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Pat's Old Radios - Patrick Franzis' collection of vintage radios with notes on each model, tips for restorers, and a detailed account of his General Electric HJ-1005 Console restoration project. There's also a section on his QRP (low-power) amateur radio interests.
Paulo Moreira - A personal page on microelectronics, optoelectronics and vintage radios, with a small image gallery of his radios and several vacuum tube data sheets.
Phil's Old Radios - The original comprehensive website for antique and collectible radios of all kinds. Large image gallery with color photos, free ads for collectors, restoration and construction articles, special beginner's section, and extensive resources including book lists and many links to radio-related sites.
Phil's Page of Vintage Radios and Electronic Test Equipment - Phil Turcotte's small collection of radios, oscilloscopes, and other electronic test equipment made during the vacuum tube era. Features a survey of eBay auction selling price data, for over a thousand different pieces of test equipment.
Plasticradios.com - Devoted to the preservation of plastic tube radios, in bakelite, plaskon, and hard plastic.
Radio Belgiek - Johan Catteau's vintage Belgian-made radios, including some manufactured by ACEC, Alfa, and SBR. He also shows several other European and American models, along with gramophones and wireless equipment. [Dutch, English, and French]
Radio and Phono Museum - A display of old restored and functional apparatus, from crystal sets to transistor radios, from cylinders to 78 rpm, with a special section on Philips models and advertising art. Features RealAudio sound clips sampled by Jean-Luc Fradet. (French and English)
Radioland - Gerry and Carol's collection of antique radios and radio advertising.
Radiophile.com - John Pelham's collection, with pictures and information on wood and plastic American-made tabletop radios from the '30s and '40s, transistor radios, and a mint-condition Drake Ham radio setup. His non-radio items include wristwatches, small clocks, portable tape recorders, and Christmas lights.
Red Star Radio Site - A gallery of antique Soviet-built radios and gramaphones, with examples from the collection of Vitaly Brousnikin. Features schematics, tube information, manufacturers' logos, and RealAudio clips of Russian popular music from the various periods. (English and Russian)
Richard's Radios - Illustrated personal collection of vintage (mainly British) wireless radio and electrical test equipment.
Sarah's Transistor Radios - Sarah Wanamaker's large personal collection, plus a few tube models. She periodically presents one as a feature with additional details. Her main collecting interest is in the first ten years of transistor radio manufacture.
Steve Adams' Radio Collection - Image gallery and anecdotes about his vintage radio collection, and an exploration of the remains of an old radio shop.
The M31 Galaxy of Transistor Radios - Hundreds of pages of pictures, graphics and info on the golden age of transistor radios from North America, Europe, and Japan.
The Radio Page - Chris King's collection of wooden consoles, cathedrals, tombstones, table models, and plastic radios. Many of his sets are Canadian models. Features a gallery of closeups of dials, including some that are lit up in the dark.
WJOE Radio - This site is dedicated to the collecting and preservation of radio. There is an online Antique Radio Price Guide as well as a virtual museum.
Walter's Radioflier Homepage - Image gallery, hints for repair and restoration of antique tube radios, and schematics. He has many examples of German-made tube and early transistor sets.
Ye Olde Valve Radios - A gallery of antique radios and phonographs owned by Keith Anabell and his son, in Auckland New Zealand. Keith gives a bit of background history for most of them.
Yesterday's Waves - The antique radio restoration projects from the Idea Chest, with several Canadian models.
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