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Radioactive Sunday

By Jason Togyer

Pittsburgh:

Some scenes from last Sunday's Tri-State Spring Radio Fest, sponsored by the Pittsburgh Antique Radio Society, Buckeye Antique Radio and Phonograph Club, and Antique Wireless Association Inc.

Crowds steadily arrived at the Center Stage banquet hall near Monaca throughout the morning to check out used radios for sale in the flea market. An auction got underway at noon.

Above, our PBRTV camera caught Larry Berger, host of public radio's "Saturday Light Brigade," checking out some of the items to be auctioned. (Er, it helps that Larry was also our ride.)

More photos after the jump.

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Nice photos, Jason (and thanks for the memento). Kudos to Rege Flaherty, Bill Dymond and all involved in putting together this event which brought together alot of nice people.
Larry - April 24, 2008 at 9:09 pm

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