Links Page
Collector Links
ClockHistory.com, Bill Stoddard's outstanding clock site, with an emphasis on Westclox, Telechron, and Seth Thomas products.
Old Radio and thousands more links to old vintage antiques online.
Tube Radio Land, excellent site and a great collection.
PRC-68.COM, Brooke Clarke's incredible site (more information about more things than you could possibly imagine)
Frank Dörenberg's Hellschreiber Page, everything you could ever possibly want to know about Dr. Rudolf Hell's ingenious text transmission system (printing telegraph) from the 1920s
Appliances That Changed The Home Forever, an interesting collection of links, thanks Abby!
Communication Through History-a collection of links covering the subject from the stone age through the Internet age
Phantom Productions' Vintage Recording Collection-a superb collection of sound recording equipment, with an emphasis on reel-to-reel tape recorders and microphones.
Radio History
United States Early Radio History
A Chronological History of the Development of Radio
Telegraph History
Telegraph History-Communication in Every Nation, a concise history of telegraphy, with an excellent collection of links to other telegraph and communication history sites. Thanks to Kayla, James, and Ryan of the Green Mountain Central School District in Vermont!
Television History
Television History-The First 75 Years (Tom Genova's Excellent Site)
The Early Television Foundation
Ed Reitan's Color Television History
Chuck Pharis Web Page (Huge TV Camera Collection)
Chuck Azzalina's Outstanding Television and Phonograph Collection
Microphone History
Microphones (Classic microphones, sound samples, and a fantastic collection of celebrity photos with microphones)
Vintage Broadcast Microphones (James Steele's microphone collection)
Radio Organizations and Museums
The Tube Collectors Association
Miscellaneous Links
THE UV201.COM HALL OF SHAME The following business should be avoided: Librandi's Plating (Middletown, PA) If you want quality metal plating and customer service that means something, look elsewhere.
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