Starter of this subject: Shawn Wells
Last post in this subject: 6/20/2001
Messages in this subject: 5
| Shawn Wells | 6/20/2001 5 replies |
| I was wondering if anyone out there might know of a source, or actually have any original transcriptions of various OTR Shows. I have been hunting them down , with limited success. I am willing to buy them, or atleast obtain a direct copy either on reel or cassette. Any help you can provide would be most appreciated. |
| Ted Hering | 6/21/2001 0 replies |
| They show up occastionally on eBay. |
| ed carr | 6/22/2001 3 replies |
| hi if you have some 16in and want to trade, i know you said buy, but then i also buy, and i do sell after the show has been recorded. problem is, i don't care for 15min shows and i do have a number of this type of show, i prefer 1/2 hr comedy mystery adv, if you'd like to discuss further email me, ed |
| Shawn Wells | 6/25/2001 2 replies |
| Well, I have hunted a few down and I am in the process of working out the arraingement for various ones. They are rather hard to come by. I , like yourself, collect these shows, and having no way to reproduce transcription, just play them, I wouldn't trade them. I have a vast collections of reels, and though I could reproduce them, it would take "forever" to do that. See, I just archive what I have, put them into the computer, fix them up with various digitalk audio software to preserve them, in case something ever happened to the original. I am working on contacting a gentleman who owned most of the radio stations here in my home town about discs I know he has to have. When he sold the stations, after about 45-50 years of ownership, he took the collection with him. I know this because I called the radio stations and asked. They said they were not interested in them, and he wanted them. He also is a collector, so I doubt seriously that he will sell. But it doesn't do any harm to ask. Thanks Shawn |
| Harlan Zinck | 12/7/2001 1 replies |
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In our monthly e-mail newsletter, the First Generation Radio Archives regularly offers 16" disks for sale - usually at quite low prices. You can request a free subscription to our newsletter by sending your name and address in an e-mail to newsletter@radioarchives.org.
Harlan Zinck, First Generation Radio Archives |
| Harlan Zinck | 12/8/2001 0 replies |
| Oops! Forgot to mention that we also frequently offer them for sale on our website - just go to the home page and cl |