Welcome to our compilation of antique and old-time radio sites. We hope you enjoy them and find it useful. Your feedback, comments and suggestions for sites are welcome.
The Sites
Clubs
Clubs devoted to the collection and maintenance of antique radios.
Collections
Collections of antique radios, including some amateur radio equipment, mostly gathered by individual hobbyists.
History
Museums, historical societies and others focusing on the early days of radio.
Old-Time Radio
Programs from the days of yore... a long time ago.
Links, Just Links
After you've explored the pages above, why not try this collection of web page listings. These are just links to other sources of information, so we won't comment on these sites. Explore them at your leisure!
Dealers, Suppliers of Parts, and Audio and Print Matter
Businesses and individuals that sell antique radios, restoration materials, manuals, printed material, old-time radio shows and the like. Radio Netherlands does not endorse these sites but provides them as a public service. If there is a problem, please tell us. Caveat emptor.
NB: Many sites include numerous graphics, and some sites use frames and tables to display text and images. We strongly recommend using the latest version of your favorite Web browser. For those Web sites offering sound clips, we have links to sites for audio players:
Audio Tools
For some of these sites you'll need audio playback devices to enjoy the marvelous sound bytes. If you do not already have them, here are the home pages where you can pick up the required audio playback devices.
- Microsoft Media Player
(Note: the Media Player is supplied as part of Internet Explorer) - RealAudio & RealVideo
- Shockwave
- TrueSpeech®
- Winamp
- Xing & StreamWorks
Many of the listings in this section are trademarks or tradenames of specific manufacturers or companies.
Compiled and edited by Tom Sundstrom [TRS Consultants 4 Radio Netherlands.]