KFUO (Radio Station : Saint Louis, Missouri)

This is a wooden plaque (14” x 18”) which has a silver phonograph record with a label commemorating the 25th anniversary of KFUO Radio’s broadcasting of “Portals of Prayer”, 1956-1981. A black on silver plate is inscribed with: "Presented to KFUO RADIO on the Occasion of the 25th Anniversary of “Portals of Prayer”".

This is a goldtone on black plaque in a 16” x 11” wood frame with the inscription: “THIS TOWER RENOVATED AND CROSSES RELIT FOR THE LOVE AND GLORY OF GOD | JUNE 23, 1985..."

This is in a 3-dimensional ornament in an 8” x 9½” gold-tone painted frame. It includes a silver oval with “CLASSIC | 99 | ST. LOUIS” at the top and “50th ANNIVERSARY | 1948-1998” flanked by “JOHN | PILS” at the bottom, with a gold sketch of the KFUO building and tower and “KFUO-FM” at the bottom.

These are three framed photo portraits, each in a 12” x 16” light wood frame. Each one has the name of the person and the inscription: “One of the Founders of KFUO”.

• Walter A. Maier (MAY 2013 #2 M72)
• Richard Kretzschmar (MAY 2013 #2 M73)
• John H. C. Fritz (MAY 2013 #2 M74)

This is a wooden printing block with etched bronze printing plate (4” x 5” x 7/8”). This has the older round microphone shape and the inscription: “THE GOSPEL VOICE KFUO” in the center surrounded by 12 circles in which programs are listed.

This is a wooden printing block with an etched metal plate (6½” x 4” x 7/8”). It bears a photo of the KFUO recording area, two large phonograph turntables, and other equipment in the room.

This is a wooden printing block (4½” x 3¾” x 7/8”) with a metal plate with deep “carvings”. It shows the KFUO building and radio tower and nine lighted candles atop a Bible, with the reversed inscription: “Radio KFUO Station | 20TH ANNIVERSARY”, across the top.

This is a wooden printing block (3½” x 1 5/8” x 5/8”) with a etched metal plate showing the KFUO building, one radio tower with a cross on it, and the inscription: “The Gospel Voice | Radio KFUO Station”.

This is a wooden printing block (8¼” x 3” x 5/8”) with an etched metal plate showing the KFUO building, a single tower with a cross on it, and the surrounding area extending past a pond to the log cabin college. It has the inscription: “850 Kilocycles | 5000 Watts”; “KFUO”; “801 DE MUN AVENUE | SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI | AT CONCORDIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY”.

This is an R Meter (2¼” diameter x 1¾” deep) with a black metal face and sides. It has two screw terminals on back.