Just beautiful sunny weather accompanied this meet, although it was a bit chilly at 7 am Saturday. It was a sellout as usual with overflow in the other pavilion. I managed to arrive with no major mishaps and sold 90% of what I brought and bought a few nice things too for a song. God bless the Delaware Valley Historic Radio Club and Renningers for yet another fine meet!
I took a lot more pictures this year through the whole show from 9 am Friday until 3 pm Saturday, there are 130 of the best ones here. Check out the Slideshow, I recommend the Full Screen feature from the popup toolbar below.
I'm already looking forward to May 2009!
I took a lot more pictures this year through the whole show from 9 am Friday until 3 pm Saturday, there are 130 of the best ones here. Check out the Slideshow, I recommend the Full Screen feature from the popup toolbar below.
I'm already looking forward to May 2009!
About 3 grand, real eye candy
The coveted "Searchlight" set, my pal Paul bought this one on Saturday.
Mike Koste and the "Gobs of Knobs" booth on left
Kutztown's permanent old radio presence Louie on right
Joe Milano's booth
Rain's stash
"Waves Ltd." booth
Paul on far left from tuberadioland.com
More candy
Portobaradio
Sparton Slay, er Sleigh
The Chidester's table looking spiffy as ever, the last word in cone speakers
My console display, sold all these. Left to right Stromberg 68, Philco 37-116, RCA C11-1
Toy steam engine
The Scott Aisle
These Scotts rarely sell at meets though, thanks for hauling them Peter though!
Scott Allwave 12 TwoDial with full set of coils, $1200-
On right Rain, and Bruce Mager from Waves
Atwater Kent battery console
Winnie romping
The single malt comes out, Friday night
Dawn breaking Saturday
*Very* rare console, a "Marti", thanks Ron R. for reminding me of the name
Quack medical device, "theraputic" electrode on lower right
Rain's table
Some more Rain
Cute Majestic 'tower" console
Anchor Aisle
Saturday Scotts
An Artist in Irony was playing MP3s of 1920s music using his cell in place of the reproducer
The coveted if incredibly fragile Baseball Radio
Agagagagaga!
Mr. Landis at the entrance as usual
General tears it up
Lisa Spahr of powletters.com came promoting her new book, Peter W. on left
Now a couple shots of the rest of the flea market
"Waves Ltd." again Saturday
More "Waves"
The Oppat's booth, the best repro dials out there
More Oppats
The auction begins
Could *not* start the bidding on most of the (big) nice German consoles even for $5.00
Mark Oppat on right, his back was bugging him
Me, a bit dazed by then, I figure I walk about 2 miles of aisle circles each meet while eating road food only
Mid-afternoon Saturday
This auction was a bit longer than some, I bought a few things too
Thanks to all once again, see you in May !!!