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Bob's Virtual Transistor Museum & History Web Site
The M31 Galaxy of Transistor Radios
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Alan Kastner's seminal site on early transistor radios. It combines the three essential elements of a website devoted to a collection - the best and rarest examples, lovely photography and quintessential information. Alan passion for the subject exudes from every inch of this site.
Bob McGarrah has created an information packed site devoted to the transistor. Of particular interest to me is his comprehensive analysis of a large number of American transistor radios. For those interested in more than pretty images, this is the site to visit for American radios
Michael Jacks' massive radio collection beautifully photographed and catalogued. Michael provides insights into the companies that made these radios and also great information on the radios themselves. Additionally, you can leave comments on each radio.
James Butter's radio site has some great radios but what is most amazing is how well photographed and rendered they are. The pictures have to be one of the best of any collection on the internet. He complements this with some great information.
Sarah Lowrey's site has been an inspiration to many new collectors. It features hundreds of radios all catalogued so as to give the novice a broad and rich understanding of the subject.
Bob Davidson's massiv e site is also an inspiration to new collec seen on the internettors showing a variety and depth rarely seen on the internet.
An interesting website profiling a number of transistor radio websites as well as the latest auction news
A great Japanese site which attempts to list all radios made by several companies. It inlcudes dates and model numbers.
Another great Japanese site worth exploring
A Japanese site profiiing many National Radios
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