Fw: Coolest Thing at Dayton

[Stephen Brandt]

The Pins are clearly there.  The rig in the picture sure doesn't look like a
K2 however.  Looks more like an old Icom rig.  The link to "Order Ham Radio
Pins" did show some interesting pins.  Let's  hope they expand their product
line.  I also happen to be looking for the old pins with the U.S. amateur
radio stamp issued in 1964.  The company that originally made them is no
longer licensed by the U.S. Postal Service and no longer make them.

    73,

    Steve Brandt N7VS

> Stan Rife wrote:
> > Hey, where can we get those pins? I would like to have a couple of
> > those.
>
> They had them in the Elecraft booth so they may soon be available from
> Elecraft, but you can get them direct from:
>
> http://www.dxcoins.com/
>
> and follow the link to "Order Ham Radio Pins". Scroll down and look for
> the K2.
>
> --
> 73 de Jeff
>
>
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