Vol15No8 Aug 1989 - Mid-Atlantic Antique Radio Club

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August, 1989
Vol. 15, No. 8
ALLEN B. DUMONT LABORATORIES, INC.
PASSAIC, NEW' JERSEY
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Figure 1: Television transmitter W2XWV and its studio facilities, ready to "go on the air": (1) Lofty tower and antenna at 515
Madison Avenue dominates the midtown skyline from a height
of 650 feet above the sidewalks. (2) Steel tower supports the
antenna mast 165 feet above the 42-story skyscraper. (3) A
battery of latest model DuMont television cameras cover studio
and outside programs. (4) Careful monitoring of pickups insures
uniform television images of fine pictorial quality. (5) Banks of
fluorescent lamps provide cool, comfortable, non-dazzling illumination for the performers. (6) Studios are located on the 14th
floor, while transmitting station is on the 42nd of this conveniently situated midtown skyscraper. (7) The electronic viewfinder enables DuMont cameramen precisely to check up their
images in strictly television terms. (8) The powerful video and
audio transmitting equipment provides strong signals throughout
the metropolitan area.
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Experimental signals with test video
programs were transmitted at the Passaic
plant in 1938 under the call letters
W2XVT. It was used primarily as a testing ground for the DuMont television engineering work and also served as a demonstrator for the FCC and other television
interests.
In the latter part of 1939, a video
broadcasting station was begun with
studios at 515 Madison Avenue in New
York. (Figure 1) Station W2XVT was
located on the top floor of a 42 story
skyscraper with transmitting tower fully
650 feet above sea level. Video was supplied to the New York area through a
4000 watt transmitter and audio through a
1000 watt transmitter.
The studio facilities were designed
for live pick up as well as film programs.
DuMont engineers installed a flourescent
lighting system so that performers were
no longer subject to the intense glare and
uncomfortable heat produced with incandescent illumination.
In conjunction with the New York
television station there was a mobile
transmitter mounted on a truck complete
with pick-up facilities. (Figure 2) The
ultra short wave relay signals from the
mobile transmitter were rebroadcast at
the main site.
A battery of 35 and 16 millimeter
movie projectors were housed in a fireproof room. Movie images were projected through fireproof windows and on
to the iconoscope camera which could be
brought in front of any desired projector.
In 1938, Paramount Pictures came to
Figure 2
Dr. DuMont and said they would like to
Their entire objective, it was later disjoin forces and buy 55,000 shares of
covered, was to protect the box office of
stock at $1.00 per share. Dr. DuMont
the movie business and "kill television".
thoughf this would be a good idea with
So from 1938 to 1960, Dr. DuMont sufDuMorit's technical expertise and Parafered under Paramount when we wanted
mount's film library and talent. Experito go to Wall Street to fund the millions
of dollars necessary for producing an
ence in entertaining would be a good
inventory of black and white televisions,
combination to make the DuMont network a success. They bought Class B
according to Thomas T. Goldsmith,
stock and in the agreement, no one else
former Chief of Research.
A second television station was built
would own this class of stock but Class A
stockholders. Paramount would be enti~
in the Washington, D.C. area at 726
Eleventh St. N.W., with an atenna 172
tled to elect the Secretary{rreasurer.
feet above the sidewalks, and with call
letters of W3XWT.
With the world gone mad with war,
the DuMont organization turned its efforts toward National Defense. Their laboratories designed, developed and produced radar systems for the U.S. Navy,
and radar indicators for the Air Force and
Navy. It also produced cathode ray oscillographs which proved indispensable in
critical engineering and production activities. DuMont engineers worked with
Defense contractors in fitting cathode ray
equipment to countless critical problems
ranging from ballistics and radio technicalities to the elimination of vibration in
aircraft.
According to Thomas T. Goldsmith,
"We used a device called a Cyclograph
(Figure 3) to test over two million armor
Figure 3 Cyclograph
piercing projectiles five inches in dia-
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EDITOR'S COMMENT
Figure 4 P.P.I. (Planned Position Indicator)
meter. The armor piercing point and outer
shell were made of copper to act as a lubricant as it travelled down the spiral
grooves of the barrel. The inner shell
containi ~igg~ ~~s made of steel.
In thetwo million that were made, there
was a mix-up in manufacturing so that
there were two layers of copper. When
these were fired they would explode killing the gun crew. The government came
to us and asked us to develop a way to
test them so they could remove the faulty
ones."
"We invented the Cyclograph which
consisted of a coil placed near the projectile. You could put a frequency on there
that would have a skin effect penetration
to detect ferromagnetic material underneath. The Cyclograph performed extremely rapid inspections on metal parts
sorting them according to their physical
properties without being destructive."
Figure 4 shows a PPI or Planned
Position Indicator for plotting purposes.
Some of these radar units had CRTs as
big as 30 inches and used a P7 phosphor
with long persistence. "We put a yellow
filter over the screen to prevent eyes from
becoming sore," according to Tom Goldsmith.
Other wartime projects included a
cathode ray compass installed in Coast
Guard planes and a television system for
scouting on the front line. ~
During our interviews last November,
Thomas T. Goldsmith showed me a publication DuMont produced during war-
time. It was called "Time, Tubes and
Television" and midway through it was
shown an oscillograph used at the target
end of a Westinghouse "atom smasher"
with which research physicists discove~ Jbai .g~ma 11!1§ ~Jl~lease atomic.
energy from uranium. When the uranium
atom split, the released energy sent an
electric pulse to a DuMont Oscillograph
where a trace was made on the screen."!
had lunch with General Leslie Grove, of
the Pentagon, after the war was over.
This book was brought to his attention
and he recalled that he called DuMont
officials and asked them to get all of
these books back as this part was top
secret Furthermore, he wanted to go after
DuMont for violation of security on Q
clearance. DuMont representatives said
that these books were sent to customers
all over the world and trying to recall all
of these would create more attention that
it would by letting them go."
With the cessation of hostilities in
1945, the DuMont organization began to
tum to peacetime activities. The call
letters for W2XVT were changed to
WABD for Allen B. DuMont. Likewise,
the call letters of W3XWT were changed
to WTTG for Thomas T. Goldsmith, his
Chief of Research. Next month, we will
discuss the post war manufacturing activities of DuMont Laboratories. •
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Modern Performance
From An Antique Radio
By Henry Kuhn
Restoring old radios is usually restricted to making the appropriate repairs that
will render the set operative in its original form. There is yet another course of
action which depends upon the age of the
receiver and the circumstances of its
ownership. If it is a family heirloom
where the owner desires to give it a place
in the living quarters, restoration should
receive careful attention. When the set is
finally placed in its appointed position
and played, it will doubtless be competing with present state of the art audio
from an FM receiver, CD, disc, or cassette equip-ment. For this reason, the
restoration should result in the best possible audio reproduction of the received
AM signals. If this course isn't taken, the
restored set will be reduced to a novelty
momenta and will seldom be played.
The degree of work required depends
entirely upon the receiver design. Sets
produced between 29 and 33 will require
the greatest effort. Those made after this
period through to the onset of WWII will
take less effort although all will require
"fine tuning" for the best possible audio.
On somewhat rare occasions radio-phono
combinations may be encountered intro-
ducing a further challenge to the technicians skill.
A typical example of restoration this
writer performed was a Zenith TRF
console Model 11 of 1930 vintage which
had been consigned to a basement for an
unknown number of years. The cabinet
was taken to a professional for restoration.
This set uses a three stage RF front
end employing 24A tubes followed by a
24A power detector. 1st audio was a 27
transformer coupled to push pull 45's.
The power supply was separate with an
80 rectifier. The set was inoperative due
to countless problems which included bad
tubes. The one bright spot was the tuning
gang which unlike the previous models
was made of brass. All four sections
could be rotated with no shorts. The front
end and the power detector was energized
from a test power source. Output audio
was fed to a test amplifier. Shorts were
cut loose and the screen control (volume)
patched in. The serrated edge of the drum
dial which directly drove the gang was
run through the range bringing in all the
usual stations.
On the basis of this success, an estimate of the situation was made and a
course of action set. Build a new power
supply and audio system on the main
chassis. Retain the vintage TRF circuit
but equip it with AGC (A VC). Use silicon diode full wave rectifier. Use push
pull 6V6s driven by a 6SL7 paraphase
inverter. Change the power detector to a
76 triode as 1st audio. Discard the 24As
in the RF section and replace with 39/44s
remote cut off tubes. Terminate the RF
section in a diode detector for audio and
AGC sauce. The three front controls to
be tapped half meg. with power switch, a
top cut "tone" control with enough resistance range to take it out, and an EQ
control switch (rotary). (This had previously been a "local-distance" switch.)
Finally discard the 12 inch electrodynamic and replace it with a modem PM.
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Norma W. Patterson, Managing Editor
RADIO AGE
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Copyright Radio Age 1989
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Modern Performance
From An Antique Radio
By Henry Kuhn
Restoring old radios is usually restricted to making the appropriate repairs that
will render the set operative in its original form. There is yet another course of
action which depends upon the age of the
receiver and the circumstances of its
ownership. If it is a family heirloom
where the owner desires to give it a place
in the living quarters, restoration should
receive careful attention. When the set is
finally placed in its appointed position
and played, it will doubtless be competing with present state of the art audio
from an FM receiver, CD, disc, or cassette equip-ment. For this reason, the
restoration should result in the best possible audio reproduction of the received
AM signals. If this course isn't taken, the
restored set will be reduced to a novelty
momenta and will seldom be played.
The degree of work required depends
entirely upon the receiver design. Sets
produced between 29 and 33 will require
the greatest effort. Those made after this
period through to the onset of WWII will
take less effort although all will require
"fine tuning" for the best possible audio.
On somewhat rare occasions radio-phono
combinations may be encountered intro-
ducing a further challenge to the technicians skill.
A typical example of restoration this
writer performed was a Zenith TRF
console Model 11 of 1930 vintage which
had been consigned to a basement for an
unknown number of years. The cabinet
was taken to a professional for restoration.
This set uses a three stage RF front
end employing 24A tubes followed by a
24A power detector. 1st audio was a 27
transformer coupled to push pull 45's.
The power supply was separate with an
80 rectifier. The set was inoperative due
to countless problems which included bad
tubes. The one bright spot was the tuning
gang which unlike the previous models
was made of brass. All four sections
could be rotated with no shorts. The front
end and the power detector was energized
from a test power source. Output audio
was fed to a test amplifier. Shorts were
cut loose and the screen control (volume)
patched in. The serrated edge of the drum
dial which directly drove the gang was
run through the range bringing in all the
usual stations.
On the basis of this success, an estimate of the situation was made and a
course of action set. Build a new power
supply and audio system on the main
chassis. Retain the vintage TRF circuit
but equip it with AGC (A VC). Use silicon diode full wave rectifier. Use push
pull 6V6s driven by a 6SL7 paraphase
inverter. Change the power detector to a
76 triode as 1st audio. Discard the 24As
in the RF section and replace with 39/44s
remote cut off tubes. Terminate the RF
section in a diode detector for audio and
AGC sauce. The three front controls to
be tapped half meg. with power switch, a
top cut "tone" control with enough resistance range to take it out, and an EQ
control switch (rotary). (This had previously been a "local-distance" switch.)
Finally discard the 12 inch electrodynamic and replace it with a modem PM.
RADIO AGE (USPS 312-371) (ISSN
0892-6360) is published monthly at a
subscription rate of $15.00 a year Second
Class, $17.00 a year First Class and $18 .00
per year Canada. Second Class Postage is
paid at Augusta, Georgia
Donald 0. Patterson, Editor
Norma W. Patterson, Managing Editor
RADIO AGE
636 Cambridge Road
Augusta, GA
Copyright Radio Age 1989
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Club
Information
Pittsburgh Antique Radio Society, Inc.
(PARS). David W. Kraeuter, Secretary,
506 E. Wheeling St., Washington, PA
15301. Pub: The Pittsburgh Oscillator,
quarterly, Dues: $10.00. Quarterly meetings.
Antique Radio Club of America
(ARCA). William Denk, 81 Steeplechase
Rd., Devon, PA 19333. Pub: The Antique
Radio Gazette, quarterly. Dues: $12.00.
National and regional conventions.
Regional chapters.
Northland Antique Radio Club
(NARC). P. 0 . Box 18362, Minneapolis,
MN 55418. Pub: NARC Newsletter, six/
year. Dues: $10.00. About six meets/year.
Puget Sound Antique Radio Association (PSARA). Info: Max A. Kaplan,
14902 84th Ave. Ct. N.W., Gig Harbor,
WA 98335.
Northwest Vintage Radio Society
(NVRS). Info: Dan Howard, 2940 S.E.
l l 8th Ave., Portland, OR 97266-1602.
Southern California Antique Radio
Society (SCARS). Edward Sheldon, 656
Gravilla Place, La Jolla, CA 92037. Pub:
California Antique Radio Gazette,
quarterly. Dues: $10.00. Four meets per
year.
Vintage Radio and Phonograph
Society (VRPS). Larry Lamia, P. 0. Box
165345, Irving, TX 75016. Pub: The
Sound Wave, quarterly. Dues: $13.50.
Monthly meetings, Spring Auction,
Annual Convention.
Houston Vintage Radio Association
(HVRA). Bill Werzner, Pres., 805 Vallerie, Pasadena, TX 77581. Pub: Grid
Leak, quarterly. Dues: $15.00. Annual
Radio Show and Auction each Spring.
Antique Wireless Association (AW A).
Joyce Peckham, P. 0. Box E, Breesport,
NY 14816. Pub: The Old Timers Bulletin, quarterly. Dues: $10.00. National and
regional conventions. Museum.
The Southern Vintage Wireless Association (SVW A) has been formeq in
northern Alabama to promote antique
radio preservation and related activities in
the southeast. Meetings will be held
quarterly in conjunction with flea mkts/
swap meets. Anyone interested in joining
should contact Bill Moore, 1005 Fieldstone Ct., Hsv, AL 35803. 205-880-1207.
California Historical Radio Society
(CURS). Membership Secretary Adam
Schoolsky, 38007 Stenhammer Drive,
Freemont, CA 94536. (415) 791-0330.
Dues: $15 year. Seven swap meets, four
quarterly Journals, and two bi-annual
Audio News Tapes.
Indiana Historical Radio Society
(IHRS). Spring swap-meet, flea market,
auction, contest. Pub: IHRS Bulletin,
quarterly. Dues: $8.00. Info: Contact Ed
Taylor, 245 N. Oakland Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46201. (317) 638-1641. Please
include SASE.
Mid-Atlantic Radio Club (MAARC).
Monthly newsletter. Some local events.
Joe Koester, President. Dues: $12/year, 2
years $24 (one free issue), 3 years $36
(two free issues), lifetime $180. Write:
Nevell Greenough, 62 Nancy Drive,
Hamilton Square, NJ 08619.
Michigan Antique Radio Club
(MARC). Contact Larry Anderson, 3453
Balsam NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49505.
Dues: $10/yr. Newsletter quarterly, six
meets/yr.
Club
Events
VRPS/AW A September 8, 9, 10, Holiday Inn - Dallas. Southwest, Duncanville,
Texas. Schedule: Friday - Registration,
RCA Tube Film, Auction. Saturday Registration, old equipment contest, annual meeting, silent auction, general auction, banquet. Sunday - 8 - 12 Swapfest
(indoors). Convention packets available.
Write: VRPS, P. 0. Box 165345, Irving,
TX 75016.
ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB OF ILLINOIS AND AW A present Radiofest
'89 at the Holiday Inn, 345 River Road,
Elgin, IL 60120, August 10, 11 and 12.
For reservations call 312-695-5000 and
mention Radiofest. For info contact Dave
Johnson, 2336 S. Kenilworth Ave., Berwyn, IL 60402. (312) 484-2743.
SVW A (Southern Vintage Wireless
Association) Fall Swap meet., Saturday,
September 16, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at
Oake Grove - Thach Community Club
House. Take Elkmont exit east on Thach
Rd. off I-65 approximately 12 miles
south of Tenneessee line in Alabama.
Call Bill Moore at (205) 880-1207.
AW A ANNUAL HISTORICAL
RADIO CONFERENCE, October 4 to
8, Canadaigua, New York.
MID AMERICA ANTIQUE RADIO
CLUB FALL AUCTION, October 15,
1989 at 7500 W. 75th St., Overland Park,
Kansas. Contact S. Wheaton, 14708
Murray Ln., Olathe, KS 66062 for more
information.
MUSEUM OF
WONDERFUL
WIRELESS
CURATOR DIES
It is with deep regret that I announce
the death of Joseph R. Pavek, owner of
Pavek's Museum of Wonderful Wireless
in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on June 20,
1989.
Joe was born in 1908 and built his
first crystal radio at age 10. In 1933 he
started a business repairing car radios,
and in World War II, he taught radio
repair for the Signal Corps at Dunwoody
Institute, Minneapolis. Joe started collecting radios in the 1940s, building his
first museum in the mid-70s in the basement of his paint supply store. Recently
the museum was moved to a permanent
facility in St. Louis Park.
When I was doing research on the life
of David Grimes, a native of Minneapolis, Joe helped me track down some
needed facts. He also owned one of
David Grimes' personal sets. The radio
hobby has lost a great friend.
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***** ATWATER KENT MODEL 5 BREADBOARD *****
This RARE radio, which is tagged and in excellent original condition, is
available for TRADE only at this time. I will only consider trades involving
at least one of these items:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Scott Quaranta; 40 tubes or more, housed in 2 or 3 cabinets.
Scott A W27 (also called Baby Quaranta, Imperial Deluxe, or
Imperial Special) in a Scott cabinet -- this set is shown in Flick of
the Switch, page 167, lower right -- it has 27 tubes (including the
two tuning eyes) and seven knobs plus the waveband switch. This
set came in many different cabinets.
Zenith Stratosphere
Spartan Nocturne (floor model mirrored radio)
To a lesser degree:
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
World's Record Super 9 with an engraved front panel
World's Record Super 8 with an engraved front panel
World's Record AC9
Scott Symphony
Shield Grid 9B (de version)
Scott (any model) with Napier cabinet
Scott All Wave 13
Scott All Wave 19
Scott Philharmonic with "red" band
Scott Telematic
Scott Masterpiece, am/fm model with 22 tubes
Contact: JIM CLARK
"The Scott Collector"
(517) 349-2249
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FOR SALE: Radiola III and balanced
amplifier combo, $225; Freed Eisemann
NR-12, $185; AK 20 compact, $90; AK
32, $85 or will consider trade for preWWII amateur equipment. Parker, 87
Cove Rd., Lyme, CT 06371. (203) 4347783.
FOR SALE: Admiral 5R33N bak:elite;
Silvertone farm chassis, R.P.C. chassis,
$5 each; Airline 04BR-729A wood multiband and American Bosch 515 wooden
table set, $50 each; Zenith "Zenette",
Westinghouse H563P4A portable, Admiral 5X 11 N bak:elite, $25 each; Arvin
and Firestone metal sets, $30 each; mint
Zenith 755 Royal Deluxe early transistor,
Wilcox Gay Recordette Sr. with blank
disks, $45 each; mint antique white with.
brass metal trim novelty transistor telephone radio, $75; transistor Coca Cola
bottle radios, Vision "Bug" (early)
novelty transistor set; plus many more ·
radios, early test equipment, literature,
and parts. SASE to: Neil O'Donnell,
1809 Sampson Ave., Butte, MT 59701.
(406) 494-8162.
WANTED: Driver.frame or complete
driver for-a Bristol Super Shorn speaker.
Neil O'Donnell, 1809 Sampson Ave.,
Butte, MT 59701. (406) 494-8162.
FOR SALE: Motorola 67Fl 1 78 RPM
phono and Am radio, extremely clean,
outstanding cabinet with no chips or
scratches, radio section totally rebuilt,
turntable in good working order, $100;
Hallicrafters SX-104 30-50 megacycle
low band receiver, very clean, lights up,
otherwise untested, $30; Viscount "Twin
Speaker" AM-FM table set, wood cabinet
and tuning eye, fairly clean, plays, back
missing, $20; Panasonic 782 AM-FM
table set, wood cabinet, clean and plays
good, $35; Crosley TV Model EU 17
TOM just as found - finish shot, not
working, complete including matching
stand/base, $20. All rpices plus packing
and shipping. Ed Saunders, 416 Castleaire Dr., Stone Mountain, GA 30087.
(404) 279-7752.
SERVICES: New York and Long Island,
Antique Radio & TV serviced, bought
and sold. Gardner's TV, 90 Gardner's
Ave., Levittown, NY 11758. (516) 7314600.
FOR SALE: Bringing to Elgin, IL
Radiofest 10, 11, 12 August: dozens
(used) ST tubes, $1 each, (mention ad $2 each if you don't); ZM-3 (military)
capacitor analyzer, $35; Blilely 1-A crystal (IF frequencies) oscillator, $45; Philco 088 (battery) signal generator, $25;
RCA WV-67 (battery) V.T.V.M., $12.50;
Fisher Series 80 tuner, $35; 1 lOV D.C.
power supplies, $5 each; UHF tuners
bakelite $10 each, styrene, $5 each. Also
will have: hundreds tubes, capacitors,
magazines, (1940's, 1950's), AR manuals, schematic manuals, chassis punches,
dials, inverters, (will test your A.C. radios!), Avon cathedrals, power supplies,
more. Jim and Nadiene Farago, P. 0. Box
6313, Minneapolis, MN 55406. (612)
722-0708.
FOR SALE: Approximately 25 auto radios 60's and ?O's; Delco NOS parts;
Sams auto radio manuals; 25A 72 transistors used in most auto radios, 25¢
each. WANTED: Tube type battery portables 40's and 50's, especially Emerson
CT275. Gardner's TV, 90 Gardiner's
Ave., Levittown, NY 11758. (516) 7314600.
FREE: A new flyer, 189B has been released. Not just another flyer, this one has
something new; a line of cathedrals,
tombstones and other goodies. For your
free flyer, all it takes is a two stamp
LSASE sent to Olde Tyme Radio Company, 2445 Lyttonsville Rd., Silver
Springs, MD 20910. (301) 585-8776.
FOR SALE: Fliver crystal set and head
phones, Bloomfield, NJ, $50 pp; Tourist
radio, satchel type.portable, 5 #299 tubes,
$60 pp; air craft receiver B.C. 348 high
frequency, mfg Stromberg Carlson, Rochester, NY, $200; Stewart Warner radio,
slant front, 3 large dials, 5 tube 21365,
$165; Atwater Kent #20, 5 tube, $165 pp;
Airline tombstone farm set, $65 pp; A.C.
Dayton #6929, 5 tube radio, $145 pp;
Freed Eisemann radio F-15 #790E, $165
pp; FADA #652, caramel color, red trim,
$415; Atwater Kent #36, $125 pp; Atwater Kent #32, $115. Money order or
certified check. Pat Cutini, 2114 Main
Rd., Corfu, NY 14036. (716) 762-8270.
AD DEADLINE
6TH OF THE MONTH.
RADIO AGE ADS WORK!
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FOR SALE: Good Earla 3:1 audio, $10;
RCA Isotap isolation transformer, $15;
large, potted ultra-linear audio transformers (3), $25 each; (firm) Heath
W4AM power transformers, 54-29, $10,
(used), $20 (NIB); l lOV D.C. supplies
(Teletype) for D.C. radios, $5 each;
EICO battery eliminators (run car radios),
$30 restored, $10 unrestored; Electro
Products Model A 6/12V power supply,
$10; 90 volt "B" supply, NOS, runs on
"D" cells, (why pay $79.95?), $15;Vista
NIB 12V input inverter, 100 watts, $25;
Tera-do 12V input, 175 watt inverter,
$35; Terado 6V input, 35 watt inverter,
$10; bakelite UHF converters, $10 each;
wood 4 tube RCA UHF converter,
original manual, $20; tunnel doide (Dcell pow-ered) UHF converter, $5; RME
SW unit, has 3-606 (preselector?), $15;
NIB BBTT Cunningham CX300A, $20;
NIB RCA 868, $5; 6550 (new), $10,
used, $5; 7868 (new), $7.50; 7027A
(new), $6.50, used, $3.50; 1-177 set up
chart, $5; Heath TTI books (3), $7 .50; 50
++NIB TV CRTS, $50 all; 100+ TV
sets, $25 all; Motorola bakelite TV
(works), $25; Cad-iliac Wonder Bar
Radio (works), $35; 12 volt negative
ground Motorola AM-FM radio, $15;
positive ground Radio Shack (NIB) $15,
used, $10; 12 volt positive ground FM
converters, $10; 12 volt Motorola AM
radios negative ground, $10, positive
ground, $15; Buick 981968 radio, $5;
100+ 1930's-1970's car radios, $200
takes all; Gernsback schematics, Volume
1, 2, $50 both; Riders Specialized Auto
Radio, Volume!, 2, index, $50 all. Send
your want lists for: chassis' , E.M.
speakers, jukebox amplifiers, 1940's1950's magazines, vibrators, tubes,
transformers, radio dials, AR manuals,
jukebox manuals, etc. Have hundreds
items (too many to list). Jim and Nadiene
Farago, P. 0. Box 6313, Minneapolis,
MN 55406. (612) 722-0708.
FOR SALE: Early "Browning Eagle"
C.B., clean and complete with original
microphone. Also two Dyna Stereo
component sets, one factory wired, other
clean transistor type. WANTED: Any
original literature or sales information
about Zenith Transoceanics. Wade, 657
14th Ave., Prospect Park, PA 19076.
Please Type or Neatly
Print Your Ads!
WANTED: Emerson Patriot400-l/-2/-3,
1940 and FADA, Model 115, 1941. Mint
condition for museum display. Your
name will be printed in the catalog. R. G.
Winkler, 205 River North Drive, Atlanta,
GA 30328. (404) 396-2224.
10/89
FOR SALE: Textbook on Radio, James
Cameron, gc, $5; advertising sign for GE
promoting keyboard touch tuning, lady's
hand strikes push buttons, $75; Music
Master base, no bell, $20; Philco CR-8
auto radio with head, $20; SECO grid
circuit tester, checks many industrial
tubes, no chart, $15; DeForest honeycomb coil mount, $7; AMRAD Wavemeter Type D, $20; universal double carbon
ring mike with springs and stand, $50;
New Wonder microphone with springs
and stand, $15; Bremer Tully tuning unit
mounted on a wood base for display, $10;
nice variocoupler mounted on base, $10;
FADA variocoupler on base, $7.50;
WIRCO variocoupler mounted on base,
$7.50; Workright variometer, $5; Remler
three coil honeycomb coil mount with
tuning handles and box, $10; ACME filament xfmr w/ 8 and 10 volts out, $15;
ACME cw pwr xfmr 375-0-375 and 5v
out, $20; Turner U95 dynamic mic w/
stand, $25; Radio Q & A, Nilson & Hornung, $5; Philco cathedral Model 50,
$95; Magnavox R2B horn, xfmrs good,
field open, gd appear, $150; Electronics
(McGraw Hill industry mag) 1937 (3),
1938 (10), 1939 (14), 1940 (12), 1941
(7), 1945 (all), 1946 (all), 1947 (all), $2
each; Radio for Everybody, Lescaraboura, $5; Amateur Radio Station listing for
1931, $5; Proceedings of IRE 1946 (6),
all for $5; Howdy Doody phonograph
with box, $50; Sylvania tube manual, $1 ;
Jensen Catalog 1011, $2; GE Essential
Characteristic Tube manual, $3; group of
Mazda bulbs (4) with tips, from 15w to
lOOw, $10; microphone for home recording on Radiola 86, $25; microphone for
Victor RE-81, $25; Radio (various issues
for 1936-37), $1 each; Crosley RFL 75
gold panel, good audios and tubes, $160;
Radiola 30A, $75. Shipping extra on all
above. FOR TRADE: Radio Retailinbg
1920's, 1939 and 1940 issues for ones I
need. Send me your list WANTED:
Ozarka portable with speak-er in the lid,
junker ok; National Monodyne I tube set;
power supply/amp for Radiola 67 or any
type for RCA superhet chassis. Don
Patterson, 636 Cambridge Rd., Augusta,
GA 30909. (404) 738-7227.
FOR SALE: Gloritone 27 cathedral,
good; Philco 89 cathedral, nice; Philco 84
B cathedral, very good; Bosch 48 twopiece console, beautiful; Crosley 66TA
wood Am-SW table model, huge 9 1/2" x
8" dial, very good; Arvin and Truetone
bakelites, featured in "Golden Age", nice;
Zenith A-600 Trans<>ceanic, very good;
Meissner 8C wood cabinet FM tuner,
good; Zenith 6G60 1942 Am AC-Battery
portable, good. All radios play fine. RCA
three inch image orthicon camera tube.
Many early transistor radios. Send SASE
for list. Charles Harper, 2081 Harmony
Ct., Lexington, KY 40502.
BLUE GRASS RADIO OWNERS: I
have the perfect accessory piece for your
radio. It's a GE 4F64 clock, with 5 3/4" x
5 3/4" blue mirrored glass front, silver
accent around numbers. A very art deco
piece. Clock runs fine, glass is excellent.
Accepting offers until August 19, 1989.
Charles Harper, 2081 Harmony Ct., Lexington, KY 40502. (606) 268-8549.
FOR SALE: Atwater Kent 184 tombstone, works, finish needs a little darkening on top, Old English polish should do
it, $165; Philco 45, art deco, not working,
exc to mint, $125. Also many other radios, books and tubes. Send 2 stamps for
complete listing to Ron Boucher, P. 0 .
Box 541 , Goffstown, NH 03045. (603)
497-2988.
FOR SALE: Tested OIA tubes, $5; AK
35, $40; Crosley Trirdyne Regular, $50;
Crosley 51, $65; Freed Eisemann FE-40,
$40; AK L horn speaker, $45; Radiola
UZ1320 horn speaker, $95; Crosley Dynacone speaker, $25; working AK 55 in
Kiel table, $200; more. Large SASE for
list. FOR TRADE: Paragon Type Three;
Crosley SR2; clear red Emerson 547A;
Music Master Ware 250; RCA red catalin; Radiochron clock cathedral; Viking
599 battery set; Wurlitzer cathedral; Pilot
tombstone; others. WANTED: Paragon
III-A; International Kadette Classic and
other Kadette baklite sets; Midwest Radio
radios including Royale and Regal; Crosley Elf; Echophone repwood cathedral;
Baby Emerson one-tuber; Ozarka cathedral. Greg Farmer, 71 Rice Creek Way,
Fridley, MN 55432. (612) 571-6062.
RADIO AGE
ADS WORK!!
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WANTED: Thorola base and driver for
Reichman horn (14" dia. bell, 7/8" dia.
neck at base). Roger: Hart, 314 Kensington Ave., Westmounl, PQ, Canada H3Z
2H3 . (514) 933-8009 6 - 9 pm or weekends.
WANTED; Collector wants General
Radio and Weston and oLher Vintage,
(1920-1950) radio tesl equipment and
literature. Buy or trade duplicates. Please
write. Bill Springer, 923 Nelda, Houston,
TX 77088.
FOR SALE: Western Union call boxes
#48081 with 4-A porcelain lids, key
board and box of parts, $275; Zenilh
L520 bakelile alarm/radio, $19; Zenith
4V31 bauery Tombstone, $130; Airline
Tombstone, excellent condition, $68.50;
early bakelile, unusual with phone style
selector, $75; Atwater Kent fan speaker
Type E, $49; Crosley Dynacone Type F,
$49; Bristol Type J, $99; RCA Type
UZ1325, $61; Philco Cahtedral Type 60,
$139; "Quiz Kids" Radio Question Bee
game of early 40's, complete wiLh box as
packaged from factory, $19; RCA repair
service course, $25. Joey Nocera, 1222
Finch St. , New Castle, PA 16101-4840.
(412) 658.:7805.
WANTED: Chassis for an RCA 56X3 or
56X2 or a 56X, tubes not necessary. Chip
Fletcher, 312 Alexander, Hammond, LA
70401. (504) 345-3908.
FOR SALE: Westingale (5) OlA tube
wood radio, $140; Philco wood portable
46-350, $40; cathedral 8" lever type
speaker, $50; S.C. AM-FM bakelile
radio, $40; (5) tube type plastic radios, all
$25. Add UPS charges. Clark Trissell,
3530 Pawnee, Lincoln, NE 68506. (402)
488-5263.
FOR SALE: Green Bendix catalin,
$340; Riders 1 - 5 abridged, $30; Grunow
l lG chassis, $24; Philco 16B Tombstone
code 125/126, $85; tube shield for Philco
90, $28; Philco 118 chassis, $20; 5 tube
Zenith blackdial chassis with speaker,
$25; Airline dual speaker caLhedral wiLh
4 bands, original and working, $245;
replacement speakers for 50's and 60's
German sets. Bill Moore, 1005 Fieldstone
Ct., HSY, AL 35803. (205) 880-1207.
FOR SALE: New and used tubes, electrolytic capacitors, cone speakers. Send
SASE for lists. C. Elmer Nelson, 11 S.
Church St., Princeton, IL 61356.
FOR SALE: Grunow 450; Hallicrafters
S-120and 5R-10A; Eveready Model 1
wiLh speaker. SASE for list. Bob Nicholson, 3423 S. Long, Topeka, KS 66605.
(913) 266-9473.
WANTED: National SW3, SW4, SW5,
FB, AG receiver. Bob Mattson, 10 Jane
Wood Rd.; Highland, NY 12528. (914)
691-6247.
WANTED: Crosley 53 or 57 chassis.
Who bought Lhe one at 1988.VRPS
Convention? IL is slightly more compact
than the Showbox and has a large
diamond shaped coat of arms emblem on
the Lube/tuning cover. Will accept pol
metal problems. Craig Ball, 204 N. 5Lh
St., Marshalltown, IA 50158. (515) 7520406 eves.
WANTED: Two-tube chassis for 1940
Arvin Model 40 "Mighty Mite" (F.0.S.
p. 60). Carl Reinke, 2724 N. 27th St.;
Sheboygan, WI 53083.
AD DEADLINE
6TH OF THE MONTH.
FOR SALE: Merit filament transformer,
10 volt, center tapped, 5 amps, $10;
Thordarson power transformer, Pri. l l 7V
AC, Sec. 350-0-350, 5 volt, 2 amps - 6
volt, 3 amps - 6 volt, 3 amps, $25; Stancor plate transformer, Pri. l 15V AC, Sec.
500-0-40-500, 300 Mills D.C., $40; Stancor power transformer, Pri. 117V AC,
Sec. 350-0-350, 70 mills, 5V C.T., 3
amps, 6.3V C.T., 2.5 amps, $25; Thordarson filament transformer, Pri. 117V AC,
Sec. 7.SV C.T., 4 amps, $25; Stancor
filament transformer, Pri. l l 7V AC, Sec.
2.SV C.T., 10 amps, $25; Atwater Kent
Type E2 speaker, $75; brand new old
stock Marconi wireless telegraph hand
sending key, year 1917, Type G-425,
made Navy Dept. B. of Steam Eng., $375
(2 KW); a limited number of replica
DeForest Audions, single grid, single
wing, double filament, will be available
late July or August, $175 each plus UPS .
Write for details, include SASE or phone.
Phil Weingarten, 67-61 Alderton St.,
Rego Park, NY 11374. (718) 896-3545.
RADIO AGE ADS WORK!
WANTED WWII
German electronics equipment, optics, and field equipment to finish historical
display. "Not to glorify but to preserve and remember our great struggle."
Call or write to:
STEVE PUNTILLO, 1911 Rowley Avenue,
Madison, Wisconsin 53705
.
(608) 233-1569 (home)/(608) 251-6121 (work)
Either number between 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. central time
Send photo of your unit if possible
12/89
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TRADE: Copy of your 1939 Zenith catalog for a copy of my 1937 or 1938 Zenith
catalog. WANTED: Zenith 6S321,
6S322 or similar type gold airplane dial
radio. Don Catton, 609 10th St., Silvis,
61282.
WANTED: Zenith Model 6D3 l SU radio
in original condition; Emerson Mae West
radio; Marantz Model 10 tuner. Richard
Sharisky, P. 0. Box S21, Belmont, MA
02178. (617) 484-S784.
FOR SALE: 1917 French antenna tuner;
Westerm Electric microphone in large
cage. WANTED: Any DeForest/RadioCraft large white dials; Westinghouse
R.C. chassis only. George Potter, 2069
Sienna Trail, Lewisville, TX 7S067.
(214) 393-0020.
FOR SALE: RCA Senior Voltohmist,
nice with probe, $2S; Zenith Transoceanic SG40, looks good, works super, $60;
small oak wall phone with magneto, complete, original, $1SO; 1929 Steinite console (AC), works super, refinished, $SO;
microphone for Victor RES?, $20; Other
RE4S and RES? parts; Edison 1/4" thick
diamond disk records, $1.SO each, heavy;
Emerson #SlO woodscope front, clean,
working, $30; RCA "4S only" record
changer, working, $2S. Add shipping.
WANTED: Colonial 1154 chassis and
speaker; Philco 90 cabinet. J. L. Acciavatti, P. 0. Box 231, Southborough, MA
01772. (SOS) 476-3229 (eves).
FOR SALE: Small wonder case 1940's
Aetna radio Model S62, TV plug in back,
untested, one knob missing; Zenith suitcase box for some type tester, old, good,
$10; seven good Little Golden Records •.
N/C, $6; four Little Golden Book Records, 78 speed: Little Red Riding Hood,
The Three Bears, Bambi, Jack and the
Bean Stalk. All four with cover v/g, $3
each. Tom Burnside, 4838 S. Westhaven
Dr., Jackson, MS 39209. (601) 922-223S.
WANTED; Control knobs and front
cover handle for Zenith Transoceanic,
Noel Turner, P. 0. Box 9, Lakemont, GA
30SS2. (404) 3SS-4806 (early evening).
9/89
FOR SALE: I have a shed full of old
parts, tubes, Ham radio magazines.
Everything goes. List 4S¢ stamp. Russ
Olmsted, 608 W. Thompson Ln., Murfreesboro, TN 37129.
WANTED: Hallicrafter HT-6; Howard
430. Working or parts. 833A, SOS, 84S,
849B, 204A tubes. I would like tubes in
original cartons. Russ Olmsted, 608 W.
Thompson Ln., Murfreesboro, TN 37129.
PORTA-POWER CONVERTER:
Replace obsolete batteries on Zenith
Transoceanics and other suitcase portables and farm radios from the late 30's,
40's and SO's with a new PORTA-POWER converter. For all sets calling for a 1.S
to 9 volt "A" and two 4S's, 67.S or 90
volt "B" batteries. Consists of a high efficiency switcher, filament control and
switch status monitor. The converter fits
neatly into the receiver battery compartment along with S or 6 alkaline "D" cells
supplying all of the power required. Nicads or Gel-cells can also be used. Converter measures 3" x S" x 2". Order type
CV A-1 for sets requiring a 1.S "A" battery and the CV A-9 for all others. Either
type, $79.9S plus $3.50 UPS. An install
kit including battery holders is also available for $9.9S. Order from Peter Yanczer,
83S Bricken, St Louis, MO 63122.
FOR SALE: Sam's Photofact sets, $S
each:#l306, 1307, 1311, 1312, 131S,
1338, 1366, 1369, 1374, 1377, 1388,
1390, 1391, 1S04, 1S38, 1S40, lSSO,
1634, 1638, 164S, 1681, 1700, 1701,
1702, 1707, 1714,l?lS, 1716, 1724,
1734, 17Sl, 17S6,1762, 1771, 1777,
1778, 1787, 1809,182S, 1827, 18S3,
1862, 186S, 1870, 1880, 1906, 194S,
19S2, 1969,2003,2009,2030,2107,
2110. CQ magazines, $3 each: Nov.
19S7, nov. 19S8, Nov. 19S9, Nov. 1960,
Nov. 1961, Nov. 1962, Nov. 1963, Nov.
1964. Art Collatz, 2127 Market, Blue
Island, IL 60406. (312) 38S-4876.
FOR SALE: Cathedrals: All are working
- Skyrover ClO, rough cabinet, $7S;
Simplex, S band, $13S; Philco 71, sounds
good, $1SO; L'Tatro 6X32V farm set,
$20; Zenith Transoceanic, white, $IS;
RCA Stratoworld, $1S; Canadian Marconi Model 142, $8S; Ampex reel to reel
Model A-122, $SO; Akai M7 reel to reel
tape recorder, $7S. Consoles: AKSS, 976,
6SS; RCA 6K2, 19K3; Zenith 10SS67,
8SS61; Philco 90, 6SO, 37-640, 41-280;
Westinghouse WR30; Edison R7; Silver
Marshall J; Grunow 12B Tele-dial. Don
Reinsma, 720 N. 18th Ave., Pensacola,
FL 32S01. (904) 433-2309.
FOR SALE: Riders and Sams, novelty
radios. SASE list , $1 Polaroids each.
WANTED: GE 61 Chassis and Speaker;
Philco Type 16 speaker and cabinet;
Zenith Super VIII (8) chassis and eliminator; back for Mike Radio single station;
Radiola 60 lid, good veneer; escutcheon
Philco Model 81 Junior. George Brehm,
13402 Leibacher Ave., Norwalk, CA
906SO. (213) 864-88S7.
WANTED: Zenith radio, table models or
consoles, compete or as is. Can arrange
pick-up or shipping. Also, radio advertising and store props and paraphenalgia.
Buy or trade. FOR SALE: Snow White;
blue Emerson Patriot with small hairline;
Dewald SOI catalin, butterscotch, $600; 2
Setchell Carlson "Frog Eyes", maroon
with white grill, $100 and medium grey
with maroon grille, $140; Emerson soldi
black catalin, 1 knob missing, Model S64,
$4SO; Sentinel catalin, butterscotch, perfect, $7SO (pg. 79, Radios of the Golden
~;Charlie McCarthy, repaired, character original, $7SO; Sonora (Pg. 4 7
R 0 GA) repainted off-white, $100; Zenith 6D311, $1SO; Zenith 6D31S, antenna
loop cover missing, $140; FADA 1000,
butterscotch, $SSO; black Crosley (pg. 97
R 0 GA), $12S, and white version $100;
black Zenette 46800 portable, very clean,
$100; Majestic LIDO Model 776, cabinet
only, $1SO; 12" circular red, white and
blue Sentinel sign, $100. Zenith Transoceanics- mint 1000, 1000-D, R-7000
(99%), cowhide deluxe tube type. Zenith
7S28, Zenith 7S28A, 6S27, 6V27, 6S128,
many others available. Cathedrals- Jackson Bell Peter Pan; Philco 46-E; Philco
144; Re-vere; Crusader 4 tube, $9S; GE
K43, $140. Zenith 6P428, bakelite chassis, wooden cabinet, $18S; Zenith 7S433
Tombstone, $17S; Zenith SS218, $1SO.
TVs- Black Safari, exceptional mint condition, plays, $2SO; 1948 Dumont console, $140; Sentinel 7" portable, very
clean, $12S; Admiral bakelite 7", $110. I
also have for sale many high end console
radios- Zenith 12U1S8; Philco 91X
(F.O.S. pg. 122); RCA C-11-1; Zenith
12S26S chairside; Zenith 12AS8; Zenith
12SS63; Zenith 12H689. Can deliver or
ship anywhere. Shipping extra, satisfaction guaranteed. Will be in Elgin in
August and Canadaigua in October. Alan
Jesperson, P. 0. Box 17338, MPLS, MN
SS417. (612) 727-2489 ans. mach. after 4
rings.
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FOR SALE: 3 cathedral radios. Best
offer. AK 82Q, Philco 60, Radiochron
(can' t find a Model No., but it has a clock
in the center of the speaker cloth.)
Clifford Schoen, S49 Fulton St., Seymour, WI S416S. (414) 833-2429.
WANTED: Several crystals, S40KC
(Channel 388 or 389), 262 to 26SKC,
260KC, 2S2KC, lOKC. Ray Larson,
12241-1{2 Gorham Ave., W. Los Angeles, CA 90049.
FOR SALE: Hallicrafters Model HT-18
transmitter, $4S; Precise oscilloscope
Model 300, $20; Knight T-lSO transmitter, $4S; RME Model DB-22A RF amp
and preselector, $4S; Amateur Radio Call
Book, Summer 19Sl, $3; Motorola SHI,
plastic, $16; Philco 49-906 Am/FM, plastic, $18; Silvertone 900S plastic, $20.
Richard Haneline, 3600 Cuba Blvd.,
Monroe, LA 71201. (318) 387-6764.
WANTED: Knobs for Grigsby Grunow
Majestic cathedral, Model 290 series or
photo of same with dimensions - three
front, one side. Herb Kligerman, 710 S.
Armel Dr., Covina, CA 91723. (818)
331-SSS8.
FOR SALE/TRADE: Hallicrafters
World Wide TWlOOOA; Pilot portable
TS73, probably late 30's; Bendix clock
radio 7S3M, mahogany wood cabinet;
Zenith Royal 1000, vg; prefger trade on
these items. Philco S0-1420 (FOS, p.
141), B.O.; Emud T-7, poor but restorable, B.O. Clearance on many plastics
and woods from previous list, most
reduced to $10 up to $1 S max. 2 stamp
SASE for list and pictures of clearance
items. Victor Marett, 3201 N.W. 18 St.,
Miami, FL 3312S. (30S) 634-9S69.
FOR SALE: 1934 Coronado #67S
Tombstone, refinished, multi-band airplane dial, REDUCED $6S; Jewel 1940's
#SOl wood, original finish, angled red,
gold, black rule dial, REDUCED $20;
Emerson 19SO #729 cocoa plastic, gold
grill, REDUCED $22; Polic-Alarm
19SO's #PR8 brown bakelite, hairline,
clean, REDUCED $2S; Arvin 19SO's
#SS3T brown bakelite, REDUCED $2S;
1940's Cromwell brown bakelite, gold
metallic grill, REDUCED $2S; RCA
1950 #8X681 brown bakelite, thumbwheel controls, REDUCED $2S; 1937
Zenith #SS 127, original finish, black dial,
$140; Meissner, metal, 1940's #9-108S,
AM/SW, $2S; Setchell Carlson 1936
Tombstone, S tube AC, refinished, black
dial, REDUCED $6S. SASE Ripley, Box
9374, North St. Paul, MN SS109. (612)
777-6791.
WANTED: Zenith big dial Model
12UlS9; AK ship speaker. Top price
paid. Gordon Wilson, 11108 SO Ave.,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6HOH9.
WANTED: Hom only forWES18
speaker. Tad Drogoski, S07 Coal Valley
Rd. Jeffersonboro, PA 1S02S.
FOR SALE: Selling large collection of
240 radios and speakers including adverising, neon, literature, tubes, NOS parts,
schematics and memorabilia. Many rare
radios are in this collection. Serious
inquiries only. Tim Kaiser, P. 0. Box 81,
Newport, KY 41071. (606) S81-8636.
ADDEALINE
6TH OF THE MONTH.
FOR SALE/TRADE: Gonset G66B
receiver, exc. with power supply, $4S.
Hallicrafters: SX-43, vg, wks, $SS;'R-44
speaker, vg, $3S; S-20R, good, $35; S40A, good, $30; S-40B, vg, $3S; SX-42,
good, $6S; R-42 bass-reflex speaker, $65;
SP-44 Panoramic, good, $SS. Philco BC221 N freq. meter, exc, $2S; Numerchron
clock, shaped like TV, lights up, 19S4,
exc, $20; David Bogan 0030A power
amp, exc, $2S; Ansley Paneltone radio,
new, Sams #4, $3S; Jackson audio gen.
6S2, wks, $20; National An/SRR 13 military S.W. receiver, good, $2S; Dumont
208B scope, $20; Howard S·.W. receiver
Model ? , fair, $30; Gen Rad 6SOA impedence bridge, mint, $4S. Craig Smith,
193S 1st Ave. South, St. Petersburg, FL
33712. (813) 822-7S92 days.
WANTED: Zenith Royal 800 and 6SO,
other early, small transistor radios. J.
Wilson, 2007 Water Edge, Birmingham,
AL 3S244.
WANTED: Pan American Airline aircraft radios, parts, manuals, etc.; GE K80 radio; Zenith, Philco, Regency transistor radios; Tektronix 4S3 manual.
James Treherne, 11909 Chapel Rd.,
Clifton, VA 22024. 703-830-6272.
FOR SALE: Johnson CB Matchbox, 5
watts, mint and never used, $10 ppd.;
Brush crystal headphones, $10 ppd.;
EICO preamp HF-61, works, no manual,
$2S ppd. WANTED: Gross "Eagle",
dead, alive or basket case. Send details.
R. J. Eastwick, N2AWC, 224 Chestnut
St., Haddonfield, NJ 08033. (600) 4292477.
RADIO AGE ADS WORK!
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FOR SALE: FADA 175A; Grebe MUI;
AK large #20; AK #33; AK #35; American Bosch #28; Crosley bandbox #601;
Philco #511; Crosley #6-60; Browning
Drake SR with extra parts; National NC46; Standardyne TRF; AK #55 box and
cover only. Tombstones: Zenith #6-S229; Zenith #DC; big Stewart Warner
#Rl 10; Crosley #167; Crosley #25AW;
Silvertone #1904; Crosley 515. Cathedrals: Zenith Zenette #AH; Philco #50;
Zenith tabletop #5-S-119 with big dial;
AK speaker #E; Philco 2 wire speaker;
Sonochorde speaker good for parts.
Tubes: WD-12 in box; DeForest OIA can
only; several brass base tipped OIA duds.
Bakelite panels: Freed-Eiseman NR-5;
DeForest D-12; Kenman 5; Rely-0-Dyne
#5; RCA UZ-1325 horn. TV collectors
package: RCA TV calibrator #WR-39A;
small CRT in box; box of horizontal
transformers; Riders TV manual #2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7 (large books). P. Currie, Box 738,
Chuluota, FL 32766-0738.
WANTED: Pre-1945 UHF oddball
tubes, items; early microcircuits; 4004
and 8008 homebrews, kits; and telegraph
key; Hi-Mound Com1xmnd. Also HiMound literature. Hal Layer, P. 0. Box
27676, San Francisco, CA 94127.
FOR SALE: Old issues of "Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Company" stock
certificates, $15 each, add $1 for postage
and 50¢ for each additional certificate
ordered. Omit postage charge when combined with order from capacitor flyer.
Flyer SASE or order Frankenstein's Radio Lab, 4010 Fairmount Pkwy, Suite
285, Pasadena, TX 77504.
FOR SALFlTRADE: Short Wave Craft,
Radio News, Radio Craft, Radio (19361942), Radio Electronics, Popular Electronics (1955-1983), Electronics World,
Radio & TV News, Radio-TV Experimenter, Elementary Electronics, Ham
Radio, CQ, 73, QST; Allied, Lafayette,
B.A., Walter Ashe, WRL catalogs;
A.R.R.L. handbooks, "Radio" handbooks; Play ball, Goudey, Bowman and
early Topps B.B. cards; Allied Hammarlund, National, Hallicrafters, Heath, Gonset, RME, Howard, Globe (WRL), Elmac, Johnson, Morrow, EICO, Mosley,
Pierson, Davco, Regency amd Lafayette
manuals. Al. Bernard, P. 0 . Box 690098,
Orlando, FL 32869-0098. (407) 3515536.
FOR SALE: Mike radio (RTGA p. 102),
Emerson 520 catalin, spice chest radio,
1949 RCA TV, Predicta Tandem, transistors, more. Can deliver to Elgin.
WANTED: Pre-1950 small screen TV's
by Pilot, National, Hallicrafters, Meck,
Automatic, Teletone, Firestone, Temple.
Don Hauff, 9988 107th Ave. N., Maple
Grove, MN 55469. (612) 425-0089.
FOR SALE: Crosley Dynacone Type F
speaker, mint, $40; Zenith Transoceanic
R7000 American Model, mint, $190; 7
transistor super thin Niccol N.I.B., $15;
G.EP-807J black transistor, $10; novelty
transistor musical johns (2), one in original box, $6 and $8; white Post-war Emerson 652 small table model, $15. Harald
Herp, 6615 Michele Ct, April Estates,
Huntingtown, MD 20639.
FOR SALE: IOO's of radios, speakers,
TVs, radio magazines, etc. For America's
best monthly sales list, currently 16
pages, send $1.50 (stamps OK) to: Jim
Clark Enterprises, Dept RA, 1292 Starboard, Okemos: MI 48864.
WANTED: Old, new, used, Western
Electric, Regina, Polyphon, RCA, Mcintosh, Marantz, Dyriaco, Aftec; Electrovoice, Tannoy, Jensen, Langevin, JBL, Telefunken, Genalex, Victrola, Credenza (830); tubes, speakers, amplifiers, music
boxes, etc. Maury Corb, 12325 Ashcroft,
Houston, TX 77035. (713) 728-4343.
11/91
VINT AGE TV'S: "Sight Sound Style"
quarterly features articles, photos, prices,
and classified ads about old TV's! $14
yearly, $4 single copy. SSS, Box 2224,
. So. Hack., NJ 07606.
11/89
FOR SALE: Murdock #500 radio speaker, driver base and aluminum curved
pipe, no bell; Federal #61, $1 ,200; Music
Master #140, $450; some gold on front
panel Malone Lemmon, $400; Music
Master Ware 4 exposed 199 tubes. Certified check or money order. Pat Cutini,
2114 Main Rd., Corfu, NY 14036. (716)
762-8270.
COLLECT CAT ALIN, MIRROR, OR
NOVELTY RADIOS? "Sight Sound
Style" quarterly covers collectible radios,
articles, pictures, prices and class ads,
$14 yearly, via lstclass, $4 single issue.
SSS, Box 2224 , So. Hack., NJ 07606.
11/89
WANTED: Scott radios, especially those
manufactured by the Scott Transformer
Co. Also wanted any World's Record
radios. Contact me first! Jim Clark, "The
Scott Radio Collector" , 1292 Starboard,
Okemos, MI 48864. (517) 349-2249.
WANTED: Sam's sets 62, 69, 638;
tuning eye EM-34/6CD7; last produced
roll chart/ roll chart book for Jackson
tube tester #658A; clock crystal for 1966
Zenith clock radio #XI 79G. Jay De
Lasse, 17 Seldin Ave. , Richmond, NY
10314. (718) 981-12I8n61-6559.
ROR SALE: Riders #6 to #14, $18 each;
Howard Sams in binders, assorted years,
$15 each; Hawkin's Elect Guides, set of
10 books, $30. Have some assorted tube
testers, signal generators for sale, 3" - 5"
scopes. I carry a stock of new and used
repair parts, tubes, vol. controls, IF coils,
speakers, knobs, dial bulbs, drive belts,
ballast tubes, IOOO's of unlisted radio
parts. Write wants and SASE, shipping
extra on all items. Radio sales and service
since 1930. Krantz, 100 Osage Ave.,
Somerdale, NJ 08083.
9/89
FOR SALE: Radio repair man since
1930. And collector since 1950. Selling
out Will be sold in groups only - cash buyer - pick ups. Will not pack or ship.
Old radios, battery and electric, old TVs,
parts, tubes, all types. Speakers, knobs,
belts, coils, volume controls, vibrators,
audio-power transformers, dial scales,
1,000's N.O.S. and used parts, auto
radio's parts service manuals. Riders,
Howard Sams, RCA, Philco, plus more.
Sets, chassis, SW sets. Whatever lists
made up will cost $5 refund to buyers .
Krantz, 100 Osage Ave., Somerdale, NJ
08083. (609) 783-0400
9/89
WANTED: Control panel door for
Zenith Porthole TV. See Sams 98-17.
Last produced roll chart, roll book for
Jackson tube tester #658A. Jasper De
Lasse, 17 Seldin Ave., CR13, Staten
Island, NY 10314-2722. (718) 761-6559/
981-1218.
WANTED: Antique tubes, Marconi
Yearbooks, wireless gear, books. FOR
SALFlTRADE: Modem Electrics and
Popular Electricity for issues I don't
have, send lists, or I will pay $$$. Marc
Gottlieb, Boxx 1112, South San Francisco, CA 94083-1112.
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SCHEMATICS FOR SALE: Radio receivers 1919-1970's, auto radios, phonos
30's-70's, TV's 40's-70'S. Send brandname, model number, and SASE to Scarmella, P. 0. Box 1, Woonsocket, RI
02895-0001.
2/90
WANTED: Midwest radios. These TV's
- Espey, Transvision, Viewtone, Remington, Dynamic, RCA, Dumont, projection,
pre-war, toy and others. Bernard Sampson, 2905 Rusk, Houston, TX 77003.
(713) 228-6741.
1/90
FOR SALE: 2000 misc. magazines,
QST-CQ, Popular Electronics, Popular
Radio, 2 RCA home study courses, R9/ra
dio merged, Science & Invention, ARRL
handbooks. SASE for list. John Wasiewicz, 229 Sarles Ln., Pleasantville, NY
10570.
WANTED: High fidelity audio transformers, Western Electric, Altec, and
Langevin Gear; 1 pr. WE348A; various
tube, audio gear and related literature. Joe
Roberts, Box 19302, Alexandria, VA
22320. (703) 683-2955.
FOR SALE/TRADE: Sams sets 1 - 90,
I -per-~heinatlc i3 for $1Cf
last. Include postage. Will trade for old
Audio magazines or literature. Joe
Roberts, Box 19302, Alexandria, VA
22320. (703) 683-2955.
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WANTED: The following cathedrals:
Philco Models 51, 52, 44, 144; RCA
Model 121; Kennedy Coronet42. Joseph
Yanul, 9606 Troy Ct., Mentor, OH
44060. (216) 255-1952.
PLEASE TYPE OR NEATLY
PRINT YOUR ADS!
FOR SALE: About twenty (20) mostly
plastic later sets. All clean, some working. Since I got these cheap at garage
sales, I want to get them into collector
hands at low prices. SASE for descriptive
list. Carl R. Shirley, 824 Fairwood Rd.,
Columbia, SC 29209. (803) 776-6850.
WANTED: Crosley SIA amp; original
BC348 (J, N, Q) manual; dynamotor
DM28 with filters for BC348. Bill Seaby,
9727 Britinay Ln., Baltimore, MD
2I234-I863. (30I) 66I-5734.
WANTED: Interphone Box SCR 57;
generator GN-1; HS I -pilots helmet headset; connecting cables all for SCR-68
World War I aircraft transmitter. Pat
Stewart W7GVC, I404 Ruth Ave., Walla
Walla, WA 99362.
WANTED: Italian friend needs Xerox or
re-print of Kennedy I 10 and 28 I owners
manuals. Robert Lozier, 600 E. Green St.,
Monroe, ~C 28I I9. (704) 283-2638.
TUBES & STUFF
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NEW AND
~USED TUBES ETC.
Send $1 .(stamps O.K.) - R~fundable
for latest lists now...
DON DIERS -
4276·.R15 N. 50 St.
Milwaukee, WI 53216-1313
WANTED: Chassis and front tag for a
Charlie McCarthy or junker set. Marc
Ingenthron, 9748 Outlook, Overland
Park, KS 66207.
WANTED: Radiola 26 for parts, speaker
grill, handle, etc. Tony De Mara, 4023 I
Day, Clinton Township, MI 48044.
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RADIO CO.
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NEED HARD TO FIND OLDE TYME RADIO PARTS SUCH AS:
VINT AGE TUBES
e VINTAGE HEADPHONES
AK STYLE
e HEADPHONE CORDS
BATTERY CABLE
e ANT. RF. OSC &
IF COILS
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HOOK UP WIRE
e LOUDSPEAKERS
e BROWN SILK
e SPEAKER GRILL
POWER CORD
CLOTH
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e PILOT LAMPS
POWER CORD
e MANY OTHER ITEMS
e AUDIO TRANSFORMERS
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FOR SALE: New in factory box 3EPI
C.R.T., $6; Superior Instrument Co.
Model 450 tube and condensor tester
with manual and charts, $40; RME 69
manual, $6; Johnson Viking Ranger
manual, original, $7.50; Hallicrafters
Annual Old Timers Party Manual I I- II 962, $IO; Antenna matching coupler
Joymatch/Partridge, Low-Z-500, $55.
Ward Becht, 625 Tufts Ave., Burbank,
CA 9I504. (8I8) 842-3444.
WANTED: Rider's Radio Manuals
Volumes I9, 20 and 2I; power supply,
AK 40; knobs, brass dial bezel for Philco
37-62. Dan King, I230-B Juniper St.,
Gilroy, CA 95020. (408) 847-1345.
SCEMATICS FOR SALE: Radios,
I92I to I95I, $2.50 ppd.; TV's, I938 to
I952, $3.50 ppd. Send Make and model
number to: Dan's Schematic Service, P.
0. Box 5306I-R, San Jose, CA 95I23.
FOR SALE: Sony ICFPro 80 LW/MW/
SWNHF/UHF finest quality hand held
radio. Received as a gift. Used once. Cost
$500. Sacrifice for only $275. S. Leonard, Box I27, Albertson, LI, NY 11507.
(5I6) 742-0979 days.
FOR SALFJTRADE: Novelties, fully
restored. Dalberg pillow, I 957 microphone, two Hoppy's, red and black
chrome Arvin and Silvertone Midgets
and Emerson 520 catalins. Len Grove,
4584'W. Ivanhoe St., Chandler, AZ
85226. (602) 96I-428I.
WANTED: Original Philco "rosette"
tuning knob, I-I/4 inch diameter. Alexandria Nelson, 9225 Evangeline NE,
Albuquerque, NM 87III. (505) 29I9468.
Also can provide reprints of the following OLDE TYME RADIO publications:
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D. H. Moore's Vintage Identification Sketchbooks (see flyer for details).
Atwater Kent Instructors Manual
Atwater Kent Equipment Catalog
Radiola III - A Owners Manual
Vintage Radio
Flick of the Switch
Radios - Philip Collins
and much. much more. Also we are the sole distributor east of the Mississippi
of D.H. Moore's fabulous set of Vintage Radio Identification Sketchbooks.
We also offer complete data.packages for most vintage radios of the I920's to
1950's era.
For free flyer. send 2 stamp SASE to : OLDE TYME RADIO COMPANY. 2445
LYTTONSVILLE ROAD. SUITE 317. SILVER SPRING. MD 20910
Wish to reach us by phone: Call 301 -585-8776 between 10:00 a.m. and 10:00
p.m. local time.
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FOR SALE: Early 50's Zenith Model
#508W, 5 tube AC/DC ivory plastic table
radio in working order, $40 (U.S.) inc.
shipping or interesting trade.; 1924
American Radiola III with new WD II
tubes, mir:: .:andition, $150 (U.S.) or
swap for Arvin Hop-A-Long Cassidy
radio in equal condition. WANTED: Old
accoustical type phonograph tone arms
and reproducers, preferably Victor.
Ernest D. M. Yeaw, RR#3, Tatmagouche,
Nova Scotia, Canada BOK IVO. (902)
657-2554.
FOR SALE: Crosley 51-P (1924) battery
set (portable) with battery compartment,
bad audio transformer, cloth covering
worn, 1 latch missing, 2 hinges not
original, $95, see "Vintage Radio" page
79; Grebe Synchrophase MU-1 (1925)
battery set (neutrodyne circuit), untried,
but both audio transformers ok, interconnecting tuning chain included but small
pulleys missing, exc, $165, a beautiful
looking battery set. Also many other
radios, books and tubes. Send 2 stamps
for complete listing to Ron Boucher, P.
0. Box 541, Goffstown, NH 03045. (603)
497-2988.
FOR SALE: Crosl~y 56 TV (0), $15;
Silvertone 101-808, $22; Philco 40-125,
$25; Motorola 61X14, $30; Farnsworth
BT-54, $20; Philco 39-7, $30; Howard
56-A23, good parts, $10; Detrola 319,
$15; Pilotuner FM, $8; RCA Victor 66 X
13, $18. Shipping extra. Perry Cornwell,
Gen. Del., Hardin, KY 42028. (502) 4374958.
FOR SALE: Majestic Model 11 short
wave converter, uses #80, #24, and #35
tubes, good condition, $75; Radiotron
UV202 BBTT gold galss tubes, check
good, $20 each; Clearco crystal detector
N.I.B., 1930's, $30; Westinghouse WR21
tube, box only, $5; antique crystal, plug
in, serial no. XM709, $10; DeForrest
gridleak with cover, $15. FOR TRADE:
1912 Clapp Eastham loose coupler,
improved ty~ with control knobs,
Electro Importing Company Electrolytic
detector. WANTED: Old bicycle radios
such as Motorola, Tom Thumb, battery
packs, etc .. Michael Payne, 609 N.
Fairview Cr., Alvin, TX 77511. (713)
331-9217.
WANTED: Hard rubber panel 10 x 14 x
1/4 or larger; Kennedy XI. Top price
paid. Gordon Wilson, 11108 50 Avenue,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6HOH9.
NOSTALGIA ELECTRONICS: Restoration and repair of olde tyme electronic equipment. Radios, amplifiers,
phonos, and TVs. 28 years of loving
experience! Ralph S. Williams, 11150 N.
W. 12th Lane, Ocala, FL 32675. (904)
237-3725.
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FOR SALE: Thirty radios under $40
each; also books, magazines, and parts.
Send SASE for list. WANTED: Crosley
124 chassis and speaker, preferably
working. Phillip Majewski, P. 0. Box 92,
Tamaqua, PA 18252.
FOR TRADE: My SW3/SW5 general
coverage coils No. 15 and 16. Needed: 80
and 40 meter bandspread coils No. 13A
and 14A. Niel Wiegand, WA5Vl.Z, 911
North Bend Dr., Austin, TX 78758. (512)
837-2492.
WANTED: Cabinet for Kennedy Thirty435. Kenneth Acord, P. 0. Box 21503,
Long BeacJl CA 90801.
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FOR SALE: RCA Red Book Volume 1,
$60; Supreme 400 tube tester, nice, $125;
Radiola 26, missing speaker cover, with
tubes, $135; schematics $2 SASE.
WANTED: Antenna and flyback for
Philco Predicta Model 4242; 21FDP4
picture tube. Tony De Mara, 40231 Day,
Mt. Clemens, MI 48044. (313) 263-0325.
FOR SALE: Galena crystal det. assembly, complete with xtal and cat whisker,
precision made, inclosed; also, Galena
crystals and cat whiskers, assembly $25;
Galena crystal $1/ea. Cat whisker #I/ea.
L. Gardner, 458 Two Mile Creek Rd.,
Tonawanda, NY 14150. (716) 873-0447.
Radio Age
63(> Cambridge Road
Augusta, Georgia 30909
FOR SALE: Ten Tee OMNI C transceiver with CW filter, mint, $375 (or
trade for AK #10 BB); B & W portable
whip antenna Model 370-10 (40-2
meter), $25; Drake WH-7 wattmeter,
mint, $75. WANTED: On"." dud C-1 i R.
J. Pelt, 310 Rucker Rd., Blacksburg, \r A
24060. (703) 953-0540 evenings.
FOR SALE: Philco 84-B, 20, 70, 00;
RCA K-43, 141-E, R-73, RllO wfiich is
similar to R-73; Crosley 716; SilVertone
1825; Tuska 228; Crosley S-38; AK 36
with 37 power supply, untested: AK 20;
Westinghouse Little Jewel RTdA, page
63; Philco 48-250; Silvertone 7004; RCA
56-X; Philco 47-204; Majestic 9160 (blue
plastic); Emerson 560-A; RCA BP-10;
Liberty Music Shop, Oriental Painted
cabinet with doors. Call or write for further information. 8 - 10 pm EST. Leonard
Aquino, 2 Somerset Lane, Putnam Valley, NY 10579. (914) 528-6857.
FOR SALE: Riders and Sams, SASE for
list. WANTED: GE Model 61 chassis
and speaker; GE ModetM 51 speaker;
Philco Type 16 speakePru1d ca6.llret ..,,
Zenith Super VIII chassis and eliminat1!lr
back·for ;u;Mlie Eadtd"singNf.Sr.afiiifl>'
radid; Radiola OOiid~in~ooQ.;condil!ion,
verieer; escutcheon for Philco Jr. Mode1
81. George E. Brehm, 13402 Leibacher
Ave., Norwalk, CA 90650.-3524. (213)
864-8857.
FOR SALE: Rider, Howard Sams, RCA,
GE, Philco service data from 1920 to
1960. Write wants - SASE. Parts, tubes,
speakers, coils, volume controls, dial
belts, bulbs, audio, power transformers.
Plus lOOO's of new and used parts. Sales
service since 1930. SASE for list. Krantz,
100 Osage Ave., Somerdale NJ 08083.
10/89
SECOND CLASS)
POSTAGE PAID
at Augusta, GA
RADIO AGE ADS WORK!