RADIOFEST 2009 OLD EQUIPMENT CONTEST
August, 2009 Willowbrook, IL.
Contest Award Categories
1: Premiums From the Golden Age of Radio
2: Advertising/Store Displays
3: Microphones/Broadcasting
4: Military/Ham/Communication Receivers
5: Any Communications Item Before 1920
6: Radios of the 1920s
7: Radios of the 1930s
8: Radios After 1940s
9: Radios After 1950s & Later
10: Open Category
1st. Place, Cat. 1, Bill Ross, Radio Premiums various 1920s-40s
BEST HISTORICAL AWARD
1st. Place, Cat. 2, Jay Volke, Atwater Kent
Jolly Dancing Figure, paper doll, 1920s
1st. Place, Cat. 3, Jim Novak, Gibbs Carbon Microphone, 1920s
1st. Place, Cat. 4, Jim Novak, Hallicrafters
Model FPM-200, HF Transceiver, 1962
1st. Place, Cat. 5, Jay Volke, Wm. Murdock LW Crystal Set-1912.
Set Received Sinking Titanic Transmissions
PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD
1st. Place, Cat. 6, Geoffrey Bourne,
Mignon Receiver Model RW-4, 1920
CHAIRMAN'S AWARD
1st. Place, Cat. 7, Bob Sands, Crosley Model 2C1
'Artists' and 'Ships' motif 2-tube radios.
MUCHOW - BEST OF SHOW AWARD
1st. Place, Cat. 8, Frank Rasada, Globe Radio Co.
'General Tire' novelty radio, 1948-49.
1st. Place, Cat. 9, George Wilder, Russian Transistor Radios.
1st. Place, Cat. 10, Edward Schumacher, Western Electric Model 560 'Loud Speaking Telephone' Cone Speaker.
QSL Card Display, Dr. Adrian Peterson