Museets indvielse Radiomuseum - English

Museum Inauguration

The work to establish the Southern Jutland Radio Museum progressed rapidly during 2010. The framework for Stikoni's shop, office and workshop was built by the school internship students at EUC Syd, in a way that maintained the dimensions and distinctive angles of the premises.

Since the Radio Museum had also received a considerable number of radio receivers from the estate of the late Radio Sørensen in Tinglev - approximately 400 - there was a rush to register and renovate them so that the area outside Stikoni's business could be established with radio receivers that came from Stikoni, Radio Sørensen and various donations.

During September 2010, the establishment was so far advanced that the inauguration could be set for October 2, 2010.

Invitations were sent out, and EUC Syd's director Finn Karlsen agreed to conduct the official inauguration. Two articles in JydskeVestkysten also resulted.

There was a large turnout on the day, and it was especially a great joy that both of Stikoni's sons and an apprentice from both Duus' and Stikoni's periods participated in the inauguration.

Below is a series of pictures from the inauguration day of the Southern Jutland Radio Museum.

Sven Dyhr in conversation with Carl Erik Johansen, who was an apprentice to Andreas Duus

After a short introduction, chairman Sven Dyhr gave the word to EUC Syd's director Finn Karlsen.

EUC Syd's director Finn Karlsen ready with the cross cutter - not to cut the red ribbon, but the red assembly thread

Sven Dyhr in conversation with Svend Erik Olsen, who has documented part of Stikoni's business through a series of images.

Verner Christensen (left), who was an apprentice at Stikoni, in conversation with one of Stikoni's sons

Kaj Anker Holst, who was one of the co-founders of the Southern Jutland Radio Museum, shows the greeting that was attached to the radio, which was a 50th anniversary gift from his brother-in-law

In the back of the picture is one of Stikoni's sons. In front of him is Stikoni's brother-in-law. Next is Carl Erik Johansen - apprentice at Andreas Duus. Right in Front, Verner Christensen - apprentice at Stikoni

Verner Christensen looks at the well-assorted stock of scale lamps that can be found at Stikoni's workshop.

Stikoni's sons Jens and Steen, who are a high school teacher and a lowvoltage engineer, respectively

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Sven Dyhr in conversation with Carl Erik Johansen, who was an apprentice to Andreas Duus

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After a short introduction, chairman Sven Dyhr gave the word to EUC Syd's director Finn Karlsen.

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EUC Syd's director Finn Karlsen ready with the cross cutter - not to cut the red ribbon, but the red assembly thread

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Sven Dyhr in conversation with Svend Erik Olsen, who has documented part of Stikoni's business through a series of images, which are of course displayed at the museum.

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Verner Christensen (left), who was an apprentice at Stikoni, in conversation with one of Stikoni's sons

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Kaj Anker Holst, who was one of the co-founders of the Southern Jutland Radio Museum, shows the greeting that was attached to the radio, which was a 50th anniversary gift from his brother-in-law

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In the back of the picture is one of Stikoni's sons. In front of him is Stikoni's brother-in-law. Next is Carl Erik Johansen - apprentice at Duus. Right in front, Verner Christensen - apprentice at Stikoni

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Verner Christensen looks at the well-assorted stock of scale lamps that can be found at Stikoni's workshop.

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Stikoni's sons Jens and Steen, who are a high school teacher and a lowvoltage engineer, respectively

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