I am also looking for any sets, parts, information, memorabilia, photos or pictures of or about these companies: Standard Radio & Electric Company (Giblin Radioear), Royal Radio (PolleRoyal), Allan T Hanscom, Walter W Massie Wireless, CeCo Tube Company, Triad Tube Company, Argus Tube Company, Blackstone Tube Company, Everite Tube Company, United Tube Company, Coto-Coil Company, Apco Manufacturing, India Ivory Company, Warren Radio Phone, William E Cheever (WECCO), Martin-Copeland Company (Mar-Co), Inlaid Company, Frank B Perry & Sons, Hope Webbing, Ford Radio Company, Donle Electric Company, Bell Products Company, Willemin Radio Company, Everett Scanlon Radio Company, Radio Progress Magazines from the 20's, O E Cote Keys, DEFELCO Battery Company, Sahara Dry Battery Company, Edson Radio Sales, Electrical Products Manufacturing Company (DYMAC), M W Dunton, Prague Electric Company, or any other Rhode Island made radio or wireless gear. If you have something your not sure about please bring it by.

Next Antique Radio and Vintage Electronics Show

With Radio Repair Training
Sponsored by the New England Antique Radio Club (NEARC)

7:30 am to 12 RAIN OR SHINE
NEARC Does not cancel events!

Brookline Event Center
32 Proctor Hill Road
Brookline, NH 03033

Admission:
7:30 am to 8:30 am — $10
8:30 am to 10:00 am — $5
10:00 am till Noon Free !!
Children Free!! with adult admission.
Free admission with college ID

What Date?

October 21st, next Saturday.

In addition to the swap meet and tech sessions, there will be a presentation about the Enigma machine at 12:00, which I am really looking forward to.

More info about the Enigma machine http://www.EnigmaMuseum.com.

I have seen this gentleman's display at various places, but it will be interesting to hear him speak about it.

Russ

It is supposed to be 75 degrees, sunny and warm on Saturday.

Show Report:

I think it went pretty well overall. There was plenty to see both inside the hall and in the outside lot, and many vendors stuck around 'till near the end. Plenty of people showed up to buy, and I didn't hear of any disappointment. In spite of the flying insects swarming around, a wonderful time was had by all.

As usual, I ended up carting home a trunk full of stuff, little of which had anything to do with antique radios (a Commodore Amiga 2000 computer, an Icom IC-28H mobile 2M transceiver, a Fisher Price record player, etc. etc. etc.). As for the after-show seminars, Tom Perera gave a great talk on the Enigma machine, and the repair courses after that were pretty interesting (I attended Ross Hochstrasser's talk on radio alignment).

All in all, an excellent show. Can't wait for Radio XLIX in March!
-Adam