110, Grebe CR-3 and CR-8, CR-9 and CR-#5,

Atwater Kent Penci and Log Sheets.

Atwater Kent Cone and Horn Speakers, Magnavox Horn Speakers andother brands, hundreds of Tubes, Arcturus Blue, 201 A, UX and UV99,

many other types. World War 1 Mark IITransmittei, Sentinel Suitcase TV,

Predicta TV with Remote Tune Stand.

Many Wood Tunic Radios, selection of oldHeadphones, many Console Style Radios,

Tombstone and Cathedral Radios.

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FOR SALE: Telefunken tubes, N.O.S., ECH81/6AJ8(4) tubes for - $20 plus shipping. George Stagakis,1714A 41st St., North Bergen, NJ 07047. (201) 864-0483. E-mail: georgestv@aol.com

FOR SALE: Radio News & Electronic World, (80)bound volumes, 1919 to 1986, complete with all ads -$800 plus shipping. Paul Thompson, 340 Old Mill Rd.#247, Santa Barbara, CA 93110. (805) 692-1941

FOR SALE: Spring sale of battery sets: 4 -tube home -crafted radio in neat leatherette case- $65. Home -crafted6 -tube receiver with resistance -coupled circuit, (6 gridleaks), nice manufactured cabinet - $105. NationalBrowning Drake kit radio, excellent workmanship,manufactured cabinet - $125. Kenman 5, 3 -dial, 5 -tuber, very compact radio, nice - $75. TRF-5 3 -dial,5 -tube radio. clean, all there - $75. RCA transmittingchoke #UP -1627, for UV -217, nice metal tag, heavypiece - $25. Wireless Specialty Faradon TransmittingCondenser, red knob, very early RCA item, in originalbox - $85. RCA Radiola III -A, excellent condition, nicedecal, cord - $125. RCA Radiola 26 portable, all therewith 199 tubes, except for tube cover (of course), niceset - $195. Dave Crocker, 35 Santuit Pond Rd., #4B,Mashpee, Cape Cod, MA 02649. (508) 477-1578, before9 pm please. E-mail: radio -1 @comcast.net

FOR SALE: Big book sale April 15 to 18. 25% off radio,technical books. Details? Visit www.beqbooks.corn/rtmsale.htm, or call. Bequaert Old Books, Box 775,Fitzwilliam, NH 03447. (603) 585-3448. E-mail:info @ beqbooks.com

FOR SALE: N.I.B. CB, Johnson Messenger 123A, 23channel, w/owners installation and operation manuals -$50 plus shipping. Matching base station, JohnsonMessenger 223, w/desk mic, 23 channel - $75 plusshipping. Fielding Grigsby, 1523 Towson Ave. FortSmith, AR 72901. (479) 782-0111

FOR SALE: CO Equipment Buyers Guide, 1994, 1995(2); Popular Electronics Communications Guide 1993,1994, 1995; PE Communications Handbook 1975,1977,1978, 1979; Communications World w/White's RadioLog. Spring/Summer 1977 (2) -$5 ea. plus 50e postage.A.J. Ossman, Jr.. PO Box 25, Terra Alta, WV 26764.(304) 789-2554. E-mail: beagle@mymailstation.com

FOR SALE: Many nice transistor radios. Call or emailfor list. Take 30% off. Doug Ferrero, 70173 Hillside Ct.,Romeo, MI 48065. (586) 336-0120. E-mail:w8ynz@bignet.net

FOR SALE: Visit www.78rpm.com for a full line ofturntables. books, vintage records & cylinders. Nauck'sVintage Records, 6323 lnway Dr., Spring, TX 77389. E-mail: nauck@78rpm.com

FOR SALE: Basic Radio Repair, Vol 1 & 2 by MarvinTrepper, vgc - $25 includes shipping. Lloyd Spivey,1203 Charlotte Ln., Hartford, KY 42347. (270) 298-7159. E-mail: s1966@copper.net

FOR SALE: Heathkit communications receiver ModelAR -3, looks good but doesn't work - $45. Realisticcommunication receiver Model DX -160, looks new,works - $75. Scott 314 FM tuner - $45. RCA 45 Model6 EY-3A - $45. Precision Signal marker generator E-200 -C - $30. Philco 40-145 - $55. Philco 39-30 - $75.Malcolm Canon, 449 E. Ventura Dr., Birmingham, AL35235. (205) 836-7657

FOR SALE: RCA tube manual No. RC23, top condition- $15 plus postage. Daniel Seidler, 10337 S KeatingAve., Apt. 202, Oaklawn. IL 60453-4752. (708) 424-2057

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FOR SALE: RCA and Victor novelty items: RCA brochurefor 1934-35 radios - $25. Nipper oval 11"X14" servingtray -$35. Original RCA 45EY3 phono shipping carton,side only -$10. RCA Color Advertising sheets 8"X10",for 1946 Radio & TV Retailing Magazine for RCAreceiving tubes - $10. RCA transmitting tubes - $10,RCA TV - $10. 1908 color brochure (facsimile) VictorDog on cover, shows all the phonographs of the day -$25. RCA Nipper Salt and Pepper shakers - $75.Nipper furry dog 12" high - $50. Nipper Sun Catcher 7"diameter shows dog and phonograph - $75. All pluspostage. Novelty list, 19 pages of early phonographitems by Edison, Victor, RCA, Berliner and others - $2.J.J. Papovich, 165 Trellis Ln., Sewell, NJ 08080. (856)464-6741. E-mail: jjpapo@juno.com

FOR SALE: Vacuum tubes! Our tube inventory justkeeps growing and growing! Call/fax/e-mail for ourfree tube catalog. Radio Daze. LLC, 7620 OmnitechPl., Victor. NY 14564. (585) 742-2020. Fax: (800) 456-6494. E-mail: info@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

FOR SALE: Plastic dial covers. glass dial covers 2" to8 7/8" - $14. Electrolytic capacitors. mounting strap.33uF-47uF 160 volts - $2.50, 33uF-47uF 160 volts,47uF/100 - $4. 22uF-22uF 450 volts - $4. 33uF, 33uF,33uF @ 160 volts - $3. 47uF. 47uF, 47uF @ 160 volts- $3.50. 22uF, 22uF, 22uF @ 450 volts - $4.50.Hallicrafters S-38 A -B -C -D -E - $10. Zenith TO inaluminum can, with leads - $18. Postage paid, cash.money order, check. Bill Turner, 1117 Pike St., St.Charles, MO 63301. E-mail: dialcover@webtv.net

FOR SALE: Precision resistors used in various testequipment, plus germanium transistors & N.O.S. &good used tubes. Alan Batson, 8235 Craig St.,Philadelphia. PA 19136. E-mail: tvbat@comcast.net

FOR SALE: Excellent E.H. Scott 800B with Chippendalecabinet, partly recapped, photos. H.W. Gilmer, 11031Big Canoe, Big Canoe, GA 30143. (706) 268-1075. E-mail: hwgilmer@tds.net

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From Morse to Marconi:An auction of instruments, books and manuscripts,ephemera and photographs relating to the 19th centuryinformation highway.

3 June 2004Montpelier Street, Knightsbridge, London

Illustrated: A rare and early Cooke &Wheatstone ABC telegraph receiver,circa 1840

For further information regarding consigningitems to this auction or for further details onthe sale please contact:Jon Baddeley (instruments)+44 (0)20 7313 3149jon.baddeley@bonhams.com

David Park (books, photographsand ephemera)+44 (0)20 7468 8351david.park@bonhams.com

Catalogues:f20 (f23 UK inc p&p),(f26 Europe inc p&p),(f29 Rest of World inc p&p)01666 502 200

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FOR SALE: Aligning Philco Receivers, Vol 1 & 2 byJohn Rider, vgc - $25 includes shipping. Lloyd Spivey,1203 Charlotte Ln., Hartford, KY 42347. (270) 298-7159. E-mail: s1966@coppernet

FOR SALE: 45+ tube radios, 75+ transistor radios.Parts, tubes+ 12AX7/12DW7, semiconductors, books,trades, more. List 18 pp. WANTED: Chassis, Kennedy21, 30, 32, King 80, AK 30, 33. Bill Horn, 13110 MarshRd., Bealeton, VA 22712. (540) 439-9781

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FOR SALE: 1950s Motorola 14' pink/white metal TV N/T, N/B - $40 + S/H. Sam Mannino, PO Box 331,Villanova, PA 19085. (610) 325-5584

FOR SALE: Radios for sale. All conditions, no lists.Frank Vaillancourt, PO Box 726, Woodstock. VT 05091.(Arn 157-3482

FOR SALE: Everyday low prices on tubes,transformers, components, wire, supplies, grillecloth, glass dials, books, etc. Radio Daze, LLC. 7620Omnitech Pl., Victor, NY 14564. (585)742-2020. Fax:(800) 456-6494. E-mail: info@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

FOR SALE: Tube adaptors, 45 and 50 - $16 and $20plus UPS. James Sinwell, 511 Newport Dr., Greensburg,PA 15601. (724) 834-0763

FOR SALE: Tested good globe 201A -$14, 226 -$15,227 -$10. Type 199/299 UV or UX -$24 each. Slightlyweak 226, 227, 245, 280 guaranteed to work in earlyradios 1/2 regular price. Write or e-mail:tubes@qwest.net for special sale list or seewww.fathauer.com. George H. Fathauer & Assoc., 688W. First St., Ste 4, Tempe, AZ 85281. (480) 968-7686or toll free 877-307-1414

FOR SALE: 1954 vaccum tube computer, 7' tall, 700 lbs,12.6VAC at 80 amps, +/- 150VDC at 15 amps - $100k.WWII Japanese field radio, in case - $20k. HistoricDumont wttg 5 broadcast studio camera - $5k. Weco143A amp -$2.5K. Weco 1126 compressor - $3k. Weco753A speaker box - $1k. Gates level devil tubecompressors - $1k each. Altec iconics - $1k. HugeJensen Imperial 3 -way comerhorn - $3k. Jensen TypeH coaxial in imperial cabinet - $850. Weston 686 tubechecker - $1.2k. Complete Capehart 400p ebony -$2.5k. Capehart PPP 2A3 amp- $1.2k. Capehart Flipoverchanger - $1k. Capehart AM/FM/SW tuner - $600.Capehart ebony cabinet - $1k.. Lee -Jensen catenoidcorner horns -$1.5k. RCA -GE 6550A, N.I.B. - $60 ea.RCA MI -1443 fieldcoil high freq. driver - $1k. Hickok539C tubetester - $750. Empires biggest cylinderspeakers, 15' woofer, marble top -$1k. Jensen RP -302tweeters for G-610 - $700/pair, 8 pcs. lonovac tweeters- $6k. Pioneer HPM-100 - $700. Collins 75A - 4 withmanual -$1.4k, National HRO-60, + coils -$1k. Collins75A-3, + manual, + speaker- $1k. Collins KWS-1 - $2k.Collins 51S-1 -$1.5k. Weco 171C outputs -$1k. Weco618A input - $1.2k; 618B - $1k; 618C - $600. Tonsmore. V. Vogt, 2311 Pimmit Dr., #114, Falls Church, VA22043. (202)318-4321. E-mail: archaicaudio@webtv.net

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QUALITY AUCTIONMUSIC BOXES, PHONOGRAPHS,RADIOS & RELATED ARTICLES

To be held in the 4-H building on the Eaton County Fairground, Charlotte, Michigan or:

Friday, April 30th beginning at 11:00 a.m.Saturday, May 1st beginning at 10:00 a.m.

Three excellent collections to be sold over the course of this two (2) day event. The Lowell Gearheart Estate (.Joyce Gearhart, owner)from Fenton. Michigan that contains phonographs, advertising, records of all types with a great emphasis on Vogues, The Estate ofJohn Auraden from Cincinnati that includes a good representation of machines ;Hexaphone, Reginaphone, other music boxes andphonographs) and finally the Collection of James Gullet of Detroit. Mr. Gullett's collected radios (a very nice, restored group). phono-graphs, glass Keystone slides. and other small reins. Read on and plan on attending this will be a good sale

* Regina Hexaphone coin operated machine.* Reginaphone Style 155 - 15. r disc music box and phonograph in mahogany ser-

pentine case. Complete.* Regina Style 11. 15-1." disc music box* Peerless Forte Piccolo (Mermod Freres) #372 interchangeable cylinder music box.* Sublime Harmonie 13" (Mermod Freres) cylinder music box.* A wonderful large cylinder "Organ" music box. L.A. Grosclaude, Geneva. Ca.

1876-1878. Geneva* Very nice Swiss cylinder music box in serpentine inlaid walnut case.* Polyphon 8" disc music box in serpentine inlad walnut case* Antique Jones and Clayton Harpsichord.* Over 135 antique phonograhs, all makes, types and models with many wooden

horn examples* Mae Starr phonograph doll with records* Fantastic group of advertising items coming from the Gearhart collection including

a huge group of postcards. dusters, premiums, Nipper statues (paper mache andplaster a very nice collection in various sizes., pictures. trade cards, premiumrecords. needle tins. a great deal of company catalogs and advertising sheers aswell as lots more

* The Gullet Collection from Detroit is one of the nicest collections of radios that wehave had to sell in quite some time. In a groi.op of over 50 radios, there is a VeryRare Spartan Model_M Blue Mirror. (4 knob rectangular example) Grandfatherclock/radios including Grebe, Philco. Majestic, Stewart Warner, Stromberg Carson,Westinghouse. Curtis Mathis, Crosley. Me'rocone speaker, Freed Eiserrann,Amrad. Day Fan. Colonial (Zeeland). American Bosch. Gloritone and Glorette.Jackson Bell, Imperial Tombstone, Kroeber. 2 Detrola's including a Scarceclock/radio example and many more

* Collection of Cameras. Projectors, Clocks incudrig Eli Terry wood works and gen-eral antiques.

* 1300. glass projector slides and a number of various projectors for glass sidesand stereoscope cards.

* Over 75 Vogue Records including the RARE "litunricoca,Cola" example. Manysets, etc

* Lots of other records including Pink Lamberts, Diamond Discs. Childrens. BubbleBooks. Cylinders. Berliners, Zon-o-phone, Black Memorabilia. Presidential/Political A nice grouping of Uncle Josh. etc.

* Large Library of Reference Books from all three of the collections.

This is only a sampling of what will be sold. We estimate that there will be 1.000 lotsto be sold over the course of this event Catalogs available for $12. Everyone pur-chasing a catalog will receive the post sale price list.

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1986 First Collecting British Crystal Sets.' Collectors' Comer, Value Guide S -Z, Horn Speaker Values. Speaker Review. Precision Ace. QuakerOats Crystal Set, HO -120X, First Issue Published by John Terrey (Jan. -Sept Photocopies, Oct -Der: reprints. 24-28 pgs 1 $24

1987 First full -color covers First Fosters Restoration Topics. Vintage Television Philco 38-3, EHScon 48 -Tube Set. Marconi MultipleTuner. Vacuum Tube Value Guide. Freed Eisemann. Crosley Pup. Fada Bullet, Vitus, Sparton Mirrored Radios. (Jan -Mar repnnts.Apr -Dec originals, 32-36 pgs.) S24

1988 First Old Tyme Radio Services Directory.' Jim Fred's Repainng AC Radios,' Vintage Test Equipment.' Also DuMont Clifton TV.Mechanical TV. Aeriola Senior, A -K Model 20. Kennedy 220, Philco Predictas. Martian and Gem Crystal Sets (40-60 pgs.) $24

1989 Automatic Radio. Clapp-Eastham HR/HZ. Mechanical TV.' Western Electric 1920-1927, Rathola 44, Ace Radio Repair on June cover.Arvin S the Hopalong Radio. Magnavox TRF-5, A -K Crystal Set, A -K 9A. Philco Block Capacitorr.. Marconi 1060. Patterson PR -10.Oriole 78 (52-68 pgs ) 524

1990 First Radio Adventures Also California Earthquake. Transistor Radios. Cleaning Bakelite, EH Scott Telenalic, Ekco Round Radios RadiolaGrand, Horn Speaker Survey. Atlantic Radio. GE 901 TV. Philco Block Capacitors. Tuska 224, RCA 816K RCA Theremin 168-92 pgs 1524

1991 First Collecting Foreign Sets.' Out'OISight Rack's. Philco 20. 90. Wilcox -Gay Record°. A R C Index '84.'90. Westinghouse RC -RA.DA-DR-RT-AR. Radio Stock Certificates. German Radios. Subminiature Tube Radios. Early Navy Radio Equipment. Gonset (84-100pgs Index Issue is 148 pgs ) $24

1992 Vintage Microphones. Gonset, Early Navy Equipment. Superhets of the 20s.' The Neutrodyrke, Telmaco, Atlantic Radio, Vintage Hi.Fi. Battery Eliminators, Radio Fans, A -K 35. RCA 648PTK TV. Repairing IF Transformers. Paragon RA-10/DA2, A -K 21. 33. WLW.1991 Index (88-100 pgs ) $24

1993 Arvin Metal Radios. Reparring RCA Catacombs. Philco Armchair Radios. Kenrad Crystal Set. Transistor Radios. A -K 52, PhilcoCabinet Design.' Webster Electric Co . KyIectron Electrostatic Speaker, Vintage Guitar Amp. Tower Cone Speakers, EH ScottAllwave, 1992 Index (100-104 pgs S24

1994 Rackola I. Rachola 60 senes, Pot Metal. Fada Neutrodyne, Clinton Mfg. Co Kardon Radios, Philco Cabinet Designers, Palco. SCR -609

& 610, Philco Survey, Permeability Tuning. Weston, Regency TR-1, Charles Herrold, Nipper, 1993 Index 1100-116 pgs) 524

1995 Zenith Trans -Oceanic, Steinway Capehart. Ken-Rad. Radio Shop J. Freshman Master Speaker, Broadcast Equipment. Philco Survey.Power Transformers. Tube Testers.' Radio Apparatus Co., L.E. Knott Apparatus Co.. Ford Museum Auction in color. Ozarka, 1994Index. (108116 pgs ) $24

1996 Communications Receivers, KDKA. Philco Designers. Rachola IV, WJZ, Art Deco Radios, Harrold Microphone, Tuning Battery Sets.Paul Godley A. Paragon, Soldering. Webb Microphone Collection. Mirrored Glass Radios, Samson Electric Co . Russian Red Star.Echophone EC -1 (100-116 pgs) .............. S24

1997 Thompson Minuet. Marconi Archive Auction Saga. Frank Krantz, Emerson Munn/all/1k Radios, De Forest Detectors & Tuners, RemoteControl Radios, Ekko Stamps. Freshman Polydyne. Vintage Audio Recorders. Selenium Rectifiers, DeForest Reflex Sets. EarlyZenith. 1100-116 pgs.) $24

1998 Sears Commentator, 3006 Tube, Replica Nameplates. Australian Radios. WMAZ. Espey. Nipper, Early 1arreless, Rider's Volume 1, Plot Radio.

Browning -Drake. Army -Navy Numbenng System. Conlandt St Radio Row.' Pooley Co Transistor's Eary History 1100-108 pgs ) $24

1999 Reinartz Receiver, Cone Ship Speakers. The Internet. WebTV, Military Equipment.' Krantz Estat3 Auction. Atwater Kent Time

Capsule. Atwater Kent Radiodyne. RCA Radiolas for 1923/24, 15th Year Special Issue. Australian Pedal -Operated Radio. Early RCATV, Battery Set Power Supplies (100-108 pgs.) $24

2000 Early Ham Radio. Rider's Manuals. Meets 8 Auctions, Canadian Independent Telephone Company. Military Equipment,' EarlyWireless, Wilcox -Gay. Grundig-Maiestic, Recasting Metal Pans. Leutz, TV. Riga. Superhets. Loose Couplers. Musette. Nordmende.E H Scott. Victor 184-100 pgs 1 $24

2001 Grebe. PhrIco. Home Brews. Airline. Loose Couplers.' Mignon. Radio Postcards. DeForest. RCA. Restoration & Repair,' Kolster, Meets8 Auctions. Zenith. Million Dollar Muchow Auction, Crosley. Early Wireless. New York Rada Row.' 'Aarconi (84-100 pgs.) $24

' These articles continued for one or more years and some continue today

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WANTED: A National TV 7, a seven inch TV set. Non -restored OK. Thanks! Charles Harper, 2000 JackstownRd., Paris, KY 40361. (859) 484-9393. E-mail:charper@kyk.net

WANTED: Tube hi-fi/commercial sound equipment.Tubes. 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

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WANTED: For Federal 61: Type No. 31 RF operabletransformer. 500 to 1000 KC. Lowell Lisker, 10 PilgrimCir., Warwick. RI 02888. (401) 467-2548

WANTED: Chassis for an RCA Model 128 tombstone.Emmett Wells, 281 Sherbrook Dr.. Kettering, CH 45429.E-mail: ewellsiv@cs.com

WANTED: Simplex Model NT tombstone radio for partsor restore. Thanks. Charles Poplin, 3518 Courtland Dr.,Durham, NC 27707. E-mail:Popawapado@wmconnect.com

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

WANTED: 19AP4 CRT for DuMont RA 101A set. JohnGarrison, 78 Intervale Rd., Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046.(973) 335-3742. E-mail: john_garrison @colpal.com

WANTED: Chassis for Philco 38-93, w/without tubes.Ernest Bigler. 292 Cleveland Ave., Macon, GA 31204.(478) 746-6616. E-mail: leroybigler@cox.net

WANTED: MAC -KEY deluxe marbleized base modeland Collins 516F-2 power supply. Dick George. 15245Lynn Ter., Minnetonka, MN 55345. (952) 934-3839. E-mail: jgeorge@isd.net

WANTED: Astatic UHF television converter, in smallmetal cabinet. any condition. Visit http://ty-boices.com.Mark Nelson, 17 Wentworth Rd., Natick, MA 01760.(508) 655-5951

WANTED: Japanese tube type personal portaple radio,Amico Model ATR-210 that works. Fred Haines, 132Rural Ave., Lewisburg. PA 17837

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WANTED: Amplifiers, kit manuals. diagrams for anAllied Radio Knight Model KN400B dual 20 watt stereoamplifier stock number 35DU814. 319. Jim Youngson,6701 Melrose Ave., Louisville. KY 40216. Fax: (502)448-6228 E-mail: Jim @youngsonsinc.com

WANTED: Symphony and Detrola Catalin radios. I amnot a human being: I am a radio collector. God forbid!Pity me the lost soul that I am and fulfill my humbleneeds. Please write or call collect: Rain Buttignol, 214State St.. #7, Portsmouth. NH 03801. (603) 427-1384

WANTED: Nice condition Philco 37-600 or 37-602,really need cabinet. Dennis Shreve, 7235 Lee Rd.,Westerville, OH 43081. (614) 391-9129. E-mail:dhshreve@aol.com

WANTED Western Electnc radio and phonograph items.Igor Golioto, 17 Addison Dr., Fairfield, NJ 07004. (973)884-6468. E-mail: golioto@lucent.corn

WANTED: Information on American Electrolia DXC-100 power supply polarity, schematic. Also ownersmanual it English. Soviet Saluit 001 radio. WilliamToensing, 13226 Mystic Mine Rd Nevada City, CA95959-9023. E-mail: toensing@hitechnetworks.net

WANTED: Heath SB102 parts: circular dial Part # 100-449 and 10K /1 Meg dual control Part # 12-18. Wouldconsider buying SB102 in 'air conaition as long as theabove parts are intact. Need not be in working condition.Tom Coe, 2938 W. Seldom Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85051.(602) 995-5879 after 5 pm mou'itain time. E-mail:tomward3@gte.net

WANTED: Copy of Understanding the Wire Recorderarticle in Radio News, Feb. 1948. s arting on p. 43. Willpay reasonable charge. Antiony Jacobi, 8053 MaywoodSt., Ralston, NE 68127. (402) 331-5480

WANTED RCA Manufacturer's Service Info for RCA670R77 radio, approximately 1959. Allan Pelley, 1502Freeland Dr., Milpitas, CA 95035. (408) 307-4559. E-mail: ampl l @earthlink.ne:

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Looking for a Price Guide?Classic Cones, Cludester. Pitionui refrrencr & value guide /Or 1920s radii, core .speakers. 1008 of color

photos. 122 pgs. $25.95

Collectable Transistor TVs, Bunis. Identification and values for 150 transistor tvs from 29 manufac-turers. B&W photos. 44 pgs. $19.95

Collector's Guide to Antique Radios, 5th Edition, Slusser. This price guide covers the 1920s to the1950s. Over 9,000 models. Color photos. Updated pricing. 264 pgs. $19.95

The Collector's Guide to Novelty Radios, Bunis & Breed. The source for novelty transistor radios in allshapes & sizes. Radios are described in detail with current prices. 600+ color photos. 224 pgs. $18.95

The Collector's Guide to Novelty Radios, Book II, Bunis & Breed. All new 2nd volume. New radiosare described with current prices. 600+ all new color photos. 208 pgs. $19.95

The Collector's Guide to Vintage Televisions, Durbal & Bubenheimer. Includes information about thesize of the screen, year of manufacture, cabinet composition, and current vlaue for over 1,400 vintageTVs made from 1945-1960 and transistor sets through 1980. 200+ color photos. 176 pgs.. $15.95

The Complete Price Guide to Antique Radios: Pre -War Consoles, Stein. Identifies, grades, values &pictures 3,500 models. Tube & band count information & variations. Resource section.240 pgs. $29.95

The Complete Price Guide to Antique Radios: Sears Silvertone Catalogs 1930.1942, Stein. 1,000+radios. Original advertising, options, specs & pricing. Full model cross reference matrix with tube &band counts, variations, cabinet materials & colors. 240 pgs. $34.95

Genuine Plastic Radios of the Mid -Century, Jupp & Pula. Overview of plastic table radios with ads.vintage black & white photos. 439 color photos. 208 pgs. Hardcover. $39.95

Ham Price Guide, 2nd, Eugene Rippen. Prices for over 3,800 transceivers, receivers, tuners,transmitters, amplifiers, antennas, test equipment, books, tubes and catalogs. Small print. 81 pgs.Softcover. $10.95

Machine Age to Jet Age, Stein. 3 volumes. Pictorial reference & price guides. Virtually no overlap.Vol. I: 2,500 radios, black & white photos. 239 pgs. Revised for 2003 NEW $29.95Vol. 2: 2,700 radios, black & white photos, 16 pg. color insert. 372 pgs. $28.95Vol. 3: 3,000 radios, black & white photos, tube and band count information. 256 pgs $29.95

Radios by Hallicrafters, 2nd Ed., Dachis. The most definitive book on the company. Over 1,000 photos(some color) on everythingthey made. Additional coverage & updated pricing. An invaluable tool foranyone interested in Hallicrafters. 225 pgs. $29.95

The Talking Machine, Fabrizio and Paul. Contains over 550 photos of internal and external hornphonographs. The text and value guide, complemented with lots of visuals, make this book a must inyour library. 256 pgs. Hardcover Only. $69.95

Transistor Radios: 1954-1968, Smith. Over 1,000 transistor radios identified by manufacturer.marketing organization, type, and style. Color photos and price guide. 160 pgs. $29.95

Zenith The Early Years, 1919-1935, Bryant & Cones. Explains the Zenith story. Discover neverpublished photos, documents and info. 300 photos & illustrations, 120 color. 224 pgs. $29.95

Zenith Transistor Radios, Evolution of a Classic, Smith. A complete listing of all transistor radii,models created by Zenith from 1955-65. Color photos and price guide. 160 pgs. $29.95

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WANTED: General Radio wavemeter Type 173 or 174.John Wolkonowicz, 11 Hartford Rd., Worcester, MA01606. (508) 853-5082. E-mail: flintsix@yahoo.com

WANTED: Copy of tube chart from military tube testerI -177B by Supreme. Handsome reward. Robert Haworth,W2PUA, 112 Tilford Rd., Somerdale, NJ 08083. (856)783-4175

WANTED: Lafayette HA50 tube type receiver. RichardBarnes, 137 Ardmore Ave., Shreveport, LA 71105.(318) 865-3980

WANTED: Knurled screws for J-38 key, 1930s RadioToday magazines, 30s wood Arvins 417.467 (Stein -1 p.38). Patrick Franzis, 235 Millville Ave., Naugatuck, CT06770-3848. (203) 723-8976. E-mail:old radios @ yahoo.com

WANTED: Part number 49-178 speaker for Zenith 5-S-228. Gary Alley. 7100 Constantine Ave., Springfield, VA22150. (703) 569-8964. E-mail: alleygj@erols.com

WANTED: Cash paid for collections of raaio tubes.especially: Western Electric. Telefunken, and Mullard.John Carson, 1014 N. Jefferson St., New Castle, PA16101. (724) 658-1808. E-mail: jpcarson2@aol.com

WANTED: Small working horn speaker, prefer metal.Louis Yadevia, 249 Priscilla Ln., Aldan. PA 19018. (610)622-2573

WANTED: Chassis for Philco 90, must be completetopside including tuner, power transfor'ner andcoils, no tubes necessary, knobs if you have them.Tom Fitzpatrick, 181 Alta Mesa, Woodside, CA 94062.(650) 851-3769

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

WANTED: Grundig G-2. AM -FM, weather band, pocketsize radio near N.I.B., working on all bands. name yourprice. A.J Ossman, Jr., PO Box 25, Terra Alta, WV26764. (304) 789-2554. E-mail:beagle @ nymailstation.co

WANTED: Fada Catalin radios. Help! My entire collectionspontaneously 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: Zenith tombstone Model 10S-130. MarkHewitt. 6659 Tipperary Id., Roscoe, IL 61073. (815)623-8729 E-mail: mhewitt@inwave1.com

WANTED: AK parts wanted. I would like to buy Bakeliteplate for AK Model 5 or 9. Koichi Ishihara, 2521Rockerfeller Ln., #D, Redondo Beach, CA 90278. (310)625-5729

WANTED: Transvision B-1 television signal booster.Pictures at http://tv-boxes.com. Mark Nelson, 17Wentworth Rd., Natick, MA 01760 (508) 655-5951

WANTED: Knight Span Master regen. receivers. HajimeSuzuki, Nishikuniyoshi 1644-24, Ichihara-Shi, Chiba -Ken. 290-0231 Japan. Fax: 0436-95-0862

THE INDIANA HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY andTHE ANTIQUE WIRELESS ASSOCIATION

Thirty -Third ANNUAL REGIONAL SPRING MEETat the Johanning Civic Center in

KOKOMO, INDIANA - April 30 & May 1, 2004Friday, 4/30 -4 PM to 8 PM - Saturday, 5/1 -7 AM to 3 PM

Radio Swap N Sell, Vintage Radio Contest, RepairSeminar, and a LARGE AUCTION of approximately

90 vintage radios and speakers.

Family registration - 55.00. $10.00 per Swap N Sell space (includes an 8' table)For a partial auction listing. contest information and other meet details seeindianahistoricalradio.org or send an SASE to Herman Gross, 1705 Gordon Dr,Kokomo. IN 46902 (765) 459-834)8 or Fred Prohl .3129 Lanam Ridge Rd, Nashville,IN 47448 ( 812) 988-1761Join us in celebrating Fifty Years of the Pocket Transistor Radio!

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FOR SALE: Fada 652 Catalin butterscotch, perfect -$1,000. Weltron 2001 space helmet - $275. BruceRalg, 10005 Baypines Blvd., #642, St. Petersburg, FL33708. (727) 398-0966

FOR SALE: Electronic Tech/Dealer magazine. Tek Faxmanuals of schematics. Radio/TV/hi-fi volumes 104,105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 115 - Make Offer + shipping.A-1 Radio & TV, 1402 Mather Ave., Utica, NY 13502. E-mail: tiesthatbind1527@aol.com

One Month Free!BONUS FOR EARLY RENEWALSIf you renew before the month shown on

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your subscription: 13 months instead of 12!26 months for an early 2 -year renewal!

FOR SALE: Professional Weston 3 meters Gm tubetester, manual, chart, g - $325 + S/H. Radio Relics,Charles Kirsten, 1710 S. Mountain Ave. #E, Ontario, CA91762. (909) 391-5856

FOR SALE: Heath HA -14 KW Kompact linear amplifierw/HP-24 AC power supply, collector grade - $425.Richard Prester, 131 Ridge Rd., West Milford, NJ 07480.(973) 728-2454. E-mail: rprester@warwick.net

FOR SALE: Stromberg-Carlson Model 1110-HW, E/C,plays well -$135. Tubes: (7) ea. 24ST - $7; (1) ea. 24B- $10; (3) ea. 36 - $7; (1) ea. 26B - $10; (5) ea. 27ST- $7; (5) ea. 278 - $10;issues 1990-2003 - $100. WANTED: Stromberg-Carlson Model 130-U, need cabinet or buy radio anycondition. Call or write: Arnie Sanchez, 9615 Rockhurst,Houston, TX 77080. (713) 939-9221

FOR SALE: Tube and transistor radios. Free CollectorsSoftware. Hank Maurer, 101 Sunset Ter., Scotts Valley,CA 95066. (831) 438-0159, evenings. E-mail:hanks_radioland@earthlink.net. Web site: http://home.earthlink.net/-hanks radioland

FOR SALE: E.H. Scott The Dean of DX. the greatlyexpanded second edition from our own Radio DazePress! The definitive story of Scott Radio as writtenby Marvin Hobbs. Scott Chief Engineer - $29.95 ea.with discounts for multiple purchases of this and/orother great books we offer. Radio Daze, LLC, 7620Omnitech Pl., Victor. NY 14564. (585) 742-2020. Fax:(800) 456-6494. E-mail: info@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

FOR SALE: Crosley Model 6-60 table radio, complete,very good condition, more info & JPEG. Iry Sanders,242 Hunter Ln., Harrisburg, PA 17112. (717)469-2185.E-mail: z0000001@juno.com

FOR SALE: Radio Amateur's Handbooks, 1953 & 1968-$10 each + postage. Rod Galloway, 2961 S.E. 152ndAve., Morriston, FL 32669. (352) 528-9499. E-mail:rodg@webkraft.net

FOR SALE: Resonance and Alignment, ServicingSuperheterodynes and Aligning Receivers all by Riderin good condition. No bidding - $20 takes all 3. What adeal. Lloyd Spivey, 1203 Charlotte Ln., Hartford, KY42347. (270) 298-7159. E-mail: s1966@copper.net

FOR SALE: Western Electric loop antenna - $375.Aeriola Jr. -$475. Aeriola Sr., -$120. Radiola V -$375.Crosley VI - $200. King 25 - $200. Speakers: RCAUZ1325 -$110; & GE-FH -$150. Edison Fireside withCygnet horn - $950. Columbia 0 - $325. LeonardAquino, 2 Somerset Ln., Putnam Valley, NY 10579.(845) 528-6857

THANS-OCEANIC AUCTION + TRANS-OCEINIC NCTION + TRNIS-OCTINIC mow

Anliipie Radio ('lob proudly preseills

A Specialty Zenith Auctionfeaturing Ilic personal radio collection or

Mr. Urcgory NV. Pcasc

juile I, 200I 7:30P\1 Sheraton 7olleir Park I bid in liehmille, MI)Mr Pease has spent the better part of a decade assembling one of the most outstanding and completeZenith Transoceanic radio collections anywhere. Greg's radios are immaculately preserved examples ofevery variety of Transoceanic, from the first Clipper to the last R-7000, with multiple examples and variantsof many models, including the excessively rare military versions in brown and green leather. The collectionincludes a large assortment of original documentation, advertising, cartons, store displays and stands, plusmany Zenith Universal, Long Distance, and portables related to, or concurrent with the Transoceanic line.All are in excellent to mint condition. We are expecting approximately 125 lots of superb Zenith items.Mr. Pease has agreed to sell his items without reserve! Zenith collectors should not miss this!

Plus, take this opportunity to sell your high -end Zenith setsMAARC is making available space for up to an additional 75 lots of high quality Zenith items.

If you are interested in consigning please contact Domi Sanchez at (202) 441-3403 (leave message),or e-mail: radiodome@mindspnng.com. Reserves are allowed and items must support a

$25 minimum opening bid. There will be a 15% commission.

This auction is being held in conjunction Ns ith MAARC's RadioActivity 2004 Meet.Please see the ad elsewhere in this publication for information. location. and directions.

Visit vomv maarc org for more details, photos, and a listing of the offerings as they become available

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Estes AuctionsSpecializing in Vintage Radios

Complete Auction & Appraisal Service

Radio AuctionSaturday, May 22, 2004 at 10 AM EDT

at the Seville Antique Auction Barn8240 Wooster Pike Rd., Seville, Ohio

(Exit #2 off 1-76 North 1 mile on SR #3)

Estes Auctions will be selling the inventory of the late HowardGranoff. Howard was the owner of "Olde Tyme RadioCompany" in Silver Spring, Maryland. Howard did mail ordersthrough his catalogs and was well known by radio collectors. Wewill offer the inventory of that business. Included are hundreds oftubes, N.O.S. capacitors, resistors, radio dials, wire, headphones,tube testers, transformers, battery set parts, books, manuals. Alsowe will offer a collection of radios from Illinois and also amateurradio receivers and transmitters. Lots of ca. '20s battery sets,horn speakers, cathedral and tombstone style radios, severalcrystal sets, test equipment, radio magazines, Dumont andCrosley TV sets, console radios, Rider manuals, Edison Standardphonograph. Lots of parts and part sets to be sold prior to themain auction. Another nice radio sale. We hope to see you at thesale. Terms: cash, check, Visa, M/C.

Richard Estes, K8LRY - Auctioneer

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An exploration of Zenith from1936-1945 PLUS color photos ofmany products manufacturedduring this period. Also,MacDonald's speeches, Zenithtelepathy experiments and annualreports. Current market values forradios pictured. 11" x 8 1/2", 180color & 183 b/w photos, priceguide/ index, 256 pages.

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RadioActivity 2004.1 vintage radio racet presented by die

Mid -.Atlantic Antique Radio Club

'line 1-6 in lichsvillc, M1)This Year's Theme is:

Special "Zenith Only" Theme Auction Friday EveningFeaturing the Trans -Oceanic Collection of Mr. Gregory W. Pease.

125+ lots of immaculate T/Os and related Zenith items!See the ad elsewhere in this publication for details!

Saturday banquet talk by Zenith expert Dr. Harold Cones.Dr. Cones will be available for book signings Saturday morning.

Interesting Educational Seminars:"Tubes: What RCA Didn't Want You To Know" with Ludwell Sibley"Zenith Radio Repair Ciiric" with Ed Lyon"Fifty Years Later: Collecting the Regency TR-1" with Paul Farmer

Big Flea Marketstarts Fri. 6 AM

MAARC's renown Old EquipmentContest on Saturday

Walk -aroundAuction Sat.

Finishing w th the Main Auction on Sunday

Sheraton College Parkl4otel

4095 Powder Mill RoadWhere: Beltsville. MD 20705

(301) 937- 4422

Same location as last year. Easy to find between

Baltimore aid Washington D.C.

From 1-95 take exit 29B (MD Rt. 212). head west.

turn left at first stop light. Drive to rear of hotel.

Registration Info:- Meet registration mailed on or betore May 26: Mail check for meet fees, made out to MAARC to:

MAARC members: $10 Lynne Bushong. R 0. Box 274, Fulton. MD 20759

non-MAARC members: $20* (301) 206-5353. E-mail: LBushong13@aol.com- Meet registration after May 26 or at the door: This is for meet registration only! Please call hotel

MAARC members: $20 to reserve rooms: (800) 325-3535.non-MAARC members: $30* A block of rooms is available at $94 ea. + tax.

- Sunday only registration: $10 Reservation cutoff date: May 5 (mention- Flea Market space rental, first space: $15 Group MNG). Rooms fill fast. Book early!

additional spaces, each: $10- Saturday Evening Banquet tickets. each: $25 Meet registration includes family members.

*includes three month MAARC membership. Flea market vendors must register.

For updates, full agenda, and Old Equipment Contest categories and rules,see the April or May edition of RADIO AGE (the monthly MAARC publication)

or visit our website: www.maarc.orgA sample issue of RADIO AGE is available upon request.

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FOR SALE: Simpson #10 AC amp meter - S15 +shipping. Martin Gottstine. 11136 79th St., PleasantPrairie. WI 53158. (262) 948-0421. E-mail:migottstine@worldnet.att.net

FOR SALE: Antique radio schematics plus data stillonly - $3 postpaid. Joseph R. Forth, 119 Long VueAcres Rd.. Wheeling, WV 26003-1853. Fax: (304) 277-3154. E-mail: wa2trt@ovis.net

FOR SALE: Hammond transformers, chokes,chassis, etc. We are proud to be a distributor for thequality Hammond line. Contact us today for fastdelivery at great prices! Radio Daze, LLC, 7620Omnitech Pl., Victor, NY 14564. (585) 742-2020. Fax:(800) 456-6494. E-mail: Info@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

FOR SALE: Silvertone 1940 AM/SW table farm setModel 6356, untested. good condition - $65 plusshipping. Hank Boersma, 6253 Dolores Dr., Oak Forest,IL 60452. (708) 687-9444. E-mail: hboersma1@aol.corn

FOR SALE: Pattie phonograph, wind-up console,original finish - $450 OBO. Heli S. Kelly. PO Box 25,Long Lane, MO 65590-0025

FOR SALE: Stromberg-Carlson tabletop telephoneswitchboard like would have been used in small factoryor hotel, 15 toggle switches with operators dial & headset,2T x 15" x 14" high. asking - $300 + UPS. Phil Guinan,106 Page Rd., Litchfield. NH 03052. (603) 889-6213. E-mail: philip@aol.com

FOR SALE: 16mm sound projectors, Bell & Howell,Model 550, Kodak, Model AV-126TR, RCA. Model 400,Graflex, Model 920. All complete but need some servicing- $75 ea. or if you pick up, all of the above for $200.Albert B. Casolari, Jr., 1812 Albany, Springfield, IL62702. (217) 544-2187

FOR SALE: Meissner signal calibrator Model 9-1006 -$35. Gonset mobile ham converter, AM -80-20-10 -S25. Transmitting tubes. GL211/VT4-C. 2 pcs. - $20.Micronta 21-520A power/swr meter - $20. Fisher Pricetape player, 80s vintage -$20. Pomona 30 kv Mod 2900HV probe -510. Radio Shack 12-720 salmon color -S5.Old tube sockets & adapters, UV+CX 9 pcs. - $25.Electro-Voice PR -4 preamp. 40s vintage - $20. NortonModel 9056, 12v pane' meter, 6" x 3", solid brass. 1900vintage - $30. Heath V -4A VTVM - $20. Heath WA -P2preamp - S20. Emerson 572, missing pointer, new caps- S75. All plus shipping. Harry M. Books. Jr., W3PSU,699 Red Mill Rd., Etters, PA 17319. (717) 938-6694

Classified Ad Deadline NoonApr. 10 for May 2004 IssueMay 10 for Jun. 2004 Issue

Boxed. Photc. & Display Ads - 1st

FOR SALE: Scott 601 chassis - $65. Electric auto an- $10. Federal 200 paiel radio - $400. Grunow 460 -$90. Hallicrafters 8R40 - $120. Coronado C6D18 -$90. Westinghouse H- 222 - $30. Allied 71 Catalog -$10. Zenith RD7000Y - $350. Zenith Royal 3000Y -S135. RCA 6EY3 - $75. RCA T55 - $45. Trimm homespeaker - $60. GE brz ss blade fan - $125. Philco 38-34 - $125. RCA 100A speaker - $40. Apex 36 - $35.Harman Kardon -$15 Walt Wrabek. 10750 159 Ave.,Menahga. MN 56464. (218) 564-4623

FOR SALE: Databooks on semiconductor, all kinds -$3 ea. Also tubes - $1 ea. Thanks. James Wright. 4307Hwy. 166N, Maynard, AR 72444. (870) 647-2913

FOR SALE: 2,000 photos online now, audio, ham radioweird stuff. Email for ink. V. Vogt. 2311 Pimmit Dr.,#114, Falls Church, VA 22043. (202) 318-4321. E-mail:archaicaudio@webtv.r et

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New Jersey Antique Radio ClubAntique Radio Indoor Swap Meet

Sunday, April 18, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM*

North Centerville Vol. Fire Co., Hazlet, N.J.The NJARC presents its Spring swap meet at the spacious North Centerville Fire Co. banquet hall in Hazlet.N.J. The first 30 reservations receive an 8 -foot table at no extra cost. A $5.00 buyer donation is suggested.'Vendor setup at 7:00 AM (no early admittance); the meet may extend beyond 1:00 PM.

DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway.North or South: Take exit 117 (towardsHazlet (Rt. 35)/Keyport/Aberdeen)Bear left onto Route 36 and continuefor about 0.5 mile. Turn right on MiddleRoad (County Route 516 East) andcontinue for about 1.5 miles. The FireCo. banquet hall is on the right.

RESERVATIONS: Mary Beeferman.2265 Emeralda Park Drive, ForkedRiver. NJ 08731 (609-693-9430). E-mail: mbeeferman@cs.corn. PhilVourtsis, 13 Cornell Place.Manalapan. NJ 07726. (732-446-2427). E-mail: pvourtsisa att.com.

RATES: NJARC members $15/space: non-members $20/space.

372 Middle Road(County Rt 516)

ROUTE 35

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WANTED: Triplett Model 310 VOM. Have metermovement, case. Need bottom half insides. A'so (2) dudtubes #15 globes. Aijala Repair. 50 Fir Cir., Babbitt, MN55706-1220

WANTED: Radiart TV signal booster. Looks like earlyCDR rotator box. See photo at http://tv-boxes.com.Mark Nelson, 17 Wentworth Rd., Natick, MA 01760.(508) 655-5951

FAX NUMBER FORANTIQUE RADIO CLASSIFIED

(978) 371-7129 - 24 hours a dayAds - Subscriptions - Book Orders

See policy pages for details

WANTED: Any Harvey Wells speakers, power supplies,VFO. RG-9A rcvr, accessories, parts units. Kelley,W8GFG, 9010 Marquette St., St. John, IN 46373. (219)365-4730

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

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

WANTED: Authentic ON AIR light, I will wire and addswitch. Bob's Radio Nostalgia, 504 Amity Rd.,Woodbridge, CT 06525-1605. (203) 387-2393. E-mail:rhandppschulz@mymailstation.com

WANTED: Technical Material Corporation. Model DCUcombiner. DVM monitor, LPP patch panel, LSP speaker,DCP power panel, VOX, VFO. CFA converter and PSP-1 power supply. R. Shelar, K8CCV. Box 231, Leetonia.OH 44431-0231. (330) 427-2303

WANTED: Crystal sets! Erwin Macho, Ambrosweg 17/A/8, A-1230 Vienna, Austr:a. detektor1@gmx.at

WANTED: Need a good pulley and brass drive belt forcapacitor on AK -32. It is the third capacitor from left.Aubrey L. Brickhouse, 33C5 Las Moras Dr., Temple, TX76502. (254)771-1021. E-mail: alb1@albrecruiting.com

WANTED: Fused plug. Elmenco-fused plug - nogrounding plug. Robert Milligan, 6608 N. 18th St.,Arlington, VA 22205-1802. (703) 533-0650

WANTED: Dial pointer for Wards Airline Model 62-144or 62-123. Mark S. Cowart, W4MSC, PO Box 550766,Jacksonville, FL 32255-0766. (904) 641-2795. E-mail:JaxJagLvr@aol.com

WANTED: Motorola Catah is #'s 50XC, 51X15, and 52,as complete or "parts" sets. I am a very serious collectorseriously looking for serious stuff (leaving all kiddingaside, of course! Please write or call collect: RainButtignol, 214 State St., #7, Portsmouth, NH 03801.(603) 427.1384

WANTED: Collections for The SoJthem AppalachianRadio Museum, a place your equipment can be seen.Visit us in Asheville, NC and at www.saradiomuseum.org.Clint Gorman, 240 Governors View Rd., Asheville, NC28805. (828) 299-1276. E-mail: cgornan@bellsouth.net

CAPACITORS630 VOLT AXIAL LEADS 160 VOLT AXIAL LEADSPART VALUE PRICE/25

.001-630 102K $6.00

.0022-630 202K 6.15

.0047-630 472K 6.25

0068-630 682K 6.35

.01-630 103K 6.50

.022-630 223K 7.00

.033-630 333K 7.25

.047-630 473K 7.50

.1-630 104K 8.00

.22-630 224K 15.00

.47-630 474K 20.00

1.0-630 105K 26 00

PART VALUE PRICE 2510-160 10 513 00

22-160 22 16 00

33-150 33 21 0047-150 47 24 00450 VOLT AXIAL LEADSPART VALUE PRICE/2510-450 10 $18.75

22-450 22 28.00

47-450 47 45.00PART VALUE PRICEP 047-450-10 47 $20.00

100-450-10 100 28.00

PILOT LAMPSNUMBER PACK PRICE41 (10 PK) $2.75

44 (10 PK) 2.75

46 (10 PK) 2.75

47 (10PK) 2.75

57 (10PK) 4.50

81 (10PK) 8.00

Phone: 1-708-352-0648Fax: 1-708-352-0647

Email: radiobob1@aol.comVisit: RADIOANT1QUES.COM

BOB'S ANTIQUE RADIOS & ELECTRONICS111 East 29th St., LaGrange Park, IL 6052

TO ORDER PLEASE SEND CHECK, MONEY ORDER OR PAYPAL.THE PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING COST WITHIN THE USA.

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FOR SALE: Zenith Radios 3000-1 with converter.8G006Y T-0 and Universal. Wooden mdl. table radioswith black dials. Bob Malone, 2464 N Cheryl Dr..Jackson, MS 39211. (601) 362-1764

PHONE NUMBER FORANTIQUE RADIO CLASSIFIED

TOLL FREE (866) 371-0512Best time to call is weekdays:

9 am to 5 pm Eastern Time(Please no classified ads by phone. Thanks!)

FOR SALE: Midget radio Model GM Phoenix 5, ivory,see Feb. A.R.C., looks & plays vg - $50 ppd. LeroyNeal, 603 Butterworth Ave., Dyersburg, TN 38024.(731) 285-5120. after 8 pm CST

FOR SALE: Glass dials, high quality reproductionglass dial scales, over 70 styles available and moreavailable every week. Visit our web site for regularlyupdated status. Radio Daze, LLC, 7620 OmnitechPl., Victor. NY 14564. (585) 742-2020. Fax: (800) 456-6494. E-mail: info@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

FOR SALE: N.O.S. tubes: 2A3 RCA, 6L6GC RCA -$60ea.; 5U4GB -$10; 6CD7 Amperex - $50.; 6LX6 RCA -$27. Also, used, good UX201A - $13. James R. Lopaz,8421 E. Main #115, Mesa, AZ 85207. (602) 373-4002

FOR SALE: Gilfillan radio, wood cabinet in good shape,Model 56B. works- $50 plus shipping. Michael Leopold,788 Duxbury Ln., Bartlett, IL 60103. (630) 289-8788. E-mail: mlradios@aol.com

FOR SALE: Hallicrafters SR -150 transceiver - $200.Tempo -One - $300. TS -520 & 830 Kenwood. BrianHoward, 1226 E. Lewis St., Fort Wayne. IN 46803

THE TUBE SHOP"Your one stop for new old -stock tubes"

Box 11283Norfolk, VA 23517

Phone: 757-624-6622Fax: 757-624-3735

E-mail: tubeshop@cox.netOn the Web at:

www.thetubeshop.com

FOR SALE: Silvertone Model 6495, a well hiddenradio that appears to be simply a blonde cabinet witha top drawer and two storage units below, until thedrawer is pulled out revealing a late 30s or early 40sradio with slide rule dial and push buttons, ex. condition,works, pics available - $175. Voice of Music Corp.Model 627-2, a full size antique school deskreproduction in ex. condition, with ink well and pen andpencil tray. Raise the top and you will find a fine radio/phonograph in good working condition. This is anexcellent example of a quality hidden radio, picsavailable -$165. RCA Radiola Model 106, floor modeltapestry speaker, cabinet VG, all tapestry front andsides in remarkably good condition. Dust cover onback is torn, pics available -$275. Atwater Kent Model165, small cathedral, cabinet good, except for missingcenterpieces of delicate insert grille work, untested -S275. LaFayette Model FS -223 transistor radio, BCand SW, leather case, works - $25. Realistic Model12-719 transistor radio, clean, untested - $10. GuildCountry Belle repro. telephone radio, cabinet good,one bell missing, works - $35. Home brew, early 20s,one tube, cabinet 12" x 7" x 8', cabinet sound but oldvarnish is alligatore and bubbled -up. w/out tube- $30.Utah headphones, work - $20. Airline Specialheadphones, work - $ 20. Scientific Electricheadphones, one side open -$8. Tower Mfg., Scientific,Navy type. open, diaphragm missing - $5. SignalElectric telegraph key. no base, needs polishing -$15.Sencore Model ES -102 Electro Sub, substitute forelectrolytic capacitors, w/original box -$10. (2) WesternElectric Type 88A filter -$3 ea. Tim Turner's Adventureswith Radio. 1924, g - $12. ICS Civil Engineer'sHandbook, 1913, fair to good - $5. Dick Desjarlais,Dick's Radio Days, Box 629, Littleton, MA 01460.(978) 486-9018. E-mail: Dicksradiodays@webtv.net

April '87

BACK ISSUESApril '87 to current issue: Originals available

32 to 100 pages each.Oct. '86 to Mar. '87: Reprints available

Reprinted from original artwork; 28 to 32 pgs. ea.Quality & appearance same as an original copy.June '84 to Sept. '86: Photocopies available

Not original quality, useful for info.: 16 to 28 pages each.

Publication of Antique Radio Classified began in1984 which had only five issues: June. Sept.,Oct., Nov. & Dec 1984. 1985 through currentyear have had 12 ssues each.

$5.00 each - Postpaid toU.S., Canada and Mexico.

Orders of 6 issues or more may take a 10%discount. Orders for a full calendar year may takea 60% discount ($2.00/each). Foreign ordersother than Canada and Mexico.- $8.00 each by air.

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Visa, Mastercard, American Express, DiscoverMass_ residents, please add 5% sales tax

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Estes AuctionsSpecializing in Vintage Radios

Complete Auction & Appraisal Service

Radio Auction"The William Louden Collection"

Saturday, April 24, 2004 at 10 am ESTat the "Expo Auction Center"

8157 Garman Rd., Burbank, Ohio(Exit 204 off Interstate 71)

Estes Auctions has been selected to sell the Radio Collection of the lateMr. William Louden of Euclid, Ohio. Mr. Louden was an Amateur RadioOperator and we are pleased to offer this nice selection of equipment at

our auction facility. Listed are some of the items to be sold:

A Kenwood T5-8705 Transceiver. Kenwood TS -520 Transceiver.Kenwood TR-7930 2 Mtr. Transce:ver, Kenwood SM-220 Monitor Scope,National HRO-50T Receiver, National NCX5 Transceiver, Hammarlund

HQ 145C Receiver, Hammarland HQ -215 Receiver, EF JohnsonMatchbox Tuner, Collins 30L I Linear, Hallicrafters S -20R Receiver,

Bird Watt Meter. Bird Coaxia. Resistor, Bird Wall Meters 4351,Bird Thruline Watt Meter, BIrd SWR/43 Watt Meter -Monitor.

Icom IC -728 Transceiver, Icom IC-765-ATU Transceiver, Icom IC -701Transceiver, Millen Grid Dip Mete!, Globe Scout Transmitter, Heath

DX -35 Transmitter, Optoelectronics OM 8000 Freq. Counter. BC -453ARC/5. Yaseu FL -7000 Amplifies, Yaseu YO -301 Monitor Scope, MFJ

Antenna Analyzer, AEA Packrat 232, Allied Radio A -25I6 Receiver, lotsof Tubes. Parts, Wire, Bud Chassis. Radio Books, (2) Astron Power

Supplies Type RS -20A and RS -35A. Old Head Phones.

This is a Good. Clean Collection to be combined with Part IIof the "Dr. Russell Hanselman Collection."

Hope to See You at the Sale!Terms. Cash/Check/Visa MasterCard. 5% Gallery Fe.

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Ph: (330) 769-4992 Fax: (3340 769-4116www.estesauctiona.com Email: estesauctions@aol.com/

Richard Estes, Auctioneer -- Radio Call Sign K8LRYBob Dobush - Tube Consultant Kilo Graca - Tech Support & Historical Alan Ferris Set Up Mark DeLauter Set Up

Call Us to Sell One Radio or Your Entire Collection!We offer peck -up service for vow collection.

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FOR SALE: Electronics magazines by McGraw-Hill1940s -50s, great cover stories, forgotten concepts -Best Offer. Paul Recupero, 265 Union St., Portsmouth,RI 02871-2264. (401) 847-8589

FOR SALE: Stewart -Warner SW converter 301-A -$185. Temple dynamic speaker Model 10 - $100. BO.Will De Vries, PO Box 376, Dixfield, ME 04224-0376.(207) 562-7066

FOR SALE/TRADE: Manuals for EICO, RCA, Gonset,Johnson, B&K, Sencore, B&W, RME, Conar, Precision,Lafayette, Hickok, Superior. Bernard, PO Box 690098,Orlando, FL 32869-0098. (407) 351-5536. E-mail:ni4q@juno.com

FOR SALE: 3 amp variac - $40; Viking I - $150;Mitchell Lullaby #1250 - $75; 1926 Fada R-65, nice -$175; Seeburg SE100 Jukebox -$600. Ernest Odeneal,K5QJF, 2710 Lee St., Greenville, TX 75401. (903) 455-2113/455-5788. E-mail: odeneal@geusnet.com

FOR SALE: Tower Adventurer cone speaker. WANTED:Zenith Wincharger, 1920s battery radios, horn andcone speakers, loop antennas, photos and info aboutloop antennas. Joe Chambers, 6967 Kimberly Ln.,Lithia Springs, GA 30122. (770) 819-0822

FOR SALE: Catalin yellow Fada Temple Model 652,excellent condition, repro dial scale. Scott 800B. ScottPhantom FM. Military receivers and transmitters. Hugenumber of old books and magazines on radio andelectronics. Many old technical books on other subjects.Huge number of old phonograph records. Huge numberof antique radios and related items for sale at modestprices: consoles, Bakelites, three -dialers, etc. Alsoamplifiers, TV sets, test equipment, etc. Bob Warren,PO Box 643, Dalton, PA 18414. (570) 587-2405. E-mail:radioman77 OS! netzero. net

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THE ORIGINAL AND LARGEST HIST-ORICAL RADIO -COLLECTOR GROUP

Publishes Old Timer's Bulletin with:- Battery and AC receiver restoration- Vacuum -tube history and collecting- Old-time amateur -radio contests- Communications receivers- Free want -sell -swap ads- Early television- Horn loudspeakers- Reviews of current books- Keys and land -line telegraphy- NM!, of U. S. and foreign clubs- Information on public radio musuems.Maintains unique radio -TV museum.

Produces the annual Rochester meet. Co-sponsors local meets. Publishes the annual AWA Review.

US membership is only $211 per year ($25 per yearelsewhere). Write to:

Antique Wireless Association, Inc.Box E, Breesport, NY 14816

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FOR SALE: Parts, tubes, books, etc. Send SASE withtwo stamps or e-mail for list. Wayne LeTourneau, POBox 62, Wannaska, MN 56761. E-mail:letourneau@wiktel.com

RATE FOR ADDITIONAL WORDS:29C per word

FIRST 20 WORDS FREE!Cash OK for small amounts.

Your payment helps to keep A.R.C. healthy!

FOR SALE/TRADE: The following preferably for trade.but will consider mere paper dollars! Tuska 225 split,exc., face, lettering, cabinet super nice, all orig. inside;Grebe CR9, near mint, gone thru, new "tires" on vemiers,works great; Federal 61, nice face, great lettering, niceknobs, all orig. inside, case good, repro lid and chart,works great; Western Electric 7A amp, near mint, greatcase, nice face, 3 good working 216A tubes; MagnavoxAC2 amp, very nice case, super decal, nice chassisface, all orig. inside, except input transformer - haveorig., and is working; RCA AR8712 brown hammertonedeco RDF radio, 40s/50s, uses 1U4/1R5, etc. - BO;Deco Plastkon RCA 45X2, cute, 2 cracks, shows well,plays - BO; Espey Model #? RF generator, WWII, works- BO; (2) RCA WR44 audio gens, nice cosmetics,knobs, all there, you fix'em -BO; Crescent Wire recorder,gray hammertone, dictate model - BO; Only 2 left -

Emerson 17" 50s portable black & white 'TVs, notworking, one 90 degree tube, one 110 degree tube.WANTED: Will trade any/all above for vintagemicrophones by RCA, Altec, WE, Sony. Tube pre's,compressors, etc. by same. Radios wanted: Kennedy110, 220, 525, 521; Paragon DA for RA10 tuner; Federal57, 58, 59, 61; WWI military sets; IP 500, 501, SE 1420,1012 Marconi, 106, 294, National 239 or someone likehim; Vol. 2 Alan Douglas. Please help, I have all theKennedy stuff and no Douglas to read. MESSAGE:Does anybody have a Kennedy 110 St. Louis model thatwould be willing to help me with some pictures, wiringdifferences, etc., The SF and SL models are different!Appreciate your help. Ward Kremer, 1179 Petunia Rd..Newport, TN 37821. Ph/fax: (423) 625-1994. E-mail:witzend99@earthlink.net

FOR SALE: Rider Television Manuals, Volumes: 3,4,5.6& 7- $15 ea. or all $50. RCA tube manuals, RC -16, RC -26, RC -27, RC -30 - $10 ea. + postage. Stephen L.Bonino, 107 Georgetown Rd., Glassboro, NJ 08028.(856) 881-0244. E-mail: slbon@erols.com

FOR SALE: Webster Chicago wire recorder - $39.Fada, ivory 260, vg - $79. KLH FM 21, g - $69. BobFuerderer, Holly Farm, 813 Rte. 12A, Surry, NH 03431.(603) 352-3005

FOR SALE: Zenith 8-S-359 - $150. Claude Chafin,4223 E. 42nd Way, Independence, MO 64055. (816)478-3391. E-mail: nOfmo@sbcglobal.net

FOR SALE: Novelty Radio Guide by Bunis -$15. CocaCola novelty radio, new in box - $35. Heinz Ketchupbottle, new in box -$35. Radio Shack letters radio -$35.Miniature stereo system, new in box - $50. Fixing ThosePesky 45 Players -$12. How to Fix Those AC/DC Sets- $12. Commercial Radio Operators Question andAnswers, 1940 - $15. Atwater Kent Model 75 front dialassembly - $35. J.J. Papovich, 165 Trellis Ln., Sewell,NJ 08080. (856) 464-6741. E-mail: jjpapo@juno.com

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WANTED: Original 1920s -1950s AM radio stationpostcards. Also seeking postcards for KGCX - 1920s,1930s - VIDA and/or Wolf Point, Montana. Also. 1950sradio station CONELRAD phone with code sheets.James D. Peterson, 409 5th Ave. North, Wolf Point, MT59201. (406) 653-2013. E-mail: jdp@ nemontel net

WANTED: Your N.O.S. vacuum tubes. We are alwaysbuying tubes in quantity. Send us your list, we willpromptly quote. Radio Daze, LLC. 7620 OmnitechPl.. Victor, NY 14564. (585) 742-2020. Fax: (800) 456-6494. E-mail: into@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

WANTED: Quantities of N u S. tubes pr,transmitting, special purpose, unusual or odd. WilliamBerson, PO Box 1223, Weston, CT 06883. Fax: (203)226-3306. E-mail: William@webtubes.com

WANTED: Books & photos of meters & gauges. Photosof aircraft cockpits. Chris Cross, Box 94, McConnell, IL61050

WANTED: Original boxes for Atwater Kent breadboardradio parts. Also want Heathkit 0-I oscilloscope. seeJuly 2003, page 53 for photograph. Erich E. Brueschke,319 N. Lincoln St., Hinsdale, IL 60521-3442. (630) 325-9259. E-mail: eeb44@hotmail.com

WANTED: WWI military, 1918, field inductancetelegraph unit, has key and sounder in 0.D. green box.Bill Jewell, 6828 Trinity Landing N, Fort Worth. TX76116. (817) 377-4664. E-mail: OldRadios@aol.com

WANTED: Chassis for Pure Oil radio shaped Ike gasstation, possibly made by Best? Dennis Smith, KN8H,Box 113, Trenton, MI 48183. (734) 675-5847

WANTED: WWII CRV-21 military dynamotor. RoundImage Orthicom military TV camera. Maurice Schechter,590 Willis Ave. #2A, Williston Park, NY 11596. (516)294-4416. E-mail: mschechter@duart.com

WANTED: Atwater Kent Type F-2 electro-dynamicspeaker. Arthur Christianson, 2250 Windsor Dr., MerrittIsland, FL 32952. (321) 453-7287

WANTED: Popular Communications (POPCOM)magazine. I am looking preferably for complete yearsets from 1982 through 1992 to complete my collection.Harry Schools, K3HS, 1606 South Newkirk St.,Philadelphia, PA 19145

WANTED: It's the round ones. Excellent original workingWilcox -Gay A-17 or Claradyne radios. Joseph Di Caro,4155 Lastrada Hts., Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5C3V1. (905) 848-7759. E-mail: decoradio@prirrus.ca

ANTIQUE TUBESWe buy and sell Collector

and Pre -octal TubesSee wwwlathauer.corn for listing

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

George H. Fathauer & Assoc., LLC688 W. First St., Ste. 4. Tempe. AZ 85281Phone: 480.968.7686 Fax: 480.921.9957

Call toll free: 877.307.1414

WANTED: General Motors. Delco. radios, auto radios,parts, literature, years 1928-33. Karl Koogle, 2929Hazelwood Ave., Dayton, OH 45419 (937) 294-8960.E-mail: karlkrad @ gemaincom

WANTED: Emerson Catalin radios. Nobody pays morethan I. Whelan arrogant and inacculate thing to say. Imean, like there isn't anyone wealthy enough, dumbenough, desperate enough - or any combination of thethree - to pay even a dollar more than I would pay. Imean, c'mon, who am I trying to kid! Please write or callcollect: Rain Buttignol, 214 State St., #7, Portsmouth,NH 03801. t603) 427-1384

WANTED: Fisher Model R -200-B receiver. HallicraftersSX88 receiver. S -meter for Hallicrafters Skyrider 32.Power supply & spkr for National HRO-M receiver.Cabinet for Fisher Model 1000. Tony Molettiere, 105Main St., Souderton, PA 18964. (215) 723-5917.Business: (215) 723-7459

chassis 23G22. Part# S20866 is stamped on transformer.Will take old chassis for pans. Willing to pay. Contact:Vince Lobosco, 151 Farley Ave., Fanwood, NJ 07023.(908) 322-4512. E-mail: vlobosco@comcastnet

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FOR SALE: Antique radio collection, radios, chassis,tubes, speakers, transformers, Riders manuals,novelties, 30s Philco parts, no list available. DonReinsma, 610 Nix Rd., Pensacola, FL 32506-8333.(850) 455-7721. E-mail: dldon@msn.com

FOR SALE: Philco Service Yearbooks. 1941, 1942 -$12 ea., $20 both. Jim Gauldin, 134 Hawthorne Dr.,Danville, VA 24541. (434) 791-2286. E-mail:jimgauldinsr@earthlink.net

FOR SALE: SASE for communication rcvrs., Germanradios. AK sets, novelty transistors, specify which.Howard. 7517 Granada Dr., Bethesda, MD 20817

FOR SALE: 1930 Silvertone grandfather clock radio,mint, otters. Freshman Masterpiece battery radio -S100. Richard Bednarcik, 28 Steele Ave., Lincoln Park,NJ 07035. (973) 694-6374

FOR SALE: Arvin 4 -tube, metal, white, w/horizontalgrille. hums. Philco cathedral Mod. 33, battery, complete,original, w/tubes. Solar Model CE capacitor analyzer -$10. RCA 118 tombstone, complete. exe. cond., all orig,plays, hums. Philco 37-89, complete, w/tubes, cathedral,hums. needs cabinet work - $50, in Slusser 5th Edition.Zenith 6G014 AC/DC battery portable, black leatherette,large 1/2 moon dial, orig. lights, cabinet like Trans -Oceanic - $30. Crosley 8H3 tombstone, complete. allorig., w/tubes, large dial. Musicaire Model 501393M,battery. tombstone, w/7 -tubes. 4 knobs, large silverblack dial - $40. L-Tatro, battery, tombstone, w/tubes,big dial, all orig.. beautiful reddish mahogany cabinet.like new - $40. Philco 54C 5 tube AC/DC complete,cabinet was painted -$25. I have hundreds of table andconsole radios, most name brands, reasonable prices,need space. must sell, some items available from lastmonth's A.R.C. Bill Kalcik, 1533 River Rd.. WisconsinDells. WI 53965. (608) 253-9855 after 9 pm CST

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FOR SALE/TRADE: My working, very nice cond. Zenith500 - $85 or 4 N.I.B. 6U5/6G5 tubes. A. Bruno, 24Butternut Dr., New City, NY 10956. (845) 354-8899

FOR SALE: Simpson 260 VOM - $35. Lafayette VOM20k ohmN DC, w/case - $20. KLH Model #21 FM tableradio, works, excellent condition - $125. Mystery grabbag special: hundreds of pounds of parts, mostly new,some in original packaging: jacks, plugs, misc. hardware,wires, cables, needles, neat goodies, controls, pots.relays, switches & more. A generous 5 pound box, no 2alike - $10 ea. + UPS. Atwater Kent Model #55-C, in abeautiful Red Lion cabinet, with all balloon tubes, mint,original - $250. E.H. Scott, large console, 26 tube, FMPhantom, w/Garrard turntable - ask. O+ER dual imagepassport/ ID or 3D? camera, w/strobe - $50. 5FP7 CRT- $10. Heathkit scope 10-4530 - $50. Radio Masterparts catalog, 1970. over 1,700 pp. - $20. Heathkit AG -9A audio generator, 10Hz to 100 kHz - $45. Seleniumrectifiers, mixed styles, N.O.S. -$15 for 10. Sams TSM,Transistor Radio Service. manuals. about 40 -$100 forall. All prices plus UPS. Bob Lynn, 26 E. Orchard St..Somerville, NJ 08876. (908) 685-9070

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FOR SALE: SP -17A Heathkit power supply 0-400V/125ma, 0-100V/1ma bias, factory assembled - $88.George Cortelyou, 1409 Madison St.. NE, Albuquerque,NM 87110. (505) 255-3347. E-mail:georgebc3@webtv.net

FOR SALE: Belmont 729- $65. Crosley 181 tombstone,as is - $85. Packard Bell 48D -$125. Philco 39-7 - $45.RCA 85T? tombstone - $60. Sentinel 309-1 - $45.Travler 5055 - $45. Many more. Transistors: CrownTR86. same as 601 - $40. Zeniths: Royal 20, originalbox, mint - $40; Royal 250, clean - $45; Royal 5007Z740Z1 - $85. Many others plus novelties. LSASE listor email. Jpgs on request. State preference. H.B.McMahan. 313 W. Shaw. Tyler, TX 75701-3029. (903)593-5433. E-mail: hbmc2@juno.com

FOR SALE: Tubes: Type 2A5 (RCA 2, Nat. Union 1),used, tests good, boxed. guaranteed - $5 ea.; Type CX-301-A, Cunningham. with carton (poor) and specs, testsgood, guaranteed - $15; Type 201A by Heck, dud - $5;Type 208A, tennis ball shape, Northern Electric Co.,equivalent to Western Electric Type 208A, fil. good -$195. Mid Atlantic Antique Radio Club newsletters: 1991.complete -$5,1992, June missing -$4.50.1993. Augustand December missing - $4. Simpson audio output voltmeter Model 427 - $10. Hoyt Growler meter, nice oldwood case, 3 1/2" x 6 1/4" x 1 3/4" - $20. Insultenna-Filtered antenna, by Insuline, 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 1" - $5.Atwater Kent speaker, Type E, good condition, works -$65. Atwater Kent speaker, Type E, newly painted black.grille cloth not original, works - $35. RCA Model 9676,cabinet is sound, but needs a facelift, works but needsminor repair - $20. Eico Model 360 TV -FM sweep signalgenerator, untested, clean - $10. Dick Desjarlais, Dick'sRadio Days, Box 629. Littleton, MA 01460. (978) 486-9018. E-mail: Dicksradiodays@webtv.net

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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: tubes@gwest.net. Seewww.fathauer.com for tubes for sale. George H. Fathauer8. Assoc.. 688 W. First St., Ste 4, Tempe. AZ 85281.(480) 968-7686 or toll free 877-307-1414

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WANTED: Emerson Modeme dial lens w/white numerals(Model 517 and others). Junker OK if dial good. L.Heath. 1708 Duffer Rd., Sebring, FL 33872. (863) 382-9418. E-mail lakahea. strato net

WANTED: E.H. Scott! E.H. Scott! E.H. Scott!Interested in Scott battery and AC sets. military.accessories. advertising, and literature. Check withus before selling your items, we are very seriousScott collectors. Radio Daze. LLC, 7620 OmnitechPl.. Victor, NY 14564. (585) 742-2020. Fax: (80)) 456-6494. E-mail: info@radiodaze.com. Web:www.radiodaze.com

WANTED: Speaker for Grebe MU -1 radio. Larry Daniel,3112 Seton Hill Dr., Bellbrook, OH 45305. (937) 848-8892. E-mail: LDanie1102@aol.com

WANTED: Philco 20 speaker, working. Paul Harnetty.4805 Parkmoor Dr.. Westerville, OH 43082. (514) 882-1979

WANTED: McIntosh MI350 or MC3500 amplifier. Hi-fistereo. theater, broadcast, speakers and tubes. SeanBrady. 3202 N. Manor Dr. W. Phoenix. AZ 85014. (602)284-7000. E-mail: rosemanor@worldnet.att.net

Philco knobs,pushbuttons,and escutcheons!

41.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 8.259k sales tax. Old Time Replications,5744 Tobias Avenue, Van Nuys, CA 91411. Phone(818) 786-2500. Email oldtimerep@aol.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

WANTED: Heathkits: SB-102, SB-110. SB-500. SB-610. HDP-2- or 21A. Electro-Voice 637 or 638. StanSepiol, 556 Benjamin Rd.. Cayuta, NY 14824. (607)739-3276

WANTED: Early (prewar II) plastic 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 w 'Ile or call collect:Rain Buttignol. 214 State St.. #7, Portsmouth. NH03801. (603) 427-1384

WANTED: :Good condition Heath AT1. VF1, AC1,Hallicrafters 38D. Tom Root, 1508 Henry Ct.. Flushing,MI 48433. (810) 659-5404. E-mail: w138uu)@arrl.net

WANTED: Radio reception verification stamps (EKKO.Bryant, etc.; and OSL cards and postcards from AMbroadcast (BCB) stations in the U.S. and Canada. HarrySchools. K3 -IS. 1606 South Newkirk St.. Philadelphia,PA 19145

WANTED: Sony TR-63 parts sets, any color or condition.David Medrick, 10 Doe Dr.. Wesley Hills, NY 10901-2302. (845) 354-5041. E-mail: davemed@optonline.net.Web: http://mednick.homestead.com/Mednick.html

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FOR SALE: H.H. Scott 209 amplifier -$150 OBO. H.H.Scott 300 tuner - $150 OBO. Electro-Voice Aristocratspeaker -$150 OBO. Henry Schwartzman, 32 E. FirstSt., Corning, NY 14830. (607) 962;0442. E-mail:unhotmail@yahoo.com

FOR SALE: B&K Precision E -200D signal generatormanual, photocopy nicely done- $10 ppd. List. HermanGross, 1705 Gordon Dr., Kokomo, IN 46902. E-mail:hw12x12arc@ sbcglobal.net

FOR SALE: Zenith 5D027, painted - $25. 4G903 parts.Emerson 535 - $20. Crosley P5OBGN - $20. BrianKurrle, 2222 Nodleigh Ter., Jarrettsville, MD 21084. E-mail: briansoldradios@aol.com

FOR SALE: Radio chassis parts, transformers.speakers, dial glass and cover for Philco 40-195,Stromberg-Carlson 1121, RCA 9K - $13 each set.Beitman Supreme Most Often Needed TV Servicemanuals, 1949 - 1961 - $10. Kenneth Meyer, 502Redwood Dr., Aviston, IL 62216. (618) 228-7522. E-mail: meyejk@papadocs.com

FOR SALE: APCO Rectodyne B supply, nice woodcase, uses 201A's; GE chassis for E-81, E-86 or E-91radios; Philco 89 tuning cap & dial assembly; otherchassis and many miscellaneous parts, inquire andsend all "want" lists. Philco 96 console, 20 cathedral, oldmotor Armature tester, some misc. old Philco filter capcans, Emerson U5A chassis & speaker, Zenith chassis:6D612, 6D511, 6J230 old 6 -inch Zenith PM speaker,10S669, more, send "wants". Many, many bezels,escutcheons and dials too. WANTED: Fada 700 or 711white knob, Altec TV -10 paperwork. Wilbur Gilroy, POBox 459, Lake Winola, PA 18625. (570) 378-2508. E-mail: radiowilbur@aol.com

FOR SALE: Galena crystal radios and parts to buildyour own. Toobs and parts also. L. W. Gardner, 458Two Mile Creek Rd., Tonawanda, NY 14150. E-mail:radiolen@att.net

FOR SALE: Fisher 202TM stereo receiver. Bogen C-100 amp. Make offer. Denton Lahner, 505 N 10th St.,Reading. PA 19604. (610) 372-2487

FOR SALE: Parts for radio, TV, phono and taperecorders. 50% chance I have it. Angelo J. Milardo, 201English St., New Haven, CT 06513. (203) 624-1015

FOR SALE: General Electric K-82 Georgian grandfatherclock radio. Hallicrafters S-38. Bill Timoszyk, 35283Leon St., Livonia. MI 48150. (734) 421-2076. E-mail:billt34@yahoo.com

FOR SALE/TRADE: Zenith shutterdial, RCA Victors:Motordial 811K & C15-2, Stromberg-Carlson 535M.Delivery - MARC Springtacular, April 17th at Midland,MI. C.R. Nevins Museum of Radio, Ken Nevins. 406Jipson St., Blissfield. MI 49228. (517) 486-3019,evenings please. E-mail: ken@kennevins.com

FOR SALE: Nice consoles, can deliver to Extravaganza:Scott Philly in Regency cabinet, American Bosch 670,Philco 116X, Philco 39-116 & 40-217, both w/remote,Grunow 1297, rare deluxe cabinet, some Midwests.Call or email now - not day before the show! Over 30years restoring! WANTED: R-390, not A. Buying largelots of knobs. Mark Oppat, Antique Audio, 253 BlancheSt., Plymouth, MI 48170. (734) 455-4169. E-mail:moppat comcast net

FOR SALE: 1926, 1928, 1929 QST, complete years -$65 each, shipping extra, have others. Allen Jochem,2205 Broadway, Quincy, IL 62301. (217) 222-2739. E-mail: alj@midwestcommunications.com

FOR SALE: Go to our website at gn4radios.com for anextensive listing of items for sale! Arvin Rhythm Babymini tombstone. Very nice Zenith 5S327. We have all ofyour reproduction Zenith restoration parts. Call for info.Reproduction glass dial scale for the Zenith 12A57 and12A58 - $85. Dial glass for 1939 Zeniths. Repro plasticpointers for 7, 9,12 and 15 tube 1939 Zeniths - $30 ea.New! revised edition of our own Zenith Brochure Book toreference your radios with color cover, more pages andadded models - $28.95 plus S5.95 shipping. Updatedparts and supplies catalog. request free copy. E.H.Scotts for sale. See website. We have many Zeniths andother radios for sale. AC power cord for 7000 Trans-Oceanics - $10 plus $5 S/H. Most Trans-Oceanicsavailable, call. Hard to find Rider's manual numbers instock, call. We can and do ship consoles and we do itright. Satisfaction guaranteed, highest quality assured.We offer complete chassis restoration service on allradios. Visiting Minneapolis? Visit our store GreatNorthern Antiques at 5200 Bloomington Ave. just 3 milesfrom the airport. Owner's and service manuals for mostScott radios. We have over 100 different highest qualityrepro knobs. We stock a large selection of quality reprogrille cloth. We accept Visa. Discover, Mastercard,American Express and Paypal. Alan Jesperson, PO Box17338, Minneapolis, MN 55417. (612) 727-2489, 11 am -4:30 pm. Fax (612) 821-4820 during business hours,11-4:30 Tues.-Fri., Sat. 10-3. E-mail: mte612@aol.com

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HELP: Assembling database of Sony TR-55 examples.Confidentiality observed. Results available tocontributors. Paul Farmer, Time Out Of Mind Radio, POBox 352, Washington, VA 22747-0352. (540) 987-8759. E-mail: oldradiotime@hotmail.com

MESSAGE: FREE: Barker & Williamson 40BVL coil, 1lug missing, pay $7 for shipping. Dick Friedman, 1502Elmwood, Wilmette, IL 60091. (847) 256-3260

FOR TRADE: Have Philco colonial clock radio Model80, 2 knobs, wish to negotiate trade for Philco cathedralradio Model 90. Mr. W. Peters, 1136 Noyac Path, POBox 2199, Bridgehampton, NY 11932-2199. (631) 537-2914

SERVICES: Rebuild old 78/33/45 crystal and magneticcartridges and cutter heads. Fabricate and vulcanizenew idlers and cams for the 45. VM. Zenith Cobra withmolded new rubber (no banding). Rebuild other phonoidlers also. Sell phono needs. Fabricate new idlers for45, VM, Zenith Cobra. Restore old record changers,wire recorders and record cutter Recordio units. West -Tech Services, 570 Hazelgreen Rd., Smithville, WV26178. Tuesday -Friday 10-5 EST. Tel/fax: (304) 349-2149. E-mail: westtechservices@yahoo.com. Web:www.west-techservices.com

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WANTED: Cabinet back panel with antenna, and/orspeaker, for Crosley E-15. Richard Zintek, KC800F,11954 U.S. 31, Grand Haven, MI 49417. (616) 842-2211

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WANTED: Philco chassis with or without speaker,Model 22 or 71. Antique Radio Store, 8280 OairemontMesa Blvd.. #114, San Diego, CA 92111. (858) 268-4155. E-mail: hofeld@juno.com

WANTED: EF Johnson Hamalog, catalog from 1925-30s. Bruce T. Hering, 41120 State Highway 13, Waseca,MN 56093-4217. (507) 835-5619. E-mail:bthering@hickorytech.net

WANTED: Midwest chairside radio, Kroehler cathedral,plastic dial for Philco 37-11 console. Thanks. Ted Depto,913 5th Ave., Patton, PA 16668. (814) 674-8834

WANTED: Philco 39-117, 39-17, or 39-175 dial glass orparts chassis with glass. James S. Fisher, RR1 Box861, Royal, PA 17082. (717) 527-2224. E-mail:yrIess@tricountyi.net

WANTED: (local) Zenith 9-S-262, 12-S-265 cor sole orsimilar, Philco H speaker, phonograph idlers, radiolightning arrestors. Bob Eslinger, 20 Gary School Rd.,Pomfret Center, CT 06259. (860) 928-2628. E-mail:bob @ oldradiodoc.com

WANTED: Original speaker with output transformer forGrunow Model 588 teledial. Steve Hansman, 855Arundel Dr. N, Arnold, MD 21012. (410) 974-0561. E-mail: shans0la@comcast.net

WANTED: Manual, copy, Heathkit IB-1 impedancebridge, c. 1949; copies Heathkit catalogs pre 1958.Gary A. Micanek, 226 Henry Ave., Manchester, MO63011. (636) 227-7046. E-mail: micanek@aol.com

WANTED: Telegraph or telephone instruments markedwith the makers name GM Phelps. John Casale, W2NI,35 Pickering Ln., Troy, NY 12180. (518) 272-3631. E-mail: jcsl@globa12000.net

FRONTIER CAPACITOR of Lehr, N.D. is now awholesale distributor of NICHICON CAPACITORS.Send your wholesale orders with Visa/Mastercardor check. Quotes in advance by fax or telephone.Minimum order $50 and $25 per item. Shipping free.Everett Hoard, PO Box 218, Lehr, ND 58460. (701)378-2341. Fax: (701) 378-2551

ELECTRON TUBES: Over 1 Million Tubes in Stock.Buy & Sell. Daily Electronics, 10914 NE 39th St. #B-6, Vancouver, WA 98682. 800-346-6667.360-896-8856. 360-896-5476, fax

PHONO NEEDLES & CARTRIDGES (magnetic/ceramic). Over 500 cartridges and 5,000 needies. J.J. Papovich, 165 Trellis Ln., Sewell, NJ 08080.(856) 464-6741

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WANTED: Radio Collectiors. Cash paid for smallcollections up to entire estate collections in southernNew England and south-central portions of Maine, NewHampshire and Vermont. Early battery to 1940s plusspeakers, horns, tubes, microphones, etc. Please clipand save. Tony Rizzini, 6 Chiswick Rd., Greenville, RI02828-2521. (401)949-3741. E-mail: radionzz@aol.com

WANTED: Atwater Kent cabinet, Model 475, 976, 237,337, 356, 456, 735 or 856. Mark Borden, K8AWE, 460051st St., Detroit, MI 4E210. E-mail:mark _borden@yahoo.com

WANTED: Oldest radio catalog possible. Donald Swope,Box 41, Tremont, PA 17981

WANTED: Old copies of the North American Radio -TVGuide by Vane Jones. Harry Schools, K3HS, 1606South Newkirk St., Philadelphia, PA 19145

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. Email: mte612@aol.com. Fax: (612) 821-4820,during business hours. Go to our website at gn4radios.com

WANTED: Speaker for Emerson Model Z chassis 6 or8 inch. Call Kelly, 107 N. Canvasback Ct., Smyrna, DE19977. (302) 242-7557. E-mail: kellyn@snip.net

WANTED: 2 tube Blaupunkt Model E-110 U schematicor info. Thanks. Henry Tessier, 945 Commercial St.,Weymouth, MA 02189. (781) 337-7279. E-mail:radiohenry@aol.com

WANTED: Emerson 578A, A.F. transformer Acme A2.Gordon Emry, N 38 115 Sheets Rd , Elk, WA 99009.(509) 292-2182

WANTED: COLLINS RADIO Company Catalogs,promotional literature, manuals /933.1983. JimStitzinger, 23800 Via Irene, Valenc a, CA 91355. 1-661-259-2011

WANTED: Broadcast -type MICROPHONES. Earlycarbon, condenser, ribbons, etc. Cash or trade.James Steele, P.O. Box 610, Kingsland, GA 31548-0620. (912) 729-2242. E-mail:JSteele@k-bay106.com. Micropnone collectorsInternet site:http://www.k-bay106.com/mics.htm.

VICTROLA REPAIR SERVICE: Windupphonograph repairs, parts, springs, needles viaU.P.S. Rod Lauman, 206 Cliff St., St. Johnsbury, VT05819. (800) 239-4188, eves.

WANTED: Vintage Electronic Music Synthesiz-ers and modules by the following manufacturers,especially the listed models. Aires Modular, SystemIII. ARP 2500. Buchia Modular, 100, 400. E -muModular. EML Electrocomp 100. 101, 200. EMSSynthi A, Synthi AKS, VCS3. Korg Modular PS -3100, PS -3200, PS -3300. Moog Theramin, Modular,Series 15, 35, 55. Oberheim SEM modules, 2-, 4- &8 -Voice Systems. Paia Modular 2700, 4700. RolandModular Systems 100, 700. Serge Modulars, System79. Synton Modular System. Call and surprise me;make my day! John V. Terrey, 498 Cross St., Carlisle,MA 01741. (978) 369-9770. Fax: (978) 371-7129

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SERVICES: Reproduction Philco cathedral cabinetsand cabinet parts for Models 20, 21. 70 and 90; alsoSimplex Models R and P. Grandfather clock finials;Philco 570, GE H-91, Crosley 124. Philco colonial clocktop trim and finials. Philco gang tube shields: 20, 21, 24,51, 52, 70, 90, 551. AK cabinet trim: 80, 82, 84, 90, 92.Other parts per sample. Dick Oliver, 1725 Juniper Pl.,#310, Goshen, IN 46526. (574) 537-3747. E-mail:dolivears@aol.com

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ARKANSAS - Apr. 1ANTIQUE RADIO COLLECTORS CLUB

OF FORT SMITH - MEETINGFort Smith, AR - St. Luke Lutheran Church

Waldron Road, at Free Ferry7:30 pm

Info: Paul Tucker - (479) 782-8178

CALIFORNIA - Apr. 3CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RADIO SOC.

SWAP MEETConcord. CA - Solano Drive In Flea Mkt

Olivera Rd.8 am

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

INDIANA - Apr. 3MID SOUTH ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

SPRING MEETChandler, IN - Chandler Comm. Center

405 E. Washington, East of Evansville, IN7 am - 1 pm

Info: Ron Ramirez - (812) 473-4471Allan Ferris - (502) 543-8233

http://members.tripod.comi-COARA/Indez.htm

IOWA - Apr. 3TOM HARRIS AUCTIONSSPRING RADIO AUCTION

Marshalltown. IA - 203 S. 18th Ave.10 am

Info: Tom Harris - (641) 754-4890www.tomharrisauctions.com

WASHINGTON - Apr. 3RADIO ENTHUSIASTS OF PUGET SOUND

MEETINGSeattle. WA - Queen Anne Library

400 W. Garfield2 pm

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

Attend a radio event near you, learn.meet others in the hobby, and perhaps

find an item or two for your collection!

YORK - Apr. 4GREATER NEWGREATER NEW YORK VINTAGE WIRELESS

ASSN. - SWAP MEET - MEETINGLake Ronkonkoma. NY - 367 Hawkins Ave.

8 am - NoonInfo:Chris Lieppert - (631) 471- 9526

Chris Bacon - (516) 437-7106

- OHIO - Apr. 6ANTIQUE RADIO COLLECTORS OF OHIO

MEETINGDayton, OH - 2929 Hazelwood Ave.

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

karikrad@gemair.com

OHIO - Apr. 7OLDE TYME RADIO ENTHUSIASTS

MEETINGE-mail for Location and Time

Info: Olde Tyme Radio Enthusiasts4377 Timberwilde Dr., Dayton, OH

_ OTRadio@juno.com

ONTARIO - Apr. 7OTTAWA VINTAGE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGOttawa. Ont. - The Ottawa Citizen

Conference Room, 1101 Baxter Rd.Flea Market: 7 pm - Meeting: 8 pm

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

-- ARKANSAS - Apr. 8ARKANSAS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETING7 pm

Call for location and directionsInfo: Tom Burgess - (501) 455-0773

NEW JERSEY - Apr. 9NEW JERSEY ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGCall for location & directions

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

Phil Vourtsis - (732) 446-2427

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OREGON - Apr. 10NORTHWEST VINTAGE RADIO SOC:ETY

MEETING & TAILGATE SWAPOregon City, OR - Abernathy Grange hall

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

Info: www.nwvrs.org

NEW MEXICO - Apr. 11NEW MEXICO RADIO COLLECTORS CLUB

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

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

Info: Chuck Burch - (505) 286-9674http://members.aol.com/NMRCC

GEORGIA - Apr. 12SOUTHEASTERN ANTIQUE RADIO SOC.

MEETING WITH SHOW & TELLNorcross. GA - JR's Log House Rest.

6601 Peachtree Industrial Blvc.6:30 pm

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

- _MISSOURI - Apr. 13

ANTIQUE RADIO COLL. & HIST. SOCIETYOF GREATER ST. LOUIS

MEETINGKirkwood. MO - Kirkwood Community enter

111 S. Geyer Rd. Room 201-A

7:30 pm Meeting - Show & Tell - Swap TableInfo: Ron Durbin - (636) 677-8883 -

ronboysradios 4 aol.com

N. CAROLINA - Apr. 13EAST 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

A free* listing on these pages is avail-able for each coming radio event. Spon-sors should provide description of event,date, time, place, directions. & infor-mation/contact person. Since listingsare on a "space available" basis, noguarantee of listing is made.

OHIO - Apr. 13SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF

ANTIQUE RADIO KNOWLEDGE - MEETINGKettering. OH - Banquet Room at Cassano's

Pizza House. 1700 E. Strcop Rd.7:30 p -n

Info: John Pansing - (937) 299-0210sparkinc@juno.con

www.antiqueradios.com/spark

PENNSYLVANIA - Apr. 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

LhliP://pw2.netcom.com/-firstake/dvhrc.htm

OKLAHOMA - Apr. 15OKVRC GREEN COUNTRY CHAPTER

MEETINGSee Website for meeting location

7pmInfo: Curt Lutz - (918) 2E1-4915

OldeRadios@cs.comhttp://members.cox.net/olcvrd

NEW YORK - Apr. 16HUDSON VALLEY ANTIQUE RADIOAND PHONO SOCIETY - MEETING

Highland Falls, NY - Art Kings.ey Residence7-9 pm (call to confirm details)

Info: Art Kingsley - (845) 446-4091

TEXAS - Apr. 17VINTAGE RADIO & PHONOCRAPH SOC.

MEETINGIrving, Tx - Senter East Bldg.

Swap Meet: 1 pm - Meeting: 3 pmInfo: George Potter - (972. 353-4862

vrps@sbcc lobal.r etwww.radioremembered.org

W. VIRGINIA - Apr. 17MUSEUM OF RADIO & TECHNOLOGY

SPRING FEVER SHOW & AUCTIONHuntington, WV - 1640 Florence Ave.

nfo:Lmcin79627@acl.comwww.MRTWV.org

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MARK YOUR CALENDARApr. 1 - AR, Fort Smith - ARCC MeetingApr. 3 - CA, Concord - CHRS Swap MeetApr. 3 - IN, Chandler - MSARC Spring MeetApr. 3 - IA, Marshalltown - Harris AuctionApr. 3 - WA, Seattle - REPS MeetingApr. 4 - NY, Lake Ronkonkoma - GNYVWA SwapApr. 6 - OH, Dayton - ARCO MeetingApr. 7 - OH, Dayton - OTRE MeetingApr. 7 - Ontario, Ottawa - OVRC MeetingApr. 8 - AR, "Call" - AARC MeetingApr. 9 - NJ, "Call" - NJARC MeetingApr. 10 - OR, Oregon City - NWVRS MeetingApr. 11 - NM, Albuquerque - NMRCC MeetApr. 12 - GA, Norcross - SARS MeetingApr. 13 - MO, Kirkwood - ARCH MeetingApr. 13 - NC, Greenville - ECARC MeetingApr. 13 - OH, Kettering - SPARK MeetingApr. 13 - PA, Telford - DVHRC MeetingApr. 15 - OK, Tulsa - OKVRC-GCC MeetingApr. 16 - NY, Highland Falls - HARPS MeetingApr.17 -TX, Irving - VRPS MeetingApr. 17 - WV, Huntington - MRAT Spring FeverApr. 17 - CA, Corona - SCARS Meeting & SwapApr. 17 - MI, Midland - MARC Spring MeetApr.17 - NH, Nashua - NEARC Swap Meet & ShowApr.17 -TN, Nashville - NVRC Spring Swap MeetApr. 17 - Australia, E. Burwood - HRSA AuctionApr.18 - IL, Elgin - ARCI Swap Meet, Donor Auc.Apr. 18 - MD, Burtonsville - MAARC MeetingApr. 18 -TN, Memphis - MARC MeetingApr. 18 - NJ, Hazlet - NJARC Swap MeetApr.18 -TX, Schertz -TARC MeetingApr.18 - WA, Seattle - PSARA MeetingApr. 19 - FL, Jacksonville - JARS MeetingApr. 20 - CA, Loomis - CHRS-Sac MeetingApr. 21 - Austria, Vienna - Dorotheum AuctionApr. 21 - OH, Columbus - COARA MeetingApr. 21 - OH, Cincinnati - CARS MeetingApr. 24 - OH, Burbank - Estes AuctionApr. 24 - PA, Morgantown - Smith AuctionApr. 24-25 - OH, Hilliard - ETV Musuem ComApr. 25 - NJ, Wayne - Mechanical Music Ext.Apr. 25 - NY, Schnectady - SARC MeetingApr. 26 - AL, Birmingham - AHRS MeetingApr. 27 - OH, Kettering - SPARK MeetingApr. 30 -May 1 - IN, Kokomo - IHRS Spring MeetMay 1 - CA, Los Altos Hills - CHRS Swap MeetMay 1 - NY, Highland Falls - HARPS Swap MeetMay 1 - WA, Seattle - REPS MeetingMay 2 - MO, St. Louis - ARCH Spring Swap MeetMay 2 - NY, Lake Ronkonkoma - GNYVWA SwapMay 2 - UK, Birmingham - NVCF Comm. FairMay 4 - OH, Dayton - ARCO MeetingMay 5 - Ontario, Ottawa - OVRC MeetingMay 6 - AR, Fort Smith - ARCC MeetingMay 7 - NJ, "Call" - NJARC MeetingMay 8 - NC, Spencer - CC-AWA Swap MeetMay 8 - OK, Oklahoma City - OKVRC MeetingMay 8 - OR, Portland - NWVRS Spring Swap/SaleMay 8 - Ontario, London - LVRC MeetingMay 8 - PA, Kutztown - Kutztown Radio MeetMay 9 - France - Barjeski Museum AuctionMay 9 - NM, Albuquerque - NMRCC Meet

May 10 -GA_ Norcross - SARS Meeting

MARK YOUR CALENDAR(Continued from bottom left column)

May 11 - MO, Kirkwood - ARCH MeetingMay 11 - NC, Greenville - ECARC MeetingMay 11 - PA, Telford - DVHRC MeetingMay 13 - AR, "Call" - AARC MeetingMay 14-15 - MN, Plymouth - NARC Radio DazeMay 15 - NC, Winterville - ECARC Swap MeetMay 15 -TX, Kyle -TARC MeetingMay 15 - TX, Irving - VRPS MeetingMay 16 - WA, Seattle - PSARA MeetingMay 16 - CO, Denver - CRC MeetingMay 17 - FL, Jacksonville - JARS MeetingMay 20 - OK, Tulsa - OKVRC-GCC MeetingMay 22 - OH, Seville - Estes AuctionMay 23 - KS, Kansas City - MAARC AuctionMay 30 - WI, Milwaukee - WARC Swap MeetJun. 3 - UK, London - Bonhams AuctionJun. 4-6 - MD, Beltsville - MAARC RadioActivityJun. 9-10 - MI, Lansing - MARC ExtravaganzaJun. 13 - IL, Wheaton - ARCl/SMCC Flea MktJul. 17 - NH, Nashua - NEARC Swap Meet & saleAug. 5-7 - IL, Elgin - ARCI RadioFestAug. 17-21 - NY, Rochester - AWA ConventionOct. 10 - UK, Birmingham - NVCF Comm. FairOct. 16 - NH, Nashua - NEARC Swap Meet & Show

See expanded listing for many of these events

CALIFORNIA - Apr. 17SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ANTIQUE

RADIO SOCIETY - MEETING & SWAPCorona, CA - Marie Callenders Rest.

160 E. Rincon St.7 am

Info: Mary Curry - (619) 461-9327currycat@cts.com

MICHIGAN - Apr. 17MICHIGAN ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

SPRING MEETMidland, MI - Valley Plaza Resort

5221 Bay City Rd.Email for time

Info: Mike Dale - (734) 439-0843vice.president@michiganantiqueradio.org

NEW HAMPSHIRE - Apr. 17NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

VINTAGE RADIO SHOW & SALENashua, NH - St. Stanislaus HallRt. 3 (Everett Turnpike), Exit 6

East on Rt. 130/Broad St. to Blue Hill Ave.7 am - 12 Noon

Info: Marty & Sue Bunis - (603) 938-5051mbunis@conknet.com - www.nearc.net

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rTENNESSEE - Apr. 17NASHVILLE VINTAGE RADIO CLUB

SPRING SWAP MEETNashville, TN - Braid Electric Co. ParkingLot, 299 Cowan St., 1-24 N, Jefferson Exit

7 am - 1 pmInfo:Larry Chambers - (615) 833-2448

ILLINOIS - Apr. 18 7ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB OF ILLINOIS

SWAP MEET/DONOR AUCTIONElgin, IL - Best Western, West Parkirg Lot

345 River Rd. (847) 695-50007 am -11 am

Info: ARCI, PO Box 1139, LaGrange Park,IL 60526 - www.antique-radios org

clubinfo@antique-radios.org

MARYLAND - Apr. 18MID -ATLANTIC ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETING - SWAP MEET - AUCTIONBurtonsville, MD - Seventth Day Athertist

Church, McKnew Rd.12 Noon

Info: Geoff Shearer - (703) 818-2686

www.maarc.org

TENNESSEE - Apr. 18MEMPHIS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGMemphis, TN - St. Timothy United Methodist

Church - 4105 St. Elmo Ave.2 pm

Info:Ray Eaton - (901) 989-7089 reaton@fhu.edumarc memphisantiqueradioclub@hotmail.com

NEW JERSEY - Apr. 18NEW JERSEY ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

INDOOR SWAP MEETHazlet, NJ - North Centerville Vol. Fire Co.See ad in this issue for directions & -nap

8 am - 1 pmInfo:Mary Beeferman (609) 693-9430

Phil Vourtsis - (732) 446-2427

TEXAS - Apr. 18TEXAS ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGSchertz, TX - VFW Hall

2 pmInfo: Ed Engelken - EdEngel@gvtc.com

(830) 899-3864www.gvtc.com/-edengeVTARC.htm

WASHINGTON - Apr. 18PUGET SOUND ANTIQUE RADIO ASSN.

MEETINGSeattle, WA - Shoreline Museum

N. 175th & Linden Ave.10 am - 12 pm Tailgate Swap

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

FLORIDA - Apr. 19JACKSONVILLE ANTIQUE RADIO SOCIETY

MEETINGJacksonville, FL - Countryside Village Mobile

Home Park Clubhouse, 10960 Beach Blvd.7:30 pm

Info: Sean Olin - (904) 386-8332http://community-2.webtv.let/jarsclub/

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CALIFORNIA - Apr. 20CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RADIO SOC.SACRAMENTO CHAPTER - MEETING

Loomis, CA - 3256 Penryn Rd., 2nd Floor7 pm

Info CHRS Hotline - (415) 821-9800www.californiahistorical-adio.com

AUSTRIA - Apr. 21AUCTIONHOUSE DOROTHEUM

HISTORICAL RADIO/PHOTO EQUIP.AUCTION - 2 pm

A-1100 Vienna - Erlachgasse 90Client Services: (011) 43-1/515 60-226Online Catalog: www.dorotheum.com

OHIO - Apr. 21CENTRAL OHIO ANTIQUE RADIO ASSOC.

MEETINGColumbus, OH - DeVry Institute of Tech.

1350 Alum Creek Rd., I-70 Exit 103B7:30 om

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

http://members.tripod.ccm/-COARA/Index.htm

T OHIO - Apr. 21CINCINNATI ANTIQUE RADIO SOCIETY

MEETINGCincinnati, OH - Brecon United Methodist

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

Info: Tina Haucke - (513) 247-9406

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 5TH OF MONTH

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OHIO - Apr. 24ESTES AUCTIONSRADIO AUCTION

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

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

estesauctions@aol.com -www.estesauctions.com

PENNSYLVANIA - Apr. 24SMITH AUCTION COMPANY

ESTATE AUCTION OF VINTAGE RADIOSMorgantown, PA - Friendship Fire Co. 1

Preview: Fri. 5 pm - 8 pm & Sat. 8 amInfo: (610) 942-2367 - www.smithauctionco.com

OHIO - Apr. 24-25EARLY TELEVISION MUSEUM2004 EARLY TV CONVENTION

Hilliard, OH - Early Television Museum5396 Franklin St.

Swap Meet. Auction, PresentationsAdmission: S25, Spouse: S15

Info: (614) 771-0510 - etf@columbus.rr.comwww.earl elevision.or

r NEW JERSEY - Apr. 25WAYNE POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE

MECHANICAL MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZAWayne, NJ - 1 Pal Dr.

9 am - 3 pmInfo: (973) 655-9730

r NEW YORK - Apr. 25SCHENECTADY ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB

MEETINGSchnectady. NY - Schenectady Museum &

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

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

ALABAMA - Apr. 26ALABAMA HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY

MEETINGBirmingham, AL - Homewood Public Library

1721 Oxmoor Rd.7 pm

Info: Ron Westbrook - (205) 833-8035www.ahrs.org

rlIENTION A.R.C. WHEN CONTACTING CLUBS! -1

OHIO - Apr. 27OC. FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ANTIQ .)

RADIO KNOWLEDGE - MEETINGKettering. OH - Eanquet room at Cassano's

Pizza, 1700 E. Stroop Rd.7:30 pm

Info: John Pansing - (937) 299-0210sparkinc@juno.com -

www.antiqueradios.com/spark

INDIANA - Apr. 30 - May 1INDIANA HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY

33RD ANNUAL SPRING MEETKokomo, IN - Johanning Civic Center

Friday: 4 pm - 8 pmSaturday: 7 am - 3 pm

Info:Fred Prohl - (812) 988-1761Herman G..oss - (765) 459-8308www.Indianahistoricalradio.org

MICHIGAN - Apr. 30 - May 1STANTON'S

AUCTIONCharlotte, MI - Eaton County Fairground

Fri.: 11 am - Sat.: 10 amInfo: (517) 726-0181

www.stantons-auctions.com

CALIFORNIA - May 1CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY

SWAP MEETLos Altos Hills, CA - Foothill College. Lot 4

1280 exit El Monte west, follow signs tocampus, r ght at tee, up the hill

8 amlnfo:CHRS Hotline - (415) 821-9800www.califomiahistoricalradio.com

NEW YORK - May 1HUDSON VALLEY ANTIQUE RADIO

AND PHONO SOCIETY - SWAP MEETHighland Falls. NY - Sacred Heart School

Main St. - S20 per table7 am Sek p - 8 am - 2 pm Open

Info: Art Kingsley - (845) 446-4091

WASHINGTON - May 1RADIO ENTHUSIASTS OF PUGET SOUND

MEETINGSeattle, WA - Queen Anne Library,

400 W. Garfield2 pm

Info: REPS - (206) 488-9518wvAv.res Mine.°

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MISSOURI - May 2ANTIQUE RADIO COLL. & HIST OF

GREATER ST. LOUISSPRING SWAP MEET & PICNIC

St. Louis. MO - Paul Schroeder 'ark9 am - 2 pm

Info: Ron Durbin (636) 677-8883www.ronboysradloseaolcom

NEW YORK - May 2GREATER NEW YORK VINTAGE WIRELESS

ASSN. - SWAP MEET - MEETINGLake Ronkonkoma. NY - 367 Hawkins Ave.

8 am - NoonInfo:Chris Lieppert - (631) 471- 9526

Chris Bacon - (516) 437-7106

UNITED KINGDOM - May 2NATIONAL VINTAGE COMM. FAIR

Birmingham, UK - NEC Hall 1110:30 am -4 pm

Early Entry - 8:30 am300 Exhibitors - Radio. TV. Phonograph. etc.

Info: NVCF, 122B Cannon Street Rd.Whitechapel, London El 2LH, UK

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Supplement No. 1. 1993. 48 pgs $6.75Supplement No. 1. 1999. 34 pgs $10.90

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Old -Time Radios! Restoration and Repair, Carr. How to repair vacuum -tube and transistor radios. A self -paced training guide.2t4lillustrattons. 256 pgs $19.95

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