SPARC's VISIT MARCONI RADIO MUSEUM
-=- Southern Pennsylvania Amateur Radio Club - K3IR -=-=-=-=- Please use Windows Zoom controls [CTRL+] or [CTRL-] to adjust image size. Photo by Jim Frisbie L-R: Tom, Mike, Jim Frisbie and Mr.Ron Frisbie. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ L-R: Dianne, George & Gerry. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Mr.Frisbie & SCOTT RADIO. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Photo by Dianne Gadbois Photo by Dianne Gadbois Photo by Dianne Gadbois Photo by Dianne Gadbois Photo by Dianne Gadbois Collection of Glass Vacuum Tubes. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Many Museum Grade "Wireless Sets". Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Award winning In-Line Atwater Kent. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Early RCA inline 5 Tube "Radiola". Photo by Gerry L-R Poster of Sarnoff and Marconi; Marconi Wireless Company later became part of Radio Corp of America (RCA). Photo by Gerry Old loudspeakers. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Marconi inventer of RDF technology. Photo by Gerry Marconi style receiving statation. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Again,Old on bottom, New on top. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Radios geerations apart. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Zenith BC & Shortwave "Floor model". Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Mr.Frisbie with mini-dog house. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Mr.Frisbie's & Edison Voice Recorder. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Ted-K3KSA, Mr.Marconi(in bronze) and Mr.Ron Frisbie. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ Guglielmo Marchese Marconi (1874-1937) inventor of first practical wireless signaling system, 1895. Photo:J.Ibaugh Collection. Guglielmo Marchese Marconi operating wireless (radio) station (IGM) on his ocean yacht ELECTTRA. Photo:J.Ibaugh Collection. Marconi's Ocean Yacht ELETTRA, first Maritime Wireless Lab. Photo:J.Ibaugh Collection. Replica of Ocean Liner Titanic's Marconi Wireless Station, located in Ron Frisbie's Museum. Photo:R.Frisby. Titanic's wireless operator's eyeview of operating duty position. Photo:R.Frisbie. L-R, Dianne, Mike, Tom and Ted. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ L-R, George, Gerry & Mr.Frisbie. Photo by Gerry Wagner,KB3SSZ "Nothing is more marvelous than the invention of Wireless Telegraphy!" de G.Marconi. Photo:G.Wagner Five decades of radios from W3KNK. Photo:G.Wagner Mr.Frisbie. Photo:G.Wagner Radio sets circa 1918-1925(?). Photo:G.Wagner L-R, Cathedral Tube set & two older crystal sets. Photo:G.Wagner Very Long Wave frequency tunning coils. Photo:G.Wagner Better view of VLW(VLF) receiver coils. Photo:G.Wagner ~80~ years of Vacuum Tube Technonogy. Photo:G.Wagner ATWATER KENT MODEL 5, THE RAREST SET MADE BY A.K. Photo by Dianne Gadbois ATWATER KENT MODEL 5, THE RAREST SET MADE BY A.K. THEY SAY ONLY 50 WERE MADE IN 1923. THEY WORKED SO POORLY THAT THEY STOPPED PRODUCTION. Photo by Dianne Gadbois. 1924 Atwater-Kent Breadboard Set Model 12. Photo:G.Wagner Mr.Frisbie with Radio Award. Photo:G.Wagner Several generations of wireless equipment. Photo:G.Wagner Mr.Frisbie discussing operation of radio part. Photo:G.Wagner Mr.Frisbie demonstrating battery breadboard radio. Photo:G.Wagner Jim Frisbie with rare top-lid operated BC radio set. Photo:G.Wagner Frisbie colection of rare radio sets, part of history. Photo:G.Wagner George with Felix inspecting very old radios. Photo:G.Wagner Jim Frisbie & Felix displaying 35 cent TV magazine. Photo:G.Wagner Breadboard set, front & Shielded Super10 Tube in back. Photo:G.Wagner L-R: Drop front pannel and lift lid inline 5 tube. Photo:G.Wagner Inside look at Super 10 Tube radio set. Photo:G.Wagner A 12 tube breadboard radio in a wood case.Photo:G.Wagner Very early rotary disk TV (GE). Photo:G.Wagner Middle set: 4 tube regenitive radio receiver. Photo:G.Wagner Newer radios to the left, older sets to the left. Photo:G.Wagner One lane traffic, Ted. Photo:G.Wagner From near to far: George, Tom, Mike, Gerry, Mr.Frisbie & Jim Frisbie. Photo:G.Wagner L-R: Gerry Wilson & Tom Kranch taking a break .-... Photo:G.Wagner Mr. Ron Frisbie, Founder, Owner and Curator of Frisbie's Marconi Radio Museum. Photo:G.Wagner