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All the payment book says is "Zenith radio"...if it had MJ 1035 typed in with the rest of the info, THEN we'd have a problem Tom! I searched the Users Guide for a date, but all that I saw was a code on the bottom of the back cover: 202-2186.
Just for the sake of argument, what Zenith radio cost $243.00 is 1956? I realize they had expensive console TV's, but radios? I'm reasonably sure the 8-tube H-845s were being made, but they didn't cost that much. The K731s and G/C 730s were much more popular. I'm not saying that something is when it wasn't, just trying to solve the mystery. The seller claims all items (radio and paperwork) were bunched together and sold at an estate sale...the estate of the person on the receipt. She also reported no other radios, TV or audio equipment of any kind were offered. I’m leaving on a business trip to NYC tomorrow and won’t be back until Monday, but after, I’ll scan the paperwork so everyone can have a look.
This MJ received much loving care through the years. That's what really matters!
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