I got my ticket in 1957. I was always collecting junk from others,
By 1982 had accumulated a full collection of QSTs back to the 50's.
I also had all CQs back to the mid 30's, and miscellaneous other
radio mags. I had some 30 ft of shelving in the shack which eventually
collapsed. I didn't need an earthquake! It took a week of
gathering the mags off the floor, going through them all for
articles on antennas mainly, which I clipped and saved,
then disposing of old mags a bagful at
a time in a local unprotected dumpster. No other hams
wanted them.

I think I will rejoin
ARRL -- I left them in '86 for the Canadian Ham organization
mag, but realize now that the ARRL archives are a valuable
source of useful info.

Irv VE6BP


"amdx" wrote in message
...
On 2/17/2012 6:17 PM, Irv Finkleman wrote:


Irv VE6BP

"Irv wrote in message
...
I am desperately seeking the article 'An Antenna For The Travelling Man'
from
the April 1967 QST.

Gotta build something to get me back on the air ASAP! :-)

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Tks

Irv VE6BP
Calgary, AB


Got a copy now -- thanks to Jeff Lieberman

Jeff is da man!
1967? Jeff you ought to throw something away once in a while.
I even threw my Playboy magazines from the early 70's away,
about a year ago. They had some mighty fine looking 50+ year
old women in them!
Mikek