He named the wagon after the radio because everyone was fascinated by the wireless invention made by a fellow Italian Marconi and Flyer, which gave recognition to the world of flight. The company contributed to World War II by making the Blitz can, a 5 gallon fuel that mounted on the backs of jeeps and trucks. The company grew into carts, wheelbarrows and other styles of vehicles. There are many safety features for safety such as a way to control the front undercarriage to keep the wagons from tipping over. For generations the wagon has become a traditional holiday gift for children.
Memories are full of the joy of playing with the wagon.
The third generation is operating the company today.