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Thanks everyone, for the replies and info.
Regardless of when the radio was manufactured, it'll fit with the rest of my collection because it *looks* old...well, it really is old, just not as old as most of the others.
I'll repeat what I said about being slightly confused about the era when solid state became the norm, 'cause like I said, solid state in car audio was common in the late 50s...and by 1962 or so solid state Am/Fm was available in many cars. Did solid state television production mirror radio and hi-fi production? Seems that would be the case as well.
And Jeff? Some Zeniths used both a slash and a dot at the 99.5 MHz position, namely the C/H-845. But (as usual!) you're right about the prolonged use; my 1968 console DOES feature this marker; I just couldn't see if with the dial light off-
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