Glenwood Trading Company Ltd., operated a mail-order, retail business supplying Canadian ‘Hams’ with a variety of equipment, books and supplies. Their catalogues were about 50 pages including the cover and measured 7 1/2″ X 10 1/2″. Glenwood’s start and ending
RADIO Magazine
RADIO Magazine ( title registered U.S. Pat. Off. ) was published monthly at 34 N. Crystal Street, East Stroudsburg, Pa., by Radio Magazines Inc., Executive & Editorial Offices at 342 Madison Avenue, New York 17, New York. Subscription rates —
Canadian Amateur Radio Federation
The Canadian Amateur Radio Federation was founded 1967 as a federation of provincial amateur radio organizations. In the 1970s the CARF reorganized and began allowing individual radio amateurs to join. CARF published a magazine called The Canadian Amateur for several
Canadian Radio Relay League
The addition of QST Canada magazine to this website is in my view, a significant addition to the history of Canadian amateur radio as it relates to the formation of our present national and international advocacy organization, Radio Amateurs of
History of Amateur Radio in Canada
Article by Ken Oelke, VE6AFO. Reproduced with permission. HISTORY OF ARRL Almost since the birth of Amateur Radio, the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) has been virtually synonymous with Radio Amateurs and short wave development. The late Hiram Percy Maxim
Amateur Radio and Public Service
Public service is an activity where Radio Amateurs assist other groups in the community by using their radio equipment and personal skills to provide two-way, radio communications during an event. Such events include: fun-runs, charity walks, emergency preparedness and so
J.H. Bunnell
The catalogue that you see here was published in 1900 by the J. H. Bunnell Company and has been included on this website to highlight the fact that Amateur Radio has its roots firmly planted in the creation of the
Northern Ontario Hamfest
Popularly known as “The North Bay Hamfest” The attached photos are from the collection of a member of the Haslett family and are published with their kind permission. One of the photos contains a pennant with the words: “North Bay,
Skywire
Skywire began its life ca. 1948 and it was “Published monthly as: The Official Organ of The Montreal Amateur Radio Club of Montreal, Canada”, edited by Mr. Fenwick Job, VE2TH, with a business address of 284 Guilbault Avenue, Longueuil, Quebec. The earliest
Radio Experimenters of Canada
According to a column by Bill Choat, VE3CO, published in The Ontario Amateur, Vol. 1, No. 2, June 1966 pp 17 & 18, The Canadian Amateur was published by John H. Brown, VE7JB, North Surrey, British Columbia. I would appreciate