[Boatanchors] Call book info

[Larry Godek]

There are two sites, one is leehite.org/callbooks.  Forgot what the 
other was but if you do a search for 1953 Radio Amateur Call book it 
will show up.  Run  by a W0 iirc.  I think they are the same call books 
just presented in a different format.  And yes, W0MAG does show up in 
the Fall 1953 book.  I've been thru a lot of those since the 1947 issue 
looking for that call.

I was wondering if the QCWA might have a bunch of them.  Thanks to those 
of you who responded.

Larry W0OGH

On 11/4/2021 10:08 PM, manualman at juno.com wrote:
> 
> Maybe my eyes are going bad, but I just went here:
> https://archive.org/details/Fall_1953_Radio_Amateur_Callbook/Fall_1953_Radio_Amateur_Callbook_Front 
> <https://archive.org/details/Fall_1953_Radio_Amateur_Callbook/Fall_1953_Radio_Amateur_Callbook_Front>
> watch for wrap around - copy and paste the entire link
> I clicked on the zero call area and no W0MAG was found. So what Fall 
> 1953 call book did you use?
> Pete, wa2cwa
> On Thu, 4 Nov 2021 18:30:44 -0700 Larry Godek via Boatanchors 
> <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net> writes:
> > Does anyone have a call book from the period Spring/Summer from
> > 1953?  I
> > am looking for a callsign that does not appear in the Fall 1952
> > issue
> > but does in the Fall 1953 book.  I'd like to pin the time frame
> > down a
> > bit more but have not found those period call books in my search's
> > as
> > yet.  Any help would be appreciated. The call sign is W0MAG which
> > belonged to the Garden City ARC in Garden City, KS.  I am the lone
> > survivor of the club and would like to locate the approximate, as
> > close
> > as possible license issue date.
> >
> > Thanks for looking
> >
> > Larry W0OGH