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The Bill Dulmage Collection consists of four
pages of logos and photos.
| This Page: A collection of over 20 station
logos and ads.
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| Photos 1: Allen Beebe, Don Criqui, Johnny
Dark, Roz Frank, Don Imus, Charles McCord, "Captain" Frank Reed
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| Photos 2: Mike Breen, Alan Colmes, Judy
DeAngelis, Carol Mason, Ron O'Brian, Robin Quivers, Joey Reynolds, Michael Sarzynski, Dave Simms, Jay Sorensen, Howard
Stern, Dan Taylor, Cast of the Time Machine. |
| Photos 3: Buzz Brindle, Ray Dariano, Donna
Fiducia, Gail & Bill Grundfest, Kevin Metheny, Joey Reynolds Team, Al Rosenberg, Soupy
Sales Team, Jack Spector |
Please visit The Bill Dulmage (Southern Ontario &
Western N.Y.) Radio & TV Archive I have never seen as big a collection of
logos as he has on his site.
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WEAF - The earliest incarnation of
NBC Radio, WEAF was the original flagship of the NBC Network and the first to broadcast a
commercial. |
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66 WNBC. - A common look for the logo
in the early 80's I believe. Bill Says: Logo #2 is off the
actual Imus / Soupy / Joey poster. |
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WNBC Radio 66 - I have seen this on
late 70's stationary, It is pre stereo. Bill Says: #3 is from the
early 80's. |
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There's only one place for people like us. -
An ad campaign from near the very end. Joey Reynolds would replace Howard Stern in late
85. Alan Colmes replaced Joey. |
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66 WNBC - Another logo look. I would
guess this is mid 70's. Bill Says: #5 is off an old bumper
sticker. |
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The Time Machine. Another look at the
Time Machine Jukebox logo. According to Jeff Baker, this was a key chain. |
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WNBC Radio 66. I would call this
circa 1982, You would see this one saying "Stereo 66" as well. |
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WNBC Think. A bumper sticker. |
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WNBC Stereo 66. Bumper Sticker. |
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AM Stereo. 66 WNBC was one of the
first AM Stereo Stations. Was it CQAM I think? Someone will know and write. Bill
Says: WNBC started out with Khan stereo - they even had flyers promoting
the fact that you could listen to WNBC in stereo by using 2
radios -one adjusted just slightly above 660 kHz and the other just slightly below 660!
And it worked! I believe they later changed to C-Quam as it became the norm. |
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Make Me Rich. Could this have been
the $66,000 joke contest? Bill Says: a mini sticker to put on your
phone! |
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WNBC 66 Radio. Bill Says: it's
off a mid 70's QSL card. |
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WNBC. Looks like a late 70's logo to
me. Bill Says: it's an early 80's logo. |
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The Only Station... I believe this
was the early 70's. Bill Says: it is likely from the early to mid
70s. |
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Make Me Rich. More from the $66,000
joke contest.. a bumper sticker. |
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WNBC. Anyone Know? Update:
Jeff Baker strikes again: (it) is from 1972. It looks the right-half of a
bumper sticker, which said "Imus" in yellow letters, to the left of the call
letters. I've still got a couple of those.
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66 WNBC. I welcome suggestions.
Update: Jeff Baker wrote to say: That was probably one of the LAST logos
the station used. I have it on a ceramic mug I got in 1987.
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WNBC. Early 70's color |
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If We Weren't So Bad. A copy of the
ad from the big campaign that NBC did for Imus & Stern. |
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66 WNBC AM Stereo. Helped promote AM Stereo in the
mid 80's. |
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66 WNBC Jukebox. Looks like an old
metal key chain (see the whole in the top), but I have no other details. Update:
Jeff Baker wrote to say: The metallic time machine jukebox near the bottom of that
page in gold & red was a Xmas tree ornament (really!) given out at a December 1987
WNBC/Time Machine oldies concert at Radio City Music Hall. (featured acts Lou Christie
& Ben E. King, and I think the GrassRoots were there too.)
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66 WNBC. Looks like a logo you would
see on a microphone flag. (Those are the plastic things with your logo on them.) Bill
Says: it is a microphone flag. The sales manager sent me the flag just
before WNBC died!
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Thank You Visitor #: Updated on: 01/09/99 |
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