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You are looking at an exceptional example of this blue-chip radio. The condition of the cabinet is all original along with all of the other factory installed parts. The finish is terrific, showing the expected wear of 75 years. The radio comes with a photocopy factory supplied owner's manual that was sent with the radio when new. Seldom will you find such a one owner radio! My tech has replaced all of the components required to update the radio and ensure that you enjoy problem free ownership. I found a new old stock 6T5 eye tube, which was a unique tube to Zenith. These are very scarce and pricey, but the addition makes the radio as authentic as it might be. We replaced the spent eye tube with this new 6T5; it shines bright with a great deal of sensitivity, opening and closing as you tune from station to station. The motor drive works perfectly, in both directions. I doubt you will ever find a better example of this highly prized blue-chip radio, and you will be amazed by the performance. Note this is the 1938 version, which has the paper tag on the bottom of the cabinet but no chassis stamp. 23-1/4"H x 17-3/4"W x 13"D. |
THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD! |
You are looking at an exceptional example of this blue-chip radio. The condition of the cabinet is all original along with all of the other factory installed parts. The finish is terrific, showing the expected wear of 75 years. The radio comes with a photocopy factory supplied owner's manual that was sent with the radio when new. Seldom will you find such a one owner radio! My tech has replaced all of the components required to update the radio and ensure that you enjoy problem free ownership. I found a new old stock 6T5 eye tube, which was a unique tube to Zenith. These are very scarce and pricey, but the addition makes the radio as authentic as it might be. We replaced the spent eye tube with this new 6T5; it shines bright with a great deal of sensitivity, opening and closing as you tune from station to station. The motor drive works perfectly, in both directions. I doubt you will ever find a better example of this highly prized blue-chip radio, and you will be amazed by the performance. Note this is the 1938 version, which has the paper tag on the bottom of the cabinet but no chassis stamp. 23-1/4"H x 17-3/4"W x 13"D. |
Reported sold by Lew Magrish on February 15, 2014 Listed price on date of sale - $2,999.00 |
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