Old Amateur Radio Call Books 1906-1997

www.leehite.org/callbooks/
This listing began from necessity. I am with the National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting and we have a huge archives. Often items are donated by hams. Consequently, we need to determine details about the donor using their call sign and it became a nuisance to locate accurate information about an amateur radio call sign. Assembling this list has been a big help to me and other archivists at the museum.

BTW, if you ever get to Cincinnati stop in and see us. See the Museum website for hours of operation. Let me know you're coming and I will try to be there to explain some of the exhibits. 73, Lee, K8CLI, Email

 

That's really cool, thanks.....now if it were only searchable!

 

Archive.org has an excellent repository of searchable callbooks.

 

Outsanding Resource! Great work, Lee.

 

But it can be very frustrating and time consuming.

 

HI LEE,

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK TO COMPILE THE OLE CALLBOOKS AND SHARING THEM WITH THE ZEDDERS.

ALSO, THANK YOU FOR YOUR DOCENT ACTIVITIES AT THE VOA MUSEUM.

 

HEADS UP

 

Thank you for all the hard work. I couldn't remember when I got my Novice ticket. Found it listed in the 1978 Callbook.
James
WD5GWY