Ham radio equipment (LOTS and LOTS) *Pics Added*

[Fyrtwuck]

https://hamholiday.com/location/

Thanks. I’m totally new to this subject. It might be fun to attend and learn something new.

 

[kd5rjz]

That's a cool collection. I've spend a lot of time going through Hallicrafters, Collins, etc WWII gear in the past and it's an absolute pleasure to work on such beautifully crafted equipment.

 

[Jason Freeland]

Collins used to buy their frequency crystals from my Grandfather/Father's company, International Crystal Mfg. Likely some are in that stuff.

 

[KOPBET]

GLWS. I can't even get a nibble on my classified.

 

[67RS/SSx2]

Collins used to buy their frequency crystals from my Grandfather/Father's company, International Crystal Mfg. Likely some are in that stuff.

Nice. I bought several crystals from ICM. This was many years (decades) ago. They were somewhere in the downtown area. It's real shame they are not around anymore.

 

[OkcPuckFan]

My grandad swept floors at the Collin’s Radio facility in Cedar Rapids, IA. He farmed during the day and the janitor gig helped pay the bills. My mom’s brother was a technical writer for them in the 50’s.

 

[KG5VW]

There are some collectors who would be very interested in this stuff, especially the Collin’s equipment. Some of that stuff goes for good money.