Make plans for RadioActivity 2008

June 5, 6 & 7, 2008 in Beltsville, MD

Theme: Crosley

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Banquet Speaker Announced

Thanks to the efforts of MAARC Board member Bill Goodwin, Michael A. Banks has agreed to speak on Crosley radios at this year's banquet.  Mr. Banks is one of the co-authors of the recently published book Crosley: Two Brothers and a Business Empire that Transformed the Nation.  Besides agreeing to be our banquet speaker, he will bring some rare and "one of a kind" Crosley artifacts.  He will also bring copies of his book for purchase and will be available during the meet to sign copies bought there or those previously purchased.
 
The following is the citation on the book's dust jacket:
Michael A. Banks, author of more that 40 nonfiction books and novels, is a lifelong resident of the Crosley's hometown, Cincinnati.  He counts classic cars and old radios among his hobbies.  Banks is a member of the Crosley Automobile Club and the Antique Wireless Association and has been on WLW radio several times [formerly owned and operated by the Crosleys].

Flea Market

The Flea Market is, for many, the highlight of an antique radio meet.  The RadioActivity 2008 Flea Market will open at 6:00 am on Friday morning.  MAARC requests that attendees refrain from buying or selling prior to that time.   The Flea Market is open to the public, and all are welcome to come through and browse or shop.  People wishing to sell items are required to register for the meet and pay for space rental.  Items for sale should pertain to vintage radio or television.

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Schedule of Events

Old Equipment Contest

Auction List

Location and Hotel Info 

Registration Form

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Pictures from RadioActivity 2007 by James Privitera and Domi Sanchez


NOW we're talking antique radio.

Stacked high and displayed well.

"Hey Paul, these are nice but do you have anything smaller?"

Literature search, flea market style.

This must span about 70 years.

The moment of "Hmmmm"

Trouble

More trouble

"But will my radio lamp look good on it?"

"Were these this clean at the factory?"

"Is that you behind those nice radios, Joe?"

Looking down a row of good old stuff.

 

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