2014 RadioActivity Photos: Old Equipment Contest
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RadioActivity 2014
Theme: 'Art Deco and the Machine Age in Radio'
Old Equipment Contest - Official Photos
Photography by Eric Stenberg & Carlos Lazarini
Category 1: Radios designed by(or imitating) Raymond Loewy
1st: Joe Sousa
Grundig Gloria 51GW
Category 1: Radios designed by (or imitating) Raymond Loewy
2nd: Eric Stenberg
Telechron 8H59 and 8HA61 clock
Category 1: Radios designed by(or imitating) Raymond Loewy
3rd: Carlos Lazarini
Telechron 8H59
Category 2: Radios by Norman Bel Geddes
1st: Geoff Shearer
Stromberg-Carlson 231R Chair side and Emerson FC-400
Category 3: Radios by W.D. Teague or Henry Dreyfuss
1st: Geoff Shearer
Sparton 557 “Sled” by Walter Darwin Teague
Category 4: Most outrageously Art Deco Designs
1st: Robert Lozier
“Two Italban “Italian Rationalism” radios
CGE-Audiola (1934)
Radio Savigliano Model 91 (1936)
Also won “Best Restoration” Award
Category 4: Most outrageously Art Deco Designs
2nd: Eric Stenberg
Majestic “Riviera” Model 996 Console (1933)
Category 4: Most outrageously Art Deco Designs
3rd: Carlos Lazarini
Emerson CL-256 “Stradivarius” (1939)
Category 5: Radios Imitation Frank Lloyd Wright artistry
1st: Geoff Shearer
Philco PT-61 “Pagoda”
Category 6: Open Category – Machine Age Radios
1st: Geoff Shearer
Emerson AX-235 “Little Miracle”
Category 6: Open Category – Machine Age Radios
2nd: Steve Hansman
Philco 522
Category 6: Open Category – Machine Age Radios
3rd: Eric Stenberg
Keen-Tone by E.C. Simmons model unknown
Category 6: Open Category – Machine Age Radios
5th: Geoff Shearer
Pla-Pal PokerRadio
Category 7: Passive Receivers
1st: Geoff Shearer
Mystic Radio Set (bug)
Category 8: One-tube Factory Built Radios
1st: Gary Alley
Kennedy 281 and 521 Amplifier (1923)
Category 8: One-tube Factory Built Radios
2nd: Geoff Shearer
Crosley “Pup” Radio and Mascot
Category 9: Transistor Table Models (not pocket size)
1st: Bruce Pellicot
Lafayette Globe Pacer (ca. 1965)
Category 10: Long-box Superhets
1st: Gary Alley
“hot Spot” Fourteen (1927)
Category 10: Long-box Superhets
2nd: David Wollenberg
Ultradyne L-1 (1924)
Category 11: Three Dial TRF Sets
1st: Robert Lozier
McMichael “DIMIC 3” (ca 1928-31)
Category 11: Three Dial TRF Sets
2nd: Carlos Lazarini
Grebe Synchrophase
Category 11: Three Dial TRF Sets
3rd: Geoffrey Bourne
Golden Leutz Super Pliodyne 9
Category 12: Cathedral and Tombstone Radios
1st: Lee Edgar
RCA Victor 28X5 Deluxe Super 8
Category 12: Cathedral and Tombstone Radios
2nd: Geoff Shearer
General Motors 250 “Little General”
Also won Special Merit
Category 13: Horn Speakers
1st: Geoffrey Bourne
Town Crier Horn Speaker
Category 14: Cone or diaphragm Speakers
1st: Buford Chidister
Polcane Shield Cone Speaker
Also won “Best in Show”
Category 14: Cone or diaphragm Speakers
2nd: Jim Wilson
Mullard (U.K.) Speaker (1928)
Category 15: Lazarus Radio (restored from utter junk state)
1st: Barry Callis
Majestic Studio 59
Category 16: As Seen in Radio Age, 2013 – 2014
1st: Gary Alley
W-K Oriole 7B
Category 16: As Seen in Radio Age, 2013 – 2014
2nd: Joe Sousa
Oriole 8
Category 16: As Seen in Radio Age, 2013 – 2014
4th: Daniel Sohn
Universal Detector Stand and crystals
Category 18: Open
1st (tie): Hilda L. Wilson
Crosley Dealer Advertisments
Category 18: Open
1st (tie): Jim Wilson
Atwater Kent Breadboards
Left: Model 3925, Right: Reinhard Brothers Regen
Also won Historic Merit
Category 18: Open
2nd: Bob Masterson
Hickok 600A Tube tester with adaptor
Category 18: Open
3rd: Bruce Pellicot
Breting 9 Reciever
Display Category (not Judged)
Robert Lozier
Majestic models 463 and 49-B restored radios
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