Found
Found radios near Dayton Riverfront.
near Carillon Historical Park
Found
listing
Posted
about 2 hours
ago
Description
I was walking the Dayton Riverfront near Carillon Historical Park around 7:15 p.m. last Tuesday when I spotted a dusty pair of radios left on a bench. They looked clearly lived‑in: two handheld units with a dented corner, a frayed cord, and a sticker faded to nothing. I checked for a name tag, but there was nothing to tie them to anyone. It felt hopeful to think they belong to a hobbyist who might be missing them, so I’m posting here in case the owner sees this and can reclaim them.
Approximate found location
near Carillon Historical Park
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