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About

I have been collecting and restoring antique radios since I was in 7th grade. I got my first vintage radio when I was in either 4th or 5th grade. It was a 1930s GE console that had been junked when a neighbor moved away. At the time the speaker was ripped up, and it was missing numerous parts. After that I was given a 1930s Delco tombstone in 6th grade. That was the first of my working radios. In 7th grade I asked my grandfather about the big console in his foyer. He gave that to me and I was determined to repair it. It is one of my favorite radios in my collection, a 1935 Stromberg-Carlson Model 150L, and my favorite to listen to music on.

Since then I have repaired or restored numerous radios, on average of 1 or 2 a year. Being young meant that my funds were limited and restoring these radios is highly expensive.

While I went away to college my Antique Radio hobby has been put on hold. Now that I am back and in the world of responsible adults my collection has once again begun its growth, and I've reopened the doors of my repair shop to service any antique radio that I am commissioned to restore, or purchase to restore.