WYPS

AM 1700 WYPS is an unlicensed, low-power, community station in (W) YPSilanti, Michigan.
 

WRQT

WRQT is an Active Rock station in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
 

WOGY

WOGY "Froggy 94" played Country music in Memphis, Tennessee from 1993 until 2001.
 

WKAB

103.5 WKAB was licensed to Berwick, Pennsylvania and existed from 1991 until 2006.
 

WGNG

550 AM WGNG was on the air in Providence, Rhode Island from 1972 until 1985.  The call letters stood for (W) Gold-N-Great, a reference to the Oldies format they originally carried.  Other formats in their lifetime included Top-40, Lite Rock and a return to Oldies before switching calls to WICE.
 

KYFR

AM 920 KYFR is an affiliate of the Family Radio network of Religious stations.  They are licensed to Shenandoah, Iowa and are part of the Omaha, Nebraska media market.

KSES

107.1 FM KSES is a Regional Mexican station in Santa Cruz, California.  They are currently branded as "107.1 La Suavecita".
 

KJBZ

"Z93" KJBZ is a Regional Mexican station in Laredo, Texas.
 

KCJJ

KCJJ went on the air in Iowa City, Iowa in 1977.  The 10,000-watt (daytime) station originally broadcast at 1560 AM but moved to 1630 AM in the late 1990s.  They air a Full-Service/Hot AC format.
 

CISN

103.9 FM CISN has been a Country station in Edmonton, Alberta since 1982.

WWNR

AM 620 WWNR is a News/Talk/Sports station licensed to Beckley, West Virginia.  They signed on the air on August 9, 1946.  The NR in the call letters stands for Nick Rahall, a local businessman and father of the station owners at the time.
 

WQZK

A 1991 decal from "Q94" WQZK in Keyser, West Virginia.  That year's Broadcasting Yearbook lists them as having had an AOR format.  They flipped from Classic Rock to Top-40 in 2007 and are currently branded as "94.1 QZK"
 

WNAA

90.1 FM WNAA is a 10,000-watt station broadcasting from North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, North Carolina.  They went on the air officially in 1979 as an outgrowth of the school's first station WANT-AM which was built by students in 1966.  WNAA airs a mix of Gospel, Jazz, Rap, R&B, Blues and Reggae.

KVEZ

A 1986 decal from Rock station "Z104" KVEZ in Logan, Utah.

WHVN

Religious station AM 1240 WHVN was on the air in Charlotte, North Carolina from 1971 until 2020.  The 1,000-watt station was then sold and returned with an Adult Standards format.
 

WFAN

660 AM WFAN is a 50,000-watt Sports station in New York, New York.  They were the first to ever adopt a full-time Sports format and are currently the flagship station for the New York Yankees, New York Giants and Brooklyn Nets.  Another WFAN sticker can be seen here.
 

WCBC

107.1 FM WCBC (W Cumberland Broadcasting Corporation) is a Classic Hits station licensed to Keyser, West Virginia.
 

KRJT

A random (1990) Broadcasting Yearbook lists 1410 AM KRJT as having a Country format.  The Wikipedia page for the current station at that frequency says the call letters existed there from 1988 to 2000.  KRJT was licensed to Bowie, Texas.
 

KGSR / Austin City Limits Radio

 

Austin, Texas' 107.1 FM frequency was home to KGSR from 1989 until 2009, many of those years as an Adult Album Alternative station.  The KGSR call letters then moved to 93.3 FM where they are currently known as "Lucy 93.3" with a Hot AC format.

 

The Adult Album Alternative format is now heard on KGSR's HD2 sub-channel branded as "Austin City Limits Radio," named after the long-running public television music show.  They are also heard on translator K246BD at 97.1 FM.

KCJB

A 1992 window sticker from 910 AM KCJB, a Classic Country station in Minot, North Dakota.