WROZ

A 1985 decal from 1400 AM WROZ in Evansville, Indiana.  They were a Top-40 station in the 1960s but had flipped to Country by the time this sticker was printed.

KUUB

KUUB was a Country station licensed to Sun Valley, Nevada near Reno.

My FMs

My Broadcasting Corporation currently owns fifteen "My FM" stations across southern Ontario.

A temporary tattoo from CHCD in Simcoe, ON.

A magnet from CIYN in Kincardine, ON.

A sticker from CKMO in Orangeville, ON.

Radio Martesana

Radio Martesana 95.1 FM broadcast from 1977 until 1995 in Cernusco sul Naviglio, Italy.  They aired "music, culture and sport aimed at diverse audiences regardless of age."

Life FMs

KLUH - Poplar Bluff, Missouri

WLFE - Cutler Bay/Miami, Florida

5RAM - Adelaide, Australia

WYNF

94.9 FM WYNF was a Rock station in Tampa, Florida from 1980 until 1993.  The WYNF call letters resurfaced soon after at 107.9 FM licensed to Coral Cove and lasted through the end of the decade.

WQUD

"Quad 104" WQUD was an Adult Contemporary station in Memphis, Tennessee from 1975 until 1981.  A 1980 article in Billboard magazine listed the station's top artists as Barry Manilow, Neil Diamond and the Doobie Brothers along with a "notable amount" of Country music including Kenny Rogers and Crystal Gayle.

WMYF

A 1990 sticker from AM 1540 WMYF in Exeter, New Hampshire.  Both the 1989 and 1990 Broadcasting Yearbooks list them as having had an Adult Contemporary format.  That info seems to be inaccurate as Tommy Dorsey was most popular in the 1930s and 40s and their call letters stood for (W) Music of Your LiFe, a syndicated Adult Standards network.

WJYY

105.5 FM WJYY is a Top-40 station licensed to Concord, New Hampshire.

WEXP

101.5 FM WEXP "101 The One" is a Classic Hits station licensed to Brandon, Vermont.

Tickets

 KTIQ - Merced, California

KTKR - San Antonio, Texas

 KFNC - Mont Belvieu/Houston, Texas

KIXs

 "Kix 102.5" KIXQ - Joplin, Missouri

 "Kix 96" KIXZ - Opportunity/Spokane, Washington

 "94 Kix" KKXK - Montrose, Colorado

"106 Kix" KQKX - Norfolk, Nebraska

CINQ

102.3 FM CINQ is a multilingual, community radio station in Montreal, Quebec.  "Cinq" is French for "five" which was the number of languages originally heard on the air.  They now broadcast in eight languages: French, English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, Greek, Portuguese and Creole.  "Radio Centre-ville" went on the air in January 1975.

CFSL

A sticker and QSL card from Country station CFSL (Canada's Famous Soo Line) licensed to Weyburn, Saskatchewan. 
The Soo Line is a railroad operating mostly in Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota and is now a subsidiary of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Red FM

Red FM is a CHR station broadcasting to County Cork, Ireland.  They went on the air in January 2002 and are heard on seven different frequencies throughout the region.

WTKN

570 AM WTKN was a News/Talk station in Tampa, Florida circa the late 1980s.

WXDX

A keychain and temporary tattoo from Alternative Rock WXDX "105.9 The X" in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

KWMU

90.7 FM KWMU went on the air in St. Louis, Missouri in 1972.  The 100,000-watt public radio station is owned by the University of Missouri-St. Louis and is the main National Public Radio affiliate in the area.

KDTR

KDTR "Trail 103.3" is an Adult Album Alternative station in Missoula, Montana.
The sticker's trapezoidal shape, colors and script are based on signs used by the Department of Agriculture to indicate entrances at US National Forests.

Radio Fiesole 100

Radio Fiesole 100 began broadcasting from Florence, Italy in 1976.  For a time, starting in the early 1990s, they only played music from Italian artists.

4CRB

4CRB 89.3 FM is a non-profit, community station airing an Easy Listening format.  They are based in Burleigh Heads, Queensland, Australia and went on the air in 1984.

WWKY

790 AM WWKY was a Talk station in Louisville, Kentucky from 1991 until 2001.

WPGU

WPGU began in 1957 as a carrier current station heard on 640 AM.  They "broadcast" to the dorms at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana.  FM transmissions began in 1967 while the carrier AM signal became WDBS.  The WPGU call letters stand for (W) Parade Ground Units which was a 21-building complex built after WWII to house students and families.  The 3000-watt station carries an Alternative/Indie Rock format.  The 1990 commercial below indicates that they were a mainstream Rock station at the time.