RADIOFEST 2008 OLD EQUIPMENT CONTEST
August, 2008 Willowbrook, IL.
Contest Judging Guidelines
Contest Award Categories
This year we are featuring multiple categories for our contestants. Please match your entry to a category below. A “non contest” or “display only” table for featuring other radios and related items will available for those wishing to display an item to share with other collectors. Categories include:
1: Radios No One Has Ever Heard Of
2: Radios Built In Illinois
3: Military / Ham / Communication Receivers
4: Any Communications Item Before 1920
5: Radios of the 1920s
6: Radios of the 1930s
7: Radios of the 1940s & 1950s
8: Radios After 1960
9: Speakers
10: Open Category
1st. Place, Cat. 1, Jack LaVelle, Unknown 1930s clock-radio
1st. Place, Cat. 2 and Chairmans Award
Mike Feldt, Buckwater Radio Corp.
Model Supertone, 1925
1st. Place, Cat. 3, Harry Blesy
Davco transistorized Model DR-30, 1965
1st. Place, Cat. 4, Jay Volke, RCA, collection of
photos and drawings, 1910s-20s
1st. Place, Cat. 5, Barry Janov
National Airphone Model Monodyne GT-1, 1924
1st. Place, Cat. 6, Ron Hensel
Breting Model 12, 1936, shortwave receiver
1st. Place, Cat. 7, Jack LaVelle
Muntz Model R-10, 1959, table radio
1st. Place, Cat. 8, John Reinicke
Panasonic Model RF-2200, 1976
1st. Place, Cat. 9, Geoff Bourne
Dancing Nymphs Speaker, ca. 1925
1st. Place, Cat. 10, Charlie Stinger
Doron Brothers Electrical Company, collection of
models and historical info
BEST OF SHOW 2008
People's Choice Award and Best Historical Display
Dave & Julia Bart, Lord Kelvin collection
150th. Anniversary of the Atlantic Cable 1858 - 2008
Best Restoration Award, John Reinicke
General Electric Model LCP-609, 1942
Horn Speaker Display
Horn Speaker Display
Horn Speaker Display
Horn Speaker Display