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AntiqueRadios.com: This is a tremendous resource for radio
collectors! This site is loaded with information about -- well, just
about anything related to old radios and even early televisions. There
are forums as well as links to other sites. |
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Old
Radio Parts.net: This website is run by Mark Oppat in Michigan,
who has been collecting and restoring old radios for many years. He
has a huge stock of radio knobs, both automobile and home type, as well as
volume controls, reproduction dials, and many other hard-to-find parts for
older radios. |
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Bill
Turner's Website: This is an interesting resource as well as a
nice website to visit. Bill offers reproduction glass dials,
reproduction electrolytics, and many other parts, as well as books and
manuals. Bill also has a very interesting radio collection that you
can view. |
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Antique Airwaves: This
website is chock full of historical information and links. Check it
out for parts sources, services, literature, technical information, virtual
museums, and collections of several radio hobbyists. |
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Grebe Radio Website: This is about the best "official" website for
old radios you can find, as it is run by Hank Grebe (Alfred H. Grebe III), descendant of the
founder of the company. Grebe (pronouced gree-bee) "Synchrophase"
radios were very highly regarded back then, and are very collectible
today. This website contains lots of interesting information about the
company. |
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OTRCAT: We thought we had a pretty
good collection of old time radio programming -- that is until we came
across this website! Do you like to hear big band music?
Suspense? The Lone Ranger? Amos 'n Andy? What about
hearing historic events reported as they were happening? Literally
thousands of hours of old time broadcasting are available right here, at a
very reasonable price -- or, you can simply listen to samples of these
broadcasts online for free! |
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SSTRAN: For anybody with a
personal radio collection, I HIGHLY ENDORSE this product! It is the
AMT-3000, a low power AM radio transmitter with GREAT performance!
Listen to your CD's, records, or even an FM tuner through any AM radio in
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Bob's Old Radios: In
addition to a nice radio collection, this website offers troubleshooting
tips as well as several design enhancements to popular radios.
Interesting to browse through! |
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Jeremy's Antique Radios:
Located in southern Indiana, this is a collection of radios in various
stages of restoration. This page has a lot of interesting
information, as well as links to a lot of radio-related services. |
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Dave McClellan's Radio
Collection: Dave is obviously a serious collector, as there are
more units displayed here than in most museums! However there are
some mighty nice pieces displayed in those photos. |
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Renovated Radios: Ed
Schutz has some restored radios for sale -- you can start your OWN
collection! |
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Oldtech.net:
Brian McAllister's website contains technical information on several
collectible radios. |
