The Vintage 1951 Zenith H511 “Racetrack” Bakelite Tube Radio is a collectible piece from the United States, showcasing the iconic Zenith brand. This radio, with its distinctive racetrack design, is a classic representation of mid-20th-century American electronics. With its bakelite construction and power-on functionality, this tube radio is a nostalgic gem for collectors of vintage radios and television memorabilia. This powers on and makes a loud hum.

Ere is something that is a very scarce commodity in a vintage Bakelite radio – the Bakelite is JET BLACK. You just don’t see this colour. This is Zenith model 5H11 Consol-tone radio, due to its shape it is commonly called the Racetrack mode – very unique styling. This is a working radio ready to play, display and enjoy – the sound is very good with no hum. The black Bakelite case is in very good shape – shiny and has no crack chips or dings. As with all my radios it is electrically sound – the tubes are strong and the new cord has a a polarized plug. All of the he original wax and paper capacitors have been replaced. This radio is in good condition. It features: racetrack body bullet shaped at each end, with a very distinctive grill cover with the Zenith logo – the metal plate shows normal wear. The Z at the top lights up when it is turned on, it has its original back, large knobs and loop antenna and pointed feet. It is a good sized radio, the case measures 14″ across, 7″high, and 7 wide and it will give years of good service. Every vintage tube radio I sell has been thoroughly serviced – tubes tested, components checked and then the unit is lubricated and cleaned inside and out. The work performed can be seen in the pictures of the chassis and/or found in the radio description.

This vintage Zenith “Racetrack” radio is a classic piece of nostalgia, featuring a beautiful blue color and retro design. Tested and confirmed to be in working order, this radio brings a touch of vintage charm to any space. Perfect for vintage audio and video enthusiasts, this Zenith radio is a unique and timeless find. This Radio Is Simply Breathtaken If You Really Like Tube Radios. This Will Not Last Long. Has Nice Tested Strong Tubes In It. Check Out All Of Our Vintage Listings. We Consider All Offers.

This vintage Zenith “Racetrack” radio is a classic piece of nostalgia, featuring a beautiful blue color and retro design. Tested and confirmed to be in working order, this radio brings a touch of vintage charm to any space. Perfect for vintage audio and video enthusiasts, this Zenith radio is a unique and timeless find. This Radio Is Simply Breathtaken If You Really Like Tube Radios. This Will Not Last Long. Has Nice Tested Strong Tubes In It. Check Out All Of Our Vintage Listings. We Consider All Offers.

This is a collectible vacuum tube ” Consol-Tone” radio (S/N: K-169603) of 1950′s vintage made in the USA of cream tinted bakelite. Pictures are actual item. Please view pictures for finish condition. The radio is fully functional including the lighted red “Z” console emblem. Original schematic diagram is located on the bottom of the unit. Original power cord is in excellent condition for being 70 years old.

Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of the golden age of radio with the Vintage 1951 Zenith H511 “Racetrack” Bakelite Tube Radio. Meticulously crafted in the United States, this piece embodies the timeless design and enduring quality synonymous with the Zenith brand. With its classic unit quantity of one, this collectible radio is a testament to the era’s engineering prowess. The sleek bakelite chassis encapsulates the charming aesthetics of the 1950s, making it not only a functional piece but also a standout display item for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

You are purchasing a mid-century modern Zenith “Racetrack” Tube Radio. This beautiful and classic radio has been fully restored and runs nicely picking up local channels. The deep brown cabinet is free of any cracks or chips and displays great. The radio model H511. Although the radio runs and has also an installed aux. Input selector to play from your favorite device via Bluetooth I do not run radios in my collection. I did test the radio and it runs picking up local channels. A new power cord and plug was installed when the radio was restored. The radio retains manufacturing stickers and the label by the person that the restored this radio.

You are purchasing a vintage Zenith Tube Radio. This model H511 is one of the more collectible Zenith radios often referred to as. Not often seen in the original cream color the cabinet has no cracks and only a few flea bites. The cabinet is bakelite. And the creme color finish is in very attractive. The radio powers up when plugged in but I was only able to get one channel. Please view the photos provided with this listing.

Zenith H511Y “Racetrack” Radio. Nice one for a collection. Or for Daily Listening. See Pics and Video. (may have to copy and paste link). This one will not disappoint.

Zenith Model 5-S-319 Table Radio (1939). The 5-S-319 (5S319) is one of Zenith’s “race-track dial” compact table radios introduced in the summer of 1938 for the 1939 model year. It features all-wave coverage plus Transcontinental Automatic Tip-Touch push-button tuning, a Zenith innovation new to the 1939 model year. This Zenith 5-S-319 “Racetrack Dial” was introduced in the summer of 1938 for the 1939 model year. This model, and the model 5-R-317 “World’s Fair” glass Rod radio, are two of the most unique and desirable Zenith radios among collectors. It has a five-tube chassis that performs much like a radio with a higher tube count due to Zenith’s superior engineering. The dial lamp works fine. The knobs, pointer, and push buttons are all original The walnut case is also in nice un-restored original condition. These sets are incredibly difficult to refinish as you almost always destroy the faux zebra stripe on the top and right front of the case. There are a few nicks and minor scratches, but for an 80 year old radio, I would say it’s in good original condition. A very compact table radio at 13″W x 9″H x 8D. The radio plugs in and starts up with a hum. Knobs and buttons seem to work fine. Needs work and restoration.