Trademark Zenith

Zenith began as Chicago Radio Labs in 1918. The name 'Zenith' came from the station call letters 9ZN of its founder Eugene McDonald. Zenith black dial sets of the 1930's are highly sought today. Some of my personal favorites are the 5-S-126, 5-S-12, 5-S-218, cube shaped radios.
model: 812

Zenith
812
1935

model: 7S28

Zenith
7S28
1936

model: 6B129

Zenith
6B129
1937

model: 5-S-218

Zenith
5-S-218
1938

model: 6S321

Zenith
6S321
1939

model: 10S-567

Zenith
10S-567
1941

model: 6G501

Zenith
6G501
1941

model: 8S661

Zenith
8S661
1942

model: 5D611

Zenith
5D611
1942

model: 6D2615-Boomerang

Zenith
6D2615-Boomerang
1942

model: 7S633

Zenith
7S633
1942

model: 8H023

Zenith
8H023
1946

model: Trans-Oceanic-G500

Zenith
Trans-Oceanic-G500
1950

model: H511

Zenith
H511
1951

model: J504Y

Zenith
J504Y
1952

model: K412WR-circa

Zenith
K412WR-circa
1953

model: K412W

Zenith
K412W
1953

model: Transoceanic-T-600

Zenith
Transoceanic-T-600
1953

model: R-723

Zenith
R-723
1955

model: X318

Zenith
X318
1960

model: K725

Zenith
K725
1963