Do you remember
Mar 30, 2024 12:16:23 #
EJMcD wrote:
It appears that you did not read my original post in it's entirety. I had already suggested that any photos posted to this thread should be with the permission of the Original Poster. I think this clearly indicates that I am aware it is not my thread. Actually, I could care less whether or not anyone posts an image of what I may have owned.
Secondly, I never see the need for a Private Message. Personally, I have nothing to say that I feel needs to be hidden.
Secondly, I never see the need for a Private Message. Personally, I have nothing to say that I feel needs to be hidden.
Haha.. I can understand why you blocked me.
I tried to send you a PM of the radio out of courtesy of not posting it on the thread.
Have a great day.
Mar 30, 2024 12:18:46 #
Longshadow wrote:
Haha.. I can understand why you blocked me.
I tried to send you a PM of the radio out of courtesy of not posting it on the thread.
Have a great day.
I tried to send you a PM of the radio out of courtesy of not posting it on the thread.
Have a great day.
Thanks much.
Mar 30, 2024 12:19:12 #
Mar 30, 2024 14:59:39 #
If anyone wants to post an image, go right ahead, I'd love to see it.
I collect these little 50's/60's radios and have about 350 on display.
The first one was on the market in late 1954 and was a product of two companies, Texas Instruments and Ideal in Indianapolis.
I collect these little 50's/60's radios and have about 350 on display.
The first one was on the market in late 1954 and was a product of two companies, Texas Instruments and Ideal in Indianapolis.
Mar 30, 2024 16:09:51 #
Here ya go Tradio, a Philco AM from the mid 60's.
Mar 30, 2024 16:32:28 #
tradio wrote:
If anyone wants to post an image, go right ahead, I'd love to see it.
I collect these little 50's/60's radios and have about 350 on display.
The first one was on the market in late 1954 and was a product of two companies, Texas Instruments and Ideal in Indianapolis.
I collect these little 50's/60's radios and have about 350 on display.
The first one was on the market in late 1954 and was a product of two companies, Texas Instruments and Ideal in Indianapolis.
Yep, October to be exact. A "pocket transistor" radio.
Mar 30, 2024 18:41:57 #
tradio wrote:
If anyone wants to post an image, go right ahead, I'd love to see it.
I collect these little 50's/60's radios and have about 350 on display.
The first one was on the market in late 1954 and was a product of two companies, Texas Instruments and Ideal in Indianapolis.
I collect these little 50's/60's radios and have about 350 on display.
The first one was on the market in late 1954 and was a product of two companies, Texas Instruments and Ideal in Indianapolis.
Mine was a little later, the early 70s. It looked like a round ball.
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W9OD wrote:
I still have my Philmore cat whisker crystal set from the 50’s.
WOW. Cool!
I had a crystal radio too. I think it maybe only got KYW in Philly as it was the strongest station in the area.
Mar 31, 2024 09:29:59 #
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tradio wrote:
Your first transistor radio?
These two are from the sixties.
These two are from the sixties.
My first RADIO was a Zenith - about 1958 - it was a battery operated TUBE radio - BIG battery - but still portable - about 6X9X4in. ....! 8-)
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