The following article talking about the meteoric rise of CB radio, written by Ernest Waaser, appeared in The Yazoo Herald on New Year’s Day, 1976:
Category: CB Radio
The Art of Alley Cat
I have been bad. When I started this blog back in October (10-4 to be exact) I intended to share equal amounts ephemera and CB
Eddy West “Quick With Colts”
This is a QSL/business card for a man named Eddy West, a fancy gun handling, trick shooter. His nickname was apparently “Quick With Colts.” I
CB Convac: 40-Channel Expansion is Producing Bargains
The following syndicated column ,written by Ink Dipper, appeared in newspapers during the third week of October, 1976. Expansion of the Citizen’s Band from 23
Bobo The Town Clown – Knoxville, Tennessee
This is a pair of CB radio QSLs for Bill Croxdale, aka Bobo The Town Clown. Bobo was a man of many hats. He was
CB Convac: A HOT Line and a Holiday Inn CB Line?
The following syndicated column, written by Ink Dipper, appeared in newspapers in the 2nd week of October, 1976: A CB HOT line? That’s what Maryland
Come On, First Mama: Betty Ford’s Influence on CB Radio During the 1976 Election
The 1976 race for the Presidential Republican nomination between President Gerald Ford and California Governor Ronald Reagan was close. Ford was the incumbent but had never been
CB Convac: QSLs: Imaginative Calling Cards
The following syndicated column by Ink Dipper appeared in newspapers starting in the first week of October, 1976. Most people aren’t likely to put a