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MISCELLANEOUS
- Ekko Stamps - A page of EKKO stamps and non-EKKO verification stamps from the late Eugene Allen.
- "Which Station Was That?" - a 1937 reply from the service run by the BBC's "World Radio" newspaper. Listeners could send in information about stations they had heard but not identified, and WSWT would do their best to identify the station.
NORTH AMERICA - U.S.
- U. S. - KABN, Aberdeen, South Dakota (1935) New
- U. S. - KBIG, Avalon, Catalina Is., California (1956) New
- U. S. - KGBU, Ketchikan, Alaska (1933)
- U. S. - KCOL, Fort Collins,
Colorado (1959)
- U. S. - KCOM, Sioux City,
Iowa (1950)
- U. S. - KFJF, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (1932) New
- U. S. - KFOX, Long Beach, California (undated) New
- U. S. - KFWI, San Francisco,
California (1933)
- U. S. - KFXD, Nampa, Idaho
(1949)
- U. S. - KFYR, Bismarck, North Dakota (1932)
- U. S. - KGEK, Yuma, Colorado (1933)
- U. S. - KGFW, Kearney, Nebraska (1932) New
- U. S. - KGIR, Butte, Montana (1941)
- U. S. - KGIR, Butte, Montana, (1947)
- U. S. - KGU, Honolulu, Hawaii
(1934)
- U. S. - KGHL, Billings, Montana (1934)
- U. S. - KHBG, Okmulgee, Oklahima (1944) New
- U. S. - KID, Idaho Falls, Idaho (1933) New
- U. S. - KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
(1931)
- U. S. - KMED, Medford, Oregon
(1951)
- U. S. - KMOX, St. Louis, Missouri
- U. S. - KOBH, Rapid City, South Dakota (1939) New
- U. S. - KOIN, Portland, Oregon
(1929)
- U. S. - KOY, Phoenix, Arizona
(1948)
- U. S. - KPAC, Port Arthur, Texas (1934) New
- U. S. - KPRK, Livingston,
Montana (1950)
- U. S. - KPRO, Riverside, California
(1942)
- U. S. - KREG, Santa Ana, California (1933) New
- U. S. - KSCJ, Sioux City,
Iowa (1941)
- U. S. - KSCJ, Sioux City, Iowa (1934) New
- U. S. - KTFI. Twin Falls, Idaho (1933) New
- U. S. - KTHS (front, back), Hot Springs, Arkansas (1930)
- U. S. - KTSW, Emporia, Kansas (1944) New
- U. S. - KWAM, Memphis, Tennesee
(1959)
- U. S. - KYOU, Greeley, Colorado
(1948)
- U. S. - W6XAI, Bakersfield,
California (1935)
- U. S. - W9XBY, Kansas City, Missouri (1936) New
- U. S. - WAAW, Omaha,
Nebraska (1937)
- U. S. - WABC/CBS, New York
(undated)
- U. S. - WACB, Kittanning, Pennsylvania (1950) New
- U. S. - WALR, Zanesville,
Ohio (1931)
- U. S. - WALT, Tampa, Florida
(1946)
- U. S. - WBBC, Brooklyn, New
York (1937)
- U. S. - WBBZ/9WS (amateur),
Indianapolis, Indiana (1924)
- U. S. - WBCM, Bay City, Michigan (1932)
- U. S. - WBLY, Springfield, Ohio (1956) New
- U. S. - WCAU, Philadelphia, PA (1933) New
- U. S. - WCFL, Chicago, Illinois
(1927)
- U. S. - WCFL, Downers Grove,
Illinois (1940) (also on SW as W9XAA)
- U. S. - WCGU, Sea Gate, New
York (1928)
- U. S. - WCLO, Janesville, Wisconsin (1933) New
- U. S. - WCPO, Cincinnati, Ohio (1946) New
- U. S. - WEAM, Plainfield, New Jersey (1924)
- U. S. - WEBH (face, back), Chicago, Illinois (1927)
- U. S. - WEBR, Buffalo, New
York (1930)
- U. S. - WEDC, Chicago, Illinois
(1932)
- U. S. - WFAA (face, back), Dallas, Texas (c.1930)
- U. S. - WFBM, Indianapolis,
Indiana (1927)
- U. S. - WFBM, Indianapolis, Indiana (undated)
- U. S. - WGBI, Scranton, Pennsylvania (1932)
- U. S. - WHBF, Rock Island,
Illinois (1933)
- U. S. - WHDL, Olean, New York (1935) New
- U. S. - WHLN, Harlan, Kentucky (1945) New
- U. S. - WHT/WSOA, Chicago,
Illinois (1929)
- U. S. - WIBW, Topeka, Kansas
(1940)
- U. S. - WIOD, "Wonderful
Isle of Dreams," Miami Beach, Florida (1930) (pamphlet 1, 2
3) (also on shortwave
as W4XB)
- U.S. - WJDA, Quincy, Massachusetts (1954) New
- U. S. - WJJD, Chicago, Illinois
- U. S. - WKAA, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, 1924
- U. S. - WKRZ, Oil City, Pennsylvania (1946) New
- U. S. - WLEU, Erie, Pennsylvania (1935) New
- U. S. - WMBO, Auburn, New
York (1941)
- U. S. - WMC, Memphis, Tennessee (1924)
- U. S. - WMSC, Columbia, South Carolina (1953) New
- U. S. - WOC, Davenport, Iowa (1923)
- U. S. - WOC, Davenport, Iowa
- U. S. - WOMI, Owensboro, Kentucky
(1941)
- U. S. - WOS, Jefferson City, Missouri (1923)
- U. S. - WPME, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania (1953) New
- U. S. - WPRO, Providence, Rhode Island (1948)
- U. S. - WQDX, Thomasville, Georgia (1932) New
- U. S. - WRIB, Providence, Rhode Island (1948) New
- U. S. - WREO, Lansing, Michigan
(1927)
- U. S. - WSAI, Cincinnati,
Ohio (1927)
- U. S. - WSAY, Rochester, New
York (1940)
- U. S. - WSM, Nashville, Tennessee
(1927)
- U. S. - WSPA, Spartanburg, South Carolina New
- U. S. - WSUN, St. Petersburg,
Florida (1930)
- U. S. - WTFI, Athens, Georgia (1932) New
- U. S. - WTMJ, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1933) New
- U. S. - WTRC, Elkhart, Indiana (1934) New
- U. S. - WULA, Eufaula, Alabama (1952) New
- U. S. - WVET, Rochester, New York (1959) New
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NORTH AMERICA - CANADA
- Canada - 10BQ, Brantford, Ontario (1932)
- Canada - 10BP, Wingham, Ontario (1933)
- Canada - CFAC, Calgary, Alberta (1945)
- Canada - CFRB, Toronto, Ontario (1929)
- Canada - CHSJ, St. John, New Brunswick (1946)
- Canada - CJGX, Yorkton, Saskatchewan (1934) New
- Canada - CJRC, Winnipeg, Manitoba (1934) New
- Canada - CKGW, Toronto, Ontario (1932)
- Canada - CKOV, Kelowna, British Columbia (1936) New
ASIA
EUROPE
OCEANIA
SOUTH & CENTRAL AMERICA
- Argentina - Radio
Prieto, Buenos Aires
- Bolivia - Radio Illimani,
La Paz (1934)
- Colombia - La Voz de Colombia,
Bogota (1939)
- Chile - Radio El Mercurio
- Costa Rica - TIPG, La Voz
de la Victor, San Jose (1938)
- Cuba - 6KW
- Cuba - 6KW
- Cuba - PWX (1923)
- Cuba - CMCB (1936 NNRC special)
- Cuba - CMCD, La Voz del Aire
(1939)
- Cuba - CMCY (1933)
- Cuba - CMHK (a card and letter, 1938)
- Cuba - CMJK (1933)
- Cuba - CMPN, Special
NNRC broadcast (1934)
- Cuba - CMBZ, Radio Salas,
Havana (1941)
- Cuba - CMHI, Santa Clara,
for a special DX broadcast on 1210 kc. (1935)
- Cuba - CMX, Havana
- Dominican Republic -
La Voz del Yuna (later La Voz Dominicana) (1947)
- Guatemala - TGTO, Guatemala
(1958)
- Haiti - HHK, Port-au-Prince
(1935)
- Mexico - "AMB" (1928)
- Mexico - XECL, Mexicali
(1941)
- Mexico - XENT, Nuevo
Laredo (1934)
- Mexico - XEBC, La Voz
de Mexico (1939)
- Mexico - XEU, Eco de
Sotavento, Veracruz (1935)
- Mexico-XEN (1929)
- Mexico-XEFB (DX program, 1936)
- Mexico-XEFC (1936)
- Peru - Radio Victoria
- Uruguay - Radio Imparcial (1960)
- Venezuela-YV1BC (1933)
- Venezuela-YV1RK, Radio Popular (1940)
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- 1BGQ, Connecticut, U.S. (1924)
- 2WC, New York, U.S. (1927)
- 2XBF, New Jersey, U.S. (1926)
- 9DTE, Illinois, U.S. (1928)
- AR8AB, Lebanon
- C1CH, China
- CM9AA, Cuba (1951)
- CO7CX, Cuba (1936)
- CR7SF, Mozambique
- CX3BL, Uruguay (1937)
- DJDC, Nazi Germany DX Contest
- EA2BT, Spain (1936)
- EA8AV, Canary Islands
- EA9EE, Spanish North Africa
- EI3J, Ireland
- EL2F, Liberia
- F8DR, France
- FA3QV, Algeria
- G4KY, England
- HC1JW, Ecuador
- HC2HP, Ecuador (1938)
- HC7PM, Ecuador
- HH2X, Haiti
- HI2K, Dominican Republic (1936)
- HI5X, Dominican Republic
- HS6AB, Thailand (1936)
- J2AAG, Japan
- KA1AG, Philippines (1940)
- KA1BB, Philippines (1937)
- KA1MN, Philippines
- KA1RV, Philippines (1940)
- KA4LH, Philippines (1939)
- KA6FB, Philippines (1941)
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- OA4E, Peru (1941)
- OA4R, Peru (1936)
- OA8B, Peru
- OK3ID, Slovakia (1947)
- OX2QY, Canada, MacGregor
Arctic Expedition (1938)
- OQ5AA, Belgian Congo (1937)
- PA0AA, Netherlands (1938)
- PK1VY, Indonesia (1938)
- PY2EJ, Brazil (1936)
- PY2KP, Brazil (1938)
- TI4AC, Costa Rica (1939)
(also see TI4NRH)
- VK2NO, Australia (1936)
- VO1D, Newfoundland (1945)
- VP3THE, British Guiana (1937)
- W3BLZ, U.S.
- XE1AC, Mexico
- XE1FT, Mexico (1939)
- XE1G, Mexico (1936)
- XE1LC, Mexico (1941)
- XE2FC, Mexico
- XE2HF, Mexico
- XE3AQ, Mexico (1938)
- XE3AX, Mexico
- XU1B, China
- YN1IP, Nicaragua (1939)
- YV4AI, Venezuela
- YV4AK, Venezuela (1936)
- ZD4CF, Ghana (1940)
- ZL3KZ, New Zealand
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