WVOJ was a Country station from Jacksonville, Florida. 1320 AM now carries a Christian format as "Pure Radio" WJNJ. The WVOJ call letters stayed in the area as a Regional Mexican station at 1520 AM licensed to Fernandina Beach, FL.
WKQL was an Oldies station from Jacksonville, Florida. They are currently Classic Hits "96.9 The Eagle" WJGL.
WKOY was also a former Oldies station that turned into an "Eagle." WKOY is licensed to Princeton, West Virginia.
A magnet from KXKL, a Classic Hits station from Denver, Colorado.
"Y103" WIVY was a Top-40 station in Jacksonville, Florida. This sticker appears to be from the late 1970s which is when they switched from AOR to CHR. They apparently did well with listeners, at least according to these Arbitron ratings from 1980/81. The station later switched to Hot AC as WMXQ "Mix 103" and Eighties music as "102.9 The Point." It is currently a Modern Rock station known as "X102.9" WXXJ.
WLAS was a Country station licensed to Jacksonville, North Carolina. The call letters supposedly stood for (W) Land And Sea in reference to nearby Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune which is a leader in amphibious warfare training. WLAS went on the air in 1954 and eventually went dark in 1990 before returning two years later as "Hot Talk 910." The station was sold in 1996 and most recently was airing Spanish programming with the new call letters WSRP but it appears this has gone silent as well.
