Did you know that Radio Digest first began as a weekly tabloid-format newspaper way back in 1922? 

It offered program information and industry news to its readers. Over time, it underwent several changes, and in May 1926, it was converted to a standard magazine format, issued twice a month. From the summer of 1928 to mid-1929, it became a quarterly magazine. And finally, in the Fall of 1929, it became a monthly magazine, focusing more on radio listeners and fans, and less on industry news. In fact, with the September 1930 issue, Radio Digest absorbed Radio Revue and Radio Broadcast magazines, making it an even more comprehensive magazine for radio enthusiasts. However, the last known issue was dated March 1933. It did make a brief return as Fan Fair magazine in mid to late 1933, but unfortunately, that was short-lived.

Please note that this collection contains scans of old magazines, some of which may have been in poor condition before being rescued and digitized for posterity. So, you may see some pages with creases and tears that show up in the scans. But don't worry, we provide the best available scans for all products.

And lastly, we would like to remind you that this Collection is only for personal use, and not for business or re-print purposes. If you have any plans to do it, please check the legal rights at your own risk.