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- 1939 to 2005 RADIO SHACK GENERAL CATALOG ARCHIVE - (U.S.A. catalogs displayed. Canadian and International versions differed slightly.)

.   Do you remember the Radio Shack   Free Battery of the Month Club?  How about the free flashlight  give-a-way promotions?  These are  just a couple of the items you'll see  and reminisce about in the "Just for  Fun" book. See Old Radio Shack Stores Radio Shack started as a single store in Boston, MA. in 1921.  At its peak, it encompassed about 7,000 stores throughout the world.  See photos of some of those stores.        Not only did Radio Shack publish annual electronics catalogs, but weekly, monthly and seasonal sale catalogs as well. View some of the Radio Shack Sale Catalogs. .    Radio Shack Trademarks    Radio Shack has over 150 trademarks    listed in the U.S. Patent & Trademark    Office. Want to see all of them? .  Evolution of the Radio Shack Logo  From the 1940s to today! Charles David Tandy  In 1963, Charles Tandy purchased Radio Shack Corporation, a company on the edge of bankruptcy, for a mere $300,000.  Read more about Charles Tandy; CB handle "Mr. Lucky".  Let's Talk Radio Shack!  You've got questions?. . . Someone's got answers. Check-out this website's Forum and let's hear what you have to say.  Radio Shack  Television  Commercials  (video format)   ■ 1970-79 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 1980-85 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 1986-89 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 1990-95 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 1996-99 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 2000-05 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 2006-09 Radio Shack TV Commercials ■ 2010-11 Radio Shack TV Commercials The Science Fair "Story of Electronics" Comic Books.  Within these colorful comic books, a teacher instructs her students on the history of science, giving lessons on astronomy, space travel, electricity, electronics, energy, computers, and new developments in electronics. These educational comic books, were published by Radio Shack for elementary school students and helped Tandy/Radio Shack introduce their brand to the consumers of tomorrow. SOME KEY DATES FOR RADIO SHACK:               1960: Tandy Corporation is established and             begins trading on the New York Stock             Exchange.  1963: Tandy buys the RadioShack chain.  1977: RadioShack begins selling Tandy             personal computers.  1985: Scott-McDuff and Video Concepts            Electronics stores are acquired.  1988: GRiD Systems Corporation is acquired.  1991: Computer City chain is launched.  1992: Incredible Universe retail concept debuts.  1993: RadioShack sells most of its             manufacturing operations.  1995: Video Concepts is closed down.  1997: McDuff's and Incredible Universe chains            are closed; RadioShack forms alliance            with Sprint.  1998: Computer City chain is sold to CompUSA;            RadioShack forms alliance with Compaq.  1999: RadioShack forms alliances with Thomson            Multimedia/RCA and Microsoft.  2000: Tandy Corporation changes its name to            RadioShack Corporation.

For the best viewing experience, this archive of RadioShack catalogs can be viewed in three formats: LARGE or SMALL (in Adobe Flash), or HTML (non-Flash).   Also see Instruction Manual. Where It All Began.  Radio Shack's First Catalog! Although The Radio Shack, "New England's Oldest Amateur Distributor", had been in business since 1921, they did not release their first catalog until 1939.  This wholesale distributor catalog contained radio & electronic equipment, amateur radio & communication supplies, sound systems and service parts.                                A very rare catalog.    1939 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1940 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1941 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1942 - 1944 READ THE THEORY   1945 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1946 - 1948   1949 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1950 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1951 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1952 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1953 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1954 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1955 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1956 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1957 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1958 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1959 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1960 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1961 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1962 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1963 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1963-64 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1964 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1965 (ver. 1) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1965 (ver. 2) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1966 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1967 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1968 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1969 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)       1970 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1971 (ver. 1) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1971 (ver. 2) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1971 (ver. 3) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1972 (ver. 1) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1972 (ver. 2) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1973 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1974 (ver. 1) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1974 (ver. 2) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1975 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1976 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1977 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1978 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1979 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1980 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1981 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1982 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1983 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1984 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1985 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1986 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1987 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1988 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1989 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1990 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1991 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1992 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1993 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1994 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1995 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1996 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1997 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         1998 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1999 (ver. 1) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 1999 (ver. 2) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 2000 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         2001 (ver. 1) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 2001 (ver. 2) (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 2002 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 2003 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)                 Radio Shack did publish a 2003-04 and 2004-05 Reference Guide for "Everyday Needs", but these catalogs had no pricing and were not widely distributed. 2003 - 2004 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 2004 - 2005 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)                 Radio Shack currently publishes an in-store catalog called the Assortment Book or Assortment Guide.  These are not available to the public and are usually limited to one copy per store. 2010 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML) 2011 (LARGE)        (SMALL) (HTML)         View an archive of old Allied Radio & Allied Electronics Catalogs from 1929 - 1989 at the Allied Catalog Archive

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