QSLs from KFIO and KSPO
by Bill Harms - Updated 16 July 2005
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This QSL was earned by Robert Gorsuch of Grinnel, Iowa in 1933.
The letterhead says the station was located at 213 West Riverside
(or the Pedicord Building) at the time. The signer was Curtis T.
Strong, announcer. No frequency are listed. (CPRV)
Carroll Weyrich of Baltimore, Maryland received this QSL letter from KFIO in 1936. The frequency was 1120 kHz. (CPRV)
This QSL was received by Eugene S. Allen of Vallejo, California
in 1946. KFIO was located at the Fidelity - Ziegler Building at
the time. The signer was Dean Bula, W7GBU, Chief Engineer. No
frequency was listed. (CPRV)
Eugene S. Allen received this QSL in KSPO 1951. The verification
signer was Ed Antosyn. The verification was written Spokane
Broadcasting Corporation letterhead and Louis Wasmer was the
president. No frequency was listed. (CPRV)
J. Warren Routzahn earned this QSL letter after he heard KSPO in
York, Pennsylania in 1953. The station was owned and operated by
Del Cody and D. Gene Williams. The letterhead states the
frequency was 1340 kHz(CPRV)
Roy Millar, Seattle, Washington, 1953, 1340
kHz. (CPRV)
Roy Millar, Marysville, Washington, 1960's. The
frequency was 1230 kHz. (CPRV)
NOTE: The images annotated with CPRV means they came from the Committee to Preserve Radio Verifications (CPRV) Collection, Courtesy of the Library of American Broadcasting, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland. Other images not so designated are directly from the collector unless otherwise noted.
