John Koster, Netherlands - Radio collection
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Below you find a part of the radio collection John Koster - including other related items. In 2004 I started collecting radios, loudspeakers and other items, mostly from the period before the Second World War. The first radio I bought was a Cossor 464. I bought this radio on a flee market in Amsterdam in 1994, but it stopped there. In 2004 I rediscovered parts of the crystal and diode radios that I made as a boy and I decided to start a radio collection. My radios are placed in a number of radio cabinets. These cabinets consist of a number of segments made of chipboard with beech print. The back panel of each compartment has a socket outlet and an antenna connection. A small "La Pico" AM transmitter works as a "home broadcasting station". A number of radios can be switched on and off with a remote control unit, that operates the socket outlets. More info on my website: see URL below. |
Part of the radio collection of John Koster. These pictures have been uploaded to the corresponding models by John Koster but this is not necessarily all of John Koster's collection.
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NL: Nijkerk, Pilodyne; Amsterdam
1931/32 : Varadyne |
GB: Gambrell Bros.Ltd., London
1923 ?: Variable Condenser No. 5006 0.00024 µF |
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CS: Telegrafia, akc. spol., Praha-Pard...
1935/36 : Weekend |
GB: Curry (Curry's) Ltd.; London
1927 ?: Westminster Radio |
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NL: Bekius, Techn. Bur. W., Zwolle
1928 ?: Wisselstroomontvanger |
NL: Velthuisen, Radio Inrichting Fa. C...
1923 ?: Zeefkring |
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NL: Oosterpark, Het, Amsterdam
1925 : 2-Lamps Ontvanger |
NL: NH, ENHA, Netherlands
1980 ??: 2-tube fake Audion |
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USA: Fada Radio & Electric Co.; Long Is...
1946 : 609 |
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Koster's collection of radios and other
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Our member John Koster opened
his/her collection of radios and other related
items on 18.Mar.2006.
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