Canadian Vintage Radio Society
Dedicated to preserving the history and technology of antique Canadian electronics
Dedicated to preserving the history and technology of antique Canadian electronics
RECENT NEWS FROM THE CVRS
The October2022 edition of the CVRS newsletter "Canadian Vintage Radios" is now available to CVRS members. After signing into the website, you can click on this link to the CURRENT ISSUE where you can download it.
Ornamentum magazine have organized an online lecture by Dr. Michael Windover on “Retailing Radio: How the T. Eaton Company Sold the Idea of Radio in 1920s-1930s Canada”. The lecture will take place online on October 20th at 7pm EDT. The lecture will look especially at radio catalogues produced by the retailer as visual evidence of how the new medium was imagined and sold to Canadian public. Dr. Michael Windover is Associate Professor and Head of Art & Architectural History at Carleton University and Adjunct Curator of design at Ingenium: Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation. He is a historian of modern architecture, design, and material culture, with particular interests in the intersections of architecture with other media and intimate spaces of public culture. If anyone is interested in ‘tuning in’ to this lecture, please register here. Note: the CVRS have no commercial or other interest in this lecture other than bringing it to the attention of our members who may be interested in the topic.
The CVRS 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM) took place via ‘Zoom’ on Sunday, June 14, 2022. The Minutes of the AGM can be viewed by CVRS Members.
Our Useful Links Page has been updated - check it out to see what useful resources have been added!
Check out the new Videos Page listed under Resources in the menu. There are four recent videos from member Don Sheirer as well as previous videos from the CVRS!
One of the premium benefits of CVRS membership is receiving five copies of the 20-page ‘Canadian Vintage Radios’. This publication is recognized throughout the vintage radio community worldwide as a constant source of interesting and varied articles covering technical, restoration, historical and human interest articles associated with vintage radio and electronics.
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