THE Radio Museum

Hi I'm Jaiden! aka: Radio Bat! in my early 20s. she/her. love and peace to all my trans siblings. My life goal is to open a 19th/20th century design history museum, and everything I post here is from my own collection! I have an awesome partner and I very much love Waukesha history and historical mineral springs. water is amazing. I really love water. thank you very much. : )

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You WILL like and reblog my POSTS

RAAAAA

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There may not be any new antique posts for a while. I don't have a job right now and I'm at the lowest point of my life. So there is going to be a bit of a hiatus

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You're beyond cool

Thank you so so much!!!!!!!!!!

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Dietz ACME inspectors lantern, made in the 1920s

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Waukesha Clysmic Spring Co. Booze Book, made in the 1910s

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I'm sorry I blazed it but I was so sad it got so few notes

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Badger Brass Mfg. Co "Solar" bicycle lamp, made circa 1905

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Dietz No.40 traffic gard lantern, made in the mid-1950s

Used at road work sites to warn drivers, it has a bit of wear, but that just means it has history and was well used.

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Red globe Dietz No.999 kerosene lantern for the N.Y.C.S. railroad. Made circa 1929

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We lit the driving lamp! It was surprisingly bright! The tail light was bright too, good for warning drivers behind

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Sesame Street scrolling TV music box, made in 1992

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Dietz Octo Driving Lamp, made in the 1910s

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French Money used during World War 2

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Flower shirt and flower pants!

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Midland International transistor radio, model 10-006A, made in 1969

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PetSmart trip with the pups

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General Electric Blue Max radio, model P2760B, made in 1970.

Originally released in 1969. The inside lights up