Antique radios, Old Time Radios

Antique Radio Classified

The National Publication for Buyers and Sellers of Old Radios and Related Items

Periodical Volume 19Number 9September 2002

ID = 106

created by: Robert Rydzewski (11.Feb.14) available by: Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014

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1	created by Robert Rydzewski Blue Crosley 11-119U "Bullseye"; 1935 Silvertone 1908 Tombstone Info Items Photograph Red Crosley 11-103 "Bullseye"; Kennedy 42 "Coronet" Tombstone Info Items Photograph
6	created by Robert Rydzewski Vintage Radio: The Death of New York's Radio Row AuthorSteinhardt Info Items Photograph Article Corner of Greenwich St. & Cortlandt St. in NYC Showing Leonard Radio Info Items Photograph
7	created by Robert Rydzewski East Radio Store at 76 Cortlandt Street, NYC Info Items Photograph
8	created by Robert Rydzewski Radio Row on NPR: All Things Considered June 3, 2002 AuthorRichman/Shapiro Detail / Commenttranscrpt Info Items Article
12	created by Robert Rydzewski Vintage Broadcasting: Preserve Your Local History AuthorAuyer Info Items Photograph Article Display on Early AM Broadcasting in Syracuse, NY Info Items Photograph
13	created by Robert Rydzewski John Stone at WAGE Transmitter, 1949 Info Items Photograph Al Eicholzer in WSYR Studio, Circa 1943 Info Items Photograph
14	created by Robert Rydzewski Cardwell Receiver & Amplifier Detail / Comment1 & 2 tubes, respectively; from Brooklyn, NY Info Items Photograph 1935-6 Zenith 4V31 Tombstone Battery Set Info Items Photograph Home-O-Phone Crystal Set Detail / Commentby Radio Receptor Co. Inc., NYC Info Items Photograph
15	created by Robert Rydzewski Russian Micro Receiver from 1968 Info Items Photograph 1923 Radio Instruments Ltd. Type 11 TunerDuplicate Detail / Commentmade in London or Ottawa? Info Items Photograph 1940s Boonton Type 185 Beacon Receiver Detail / Commentmilitary or commercial; 5 loctals Info Items Photograph
16	created by Robert Rydzewski Restoration Topics: A Zenith 6D311 Restoration AuthorHulbert Info Items Photograph Article
17	created by Robert Rydzewski Early Crosley 2-Tube Amplifier; 1-Tube Receiver Info Items Photograph
18	created by Robert Rydzewski Homebrew Spark Transmitter with Helix Coils & Rotary Spark Gap Info Items Photograph Adams Morgan 2-5-U Paragon Transmitter Without Meter Info Items Photograph
19	created by Robert Rydzewski Military TBX-8 Transceiver; Zenith 6D10; Echophone Communications Receiver Info Items Photograph National NC-98 with Matching Speaker; Crosley Trirdyn Detail / Comment3 tubes do the work of 5 Info Items Photograph Crosley 51; SAAL Horn Speaker; American Bosch 210 Info Items Photograph
21	created by Robert Rydzewski Kennedy Coronet Info Items Photograph Kemper K-5-3 Portable Detail / Commentfrom Los Angeles Info Items Photograph
22	created by Robert Rydzewski 15-Tube Zenith Chairside Info Items Photograph Atwater Kent 84 Cathedral Info Items Photograph
23	created by Robert Rydzewski 1953 Crosley 11-119U Info Items Photograph Semicircular Zenith Chairside Info Items Photograph
24	created by Robert Rydzewski GE J-100 Cathedral Info Items Photograph 1935 Silvertone 1908 Tombstone Info Items Photograph
25	created by Robert Rydzewski Radio Miscellanea: Women & Old Radios; Article Index Needed! AuthorHagman, Jennings Info Items Letter

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