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| NARC Members On-Line | |
| Name | Interests |
| Tom Alm | . |
| Alan J. Anderson | Wooden and plastic table top models (late 1920's to late 1940's), all manufacturers. |
| Gary Ball | Website: Gary's Radios
Zenith pocket transistor radios from the 50' and 60's. |
| Fred & Char Beehler | Zenith consoles, and Cathedral radios. |
| Jim Boellstorff | Early 20's small radios, tubes, and parts. Also 30's sets to be restored. I like anything that catches my fancy and is a challenge to get back into operation. |
| John Bravis | Old communication receivers (Boat anchors) and regenerative receivers. |
| Chuck Brenner, WB9GJW | General coverage communications receivers (boatanchors), history of Radio. |
| Roger Burud | 1940-1960's plastic, bakelite, catalin, art deco, stream line, Raymond lowey designed, red small sized tube radios and radios with fine design lines. |
| Will Callaway | Website: Callaway Clock and Antique Radio Service
1935-1939 wood case tombstones and horizontals, and Magnavox Regency-Symphony and Windsor consoles. |
| Tom Chase | Website
Stromberg-Carlson radios, 'gigantic' radios of the 1930's, player pianos |
| Paul Chilberg | Zenith radios |
| Ordean Christianson | Collects mainly radios from the 1920's |
| Phil Colaianni | Repairs wire & tape recorders, radio's, record players, and microphones |
| Stephanie Culver | Interested in tube-era audio equipment. Mostly AM/Shortwave receivers, especially wood cased radios from the '20's to '40's. Also Zenith Transoceanics. |
| Leon Dill | Radio History. |
| John Drewitz | Table Radios 30's to 50's |
| Frank Drost | Radio service available for tube console and table models. Collect mid 1930 high end consoles. Interested in HiFi, records, and modern high end stereo. Located in Eagan Minnesota. |
| Keith R. Erickson | . |
| Greg Farmer
NARC Secretary, Membership, Website Manager and Newsletter Editor |
Website: Old Radio Notebook
Collects 1920's battery radios, horn speakers, cone speakers, and crystal sets. Also 1930s International Kadette and novelty radios. Any tube-operated bicycle radios, and crank phonographs. |
| Gary Follett | . |
| Graham Ford | Primarily interested in "radio looking" old medical stuff, a.k.a. quack medical things. |
| Bob French | Website: Bob's Antique Mall
Bob's Antique Mall - Desktop and floor model radios from the 1920s-1960s for sale. |
| Pat Gearty | Two-Way Radio, Police Radio, Mobile Telephone, Motorola/Other - 1920's to 1970's - Equipment & Historic Documentation. |
| Joe Gruber | Atwater Kent and vacuum tubes. |
| Anthony Hamernick | Late 30's-late 50's tube units: Zenith, some Philco's, other brands too. Want stereo tube or transistor components. Car radios from the late 60's-80's. Records: 33/45/some78; 8-tracks, cd's and cassettes. |
| Don Hauff
NARC Auction Coordinator |
McMurdo Silver, Scott, early TV |
| Bruce T. Hering | EF Johnson Viking Ham equipment and literature. Wood and plastic table radios. |
| JP Houchins | Interested in Midwest Radio Corporation and early Hickok test equipment. |
| Greg Hunolt | Collects early 20's battery radios, with a special interest in off-beat items, and early Wisconsin radios, and information for the Battery Set Compendium. |
| Bill Hutchinson | Plastic radios of the 40's and 50's,some wood table and console radios, farm radios, transistor and novelty radios |
| Matt Hyman
NARC Newsletter Editor |
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| Alan Jesperson
NARC Vice President and Advertising Coordinator |
Vintage radio dealer, source for electrical and cabinet restoration, supplies, and radio related merchandise |
| Dave Johnson | Wooden table radios |
| Vernon Kaufert | Pre-1930 Radios and Literature |
| Phil Kitchen | Phil likes Zenith Transoceanics and other high-performance radios. His wife Chris likes radios that look nice. |
| Dave Kohner | Collects primarily, but not exclusively RCA, Zenith & Philco |
| Robert J. Koziol | . |
| Mike Kreuser | Atwater Kent Collector |
| Ken Ladd | Crystal Radio Plans, Wind Generators |
| Grayle Leech | Interested in 30's and 40's wood radios |
| Guy Madsen | Collects 20's thru 50's tube type radios, Novelty transistor radios, and electronic test equipment. |
| Paul March | . |
| Mike Masar | Mostly collects wooden 20's, 30's, and 40's radios, but many interests especially higher end radios. |
| Greg Mattern | Likes Radiobar Combinations, Zenith, Tombstone, Wooden cabinet radios, Philco, etc. |
| Lynton Mattson | Enjoys the technical aspects of radio including test equipment and crystal sets as well as restoration including radios from the '20s to the '50s, homebrew radios, and projects. |
| Gordon McCall | . |
| Jim Menning | Collector of small CRT and LCD TVs. Also 1950s-1970s radios, TVs, and other electronic items that stand out from the usual in technology or design. I also collect literature of the same types of items. |
| Charles Morrison | Collects radios mainly from the '20's and '30's, especially Atwater Kent. |
| Frank Moses | Collects tube radios from the 20's thru the 50's and novelty transistor radios. |
| Kevin Murphy | Collects 30's and early 40's wood cabinet radios and enjoys restoring the console models. |
| Denton Newman Jr. | Website: Jackpine Radio Cords
Collects 1920's battery radios, horn and cone speakers, assorted accessories and paper items. Also makes and sells the Jackpine Radio brand horn and cone speaker cords and battery cords. |
| Denny Nyrop | Selling more than buying, many tubes, some radios, parts, etc. |
| Jon Oas | Buys and sells tubes and vintage audio equipment, especially Western Electric. |
| Brian Olson | Likes all kinds of old radios, especially Philco, and also builds crystal sets. |
| Paul Orth | Pre-1926 radios and wireless equipment, early tubes and horn speakers |
| Mark Peltier | Collects very large RF Vacuum tubes, Panel meters from power plants and industrial sites, Large knife switches, large insulators, and vintage radio broadcasting amplifier parts. Anything electrical a Mad Scientist would need! |
| Geno Pickerign | Deco radios, chrome fronts, mirror radios (Spartan, Mirray, etc.), Scott radios, catalin, transistor radios such as Regency, Sony, and Toshiba. |
| Greg Putrich | Website: N0QDS' Radios
Wooden (tabletop or console) radios from the '30's-40's. Also, FM (also with AM and/or SW is a bonus) radios '30's-early 50's. |
| Steve Raymer
NARC President |
Collects microphones and audio gear. |
| Jim Reynolds | Website: Custom Recording Studios
Custom Recording |
| Donald Richardson | Mostly interested in radios from the 30's to the 50's. |
| Ed Ripley | Specializes in Art Deco tabletop radios, wood, glass, plastic, and metal, from the 1930s and 40s. |
| Chuck Ritchie | Enjoys repairing and restoring table radios from the 50's & 60's. |
| Jim Romuald | . |
| Lanny Roth W9LER | Older amateur radio receivers and transmitters, also 40's and 50's receivers |
| Aimee Sahlsteen | HIFI, audio; self-built amplifiers, one and two tube radios and radio hobby projects from the 1940s-60s. Vintage vinyl and 78s with appropriate playback equipment. PA equipment and intercoms. Old or unusual test equipment. Parts and components for all the above... |
| Ray L. Schmidt | Buy,sell,repair 1920's battery radios, all AC operated radios , transistor and novelty radios. |
| Bill Schmitt | Interests include Research publications similar to the Bell Laboratories Record, HP Journal, RCA Review, etc., Gas tubes, test equipment, electronic music equipment, and old radios with innovative features. |
| Terry Schwartz | Plastic sets from the 40's and 50's |
| Dick Sigurdson | Late 30's-early 40's radios+literature, radio supply-house catalogs, early 50's TVs, communication rcvrs. |
| Howard Stone | Website: Stone Vintage Radio
Pre-1917 Wireless items and vacuum tubes |
| James Stotesbery | I repair and collect Antiques; home, auto, ham, cb, radios; test equipment and tubes. |
| Don Sturzenbecher | 1920's radios and speakers. |
| Larry Tell | Wood case radios from the 20s and 30s. |
| Jim Thompson
NARC Radio Daze Coordinator |
Horn speakers, crystal sets, shortware radios, Sony TV's, Scott and McMurdo radios, wristwatches. |
| Gary Tillman | Phonographs and related books, 78rpm records, 10" LP's, wood radios. |
| Linda & Kim Wagar
NARC Hospitality Coordinators |
Interested in Philco and GE Radios, and in radio shows. |
| Kip Wallace
NARC Radio Daze Coordinator and Auctioneer |
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| Niel Wiegand | Website: National Radio Company |
| Dan Wroblewski | Vacuum tube audio from the '50's and 60's. |
| John E. Young | . |
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