WMLJ

 A magnet from Religious station 90.5 FM WMLJ in Summersville, West Virginia.

WWMJ

"I-95" WWMJ plays Classic Rock in Bangor, Maine.  Older WWMJ stickers can be seen here.  And here.
 

Klassik Radio

Klassik Radio is heard on multiple frequencies throughout Germany as well as a handful in Austria and Switzerland.  They primarily play Classical music with some film scores as well as lounge music.  They've been on the air since October 1990 from their headquarters in Hamburg, Germany.

Joe FM

Joe FM is an Oldies/Classic Hits station broadcasting in Dutch from their headquarters in Antwerp, Belgium.  They are heard on more than two dozen frequencies throughout the Flemish Community in the northern part of the country.

WWTR

"96 Rock" WWTR was on the air in Bethany Beach, Delaware from 1981 until the early 1990s.  They used the exact same logo as WKLS in Atlanta which had been an Album Rock station since 1974.
 

WRCU

90.1 FM WRCU is the student-run radio station at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.  Radio on Colgate's campus officially began in 1951 with carrier-current station WCU.  In 1959 they began an affiliation with the Home of Champions radio network which allowed them to broadcast all daytime New York Yankees games.  A call letter change to WRCU occurred around this same time.  Colgate's administration considered WRCU to be an "academic" radio station which meant a ban on Rock and Roll and a focus on news and interviews.  Any music played would soft and not the "wild music" that was coming out in those days.  The Rock ban lasted until 1963.  WRCU started broadcasting on FM in 1970.

WNDU AM & FM

1490 AM in South Bend, Indiana became WNDU after being sold to (W) Notre Dame University in 1955.  Formats included Country, CHR/Disco, All-70s and Oldies (twice.)  After a couple more call letter changes in the 1990s and 2000s the 1290 AM frequency went off the air for good in 2009.  WNDU 92.9 FM signed on in 1962 and went Top-40 in 1979 which continues to this day as "U93."  They switched call letters to WNDV in 1998.
 

WKCB

107.1 FM WKCB is a Classic Hits station currently branded as "The Killer B".  1340 AM WKCB is part of the Moody Radio network of Religious stations.  Both are licensed to Hindman, Kentucky.
 

WFHP

WFHP "97.5 FM The Presence" was a Catholic/Religious station in Fort Kent, Maine.  The low-power, 3-watt station is now part of the massive Relevent Radio network.
 

WCDQ

106.3 FM WCDQ plays Country music in Crawfordsville, Indiana.
 

KVNA

100.1 FM KVNA airs an Adult Album Alternative format in Flagstaff, Arizona.
 

KRMX

KRMX "92.9 Shooter FM" plays Country music in Waco, Texas.

KNLB

91.1 FM KNLB is a Christian/Religious station licensed to Lake Havasu City, Arizona.  They are the flagship station of the Celebration Radio Network which is simulcast on more than three dozen frequencies heard in parts of Utah, California, New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona.

KFCF

88.1 FM KFCF is a commercial-free, listener supported station in Fresno, California.  Most of their programming is provided by sister station KPFA in Berkeley, California--the flagship station of the Pacifica Network of radio stations.  KFCF went on the air in June 1975.
 

KBAZ

"96.3 The Blaze" KBAZ is a Mainstream Rock station in Missoula, Montana.  The commercial below is from when they carried an Active Rock format.

CFUL

CFUL "Fuel 90.3 FM" signed on the air in March 2007 with an Adult Album Alternative format from Calgary, Alberta.  A few months later they shifted to Classic Alternative and soon after increased their power to 100,000-watts.  By the summer of 2009 they flipped to CHR as "Amp Radio" with new call letters CKMP.
 

Radio Mi Amigo

The original Radio Mi Amigo was a Belgian/Dutch offshore pirate radio station in operation from 1973 to 1978.  They broadcast aboard the MV Mi Amigo, the longest serving pirate radio ship in history (1958-1980) that was also home to the legendary Radio Caroline.  Today Radio Mi Amigo International is heard via shortwave as well as online.
 

RAI

RAI (Radio Televisione Italiana) is the national public broadcasting company of Italy.  They are one of the biggest media groups in Europe with programming seen and heard in about a dozen countries in the European Union.  Their first radio broadcast was a speech by Benito Mussolini in 1924 when they were known as Unione Radiofonica Italiana.  The bottom sticker is from RAI Stereo Due, a national radio channel with music and news aimed at teens and young adults.  They were on the air from 1982 to 1991

WUPC

102.3 FM WUPC "Radio Alerta" was a Spanish Christian station licensed to Arrowhead Village, New Jersey.
 

WPOI

"Hot 101.5" WPOI was a CHR station in Tampa, Florida from 2011 to 2023.  The call letters were left over from a previous 80s Hits format known as "The Point."  The frequency is currently home to Urban Adult Contemporary "101.5 The Vibe"