Any set made by the Plymouth Radio and Phonograph Co., Plymouth Wisconsin. Also, for an article I am researching, I would be very interested in any photographs of Plymouth radios or phonographs or any other information about the company and its products.

Thanks,

Greg Hunolt
920-893-0422

Would like to contact owners of 1920's battery sets, literature, and equipment made by Globe Electric Company of Milwaukee, WI, to survey existing model types and ariations for development of a company history.
All responses will be kept confidential.
Thanks.

Glenn Trischan
P.O. Box 240022
Milwaukee, WI 53224.
E-mail:

You can hire me to restore your antique radio, but why not hire me to teach you to do it yourself? I’ve been teaching people how to electronically restore antique radios for over 30 years. I’ve assembled an incredible supply of parts, literature, and test equipment over more than 40 years. With two long-term students already, I’ve recently retired from my day job to devote full time to my antique radio restoration business. Whether you need just one session for some help on a “tough dog” or want to learn over the long term how to restore radios, I’m available through the end of 2010 at an introductory rate of $15/hour, and able to make available to you the facilities described below.
At your command: test equipment including digital and analog multi-meters, high and low voltage bench power supplies, AF and RF generators, and much more. Also a large stock of parts including 50,000 vacuum tubes, and a comprehensive technical library spanning the 1920’s-1980’s, including the Riders and Gernsback manuals, and Sams Photofacts, and various factory manuals.

Michael Lewis
6070 County Road D
Oregon, WI 53575
Phone: 608-835-7193
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