1923 Radio Snapshots (Part 1)

All photos are from the May, June, and July issues of "Radio Broadcast"
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[@lowerclassbrats77]

I want one of those old time radios for the house. They look so cool.

[@maxlinder5262]

Thank you for the posting ...& for the length of Time ...😊 🎉

[@mr50sagain55]

Great video!...Innovative and engaging way to chronicle the history of radio a century ago!!...You’ve knocked it out of the park on every radio history video that you’ve done!!!

[@fintan9218]

Glad to see a 15 min upload, you are right i have not seen a lot of these. Thanks!

[@BritInvLvr]

Enjoyed this video. Very informative.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Enjoyed!

[@garyschultz7768]

Interesting ....thanks

[@tedrobinson372]

WEAF became the flagship station for the new NBC Red Network launched in 1926 when AT&T sold its broadcast assets to RCA and AT&T left the broadcast business. Frieda Hempel sang on the RCA station WJZ which bcame the NBC Blue network flagship station. WEAF later became WNBC and remains on the same WEAF frequency 660kHz as WFAN today. WJZ was taken away from NBC in 1944 and became the new ABC flagship station WABC, still on the air at 770kHz.

[@AI4QT]

As an amateur radio operator, this was great! de AI4QT

[@lefty-bw1zp]

I’m a fellow ham, and a fan of this channel.