Zenith 9S365 Art Deco Shutter Dial Radio – A 1939 Patriotic Classic
Discover the iconic Zenith 9S365 Art Deco Shutter Dial Radio, a 1939 masterpiece celebrated for its bold Stars and Bars patriotic design and World’s Fair legacy. This restored 9-tube console captures the glamour of the Art Deco era with its stunning black Shutter Dial, luminous Green Magic Eye, and rare patriotic styling. Measuring 42 inches tall, this vintage Zenith radio makes a powerful statement in any collection or living space, offering both historic beauty and timeless performance. Perfect to use as a vintage guitar amplifier.
Original 1939 Zenith 9-Tube
Green Magic Eye
large acoustic adapter speaker.
Sought after black Shutter Dial Model 9-S-365 with 3 bands
Motorized / Automatic Tuning
Original re-finished cabinet & replica speaker grille cloth
Restored chassis
aux input for a Bluetooth receiver, TV, LP, CD, electric guitar, etc. Includes a plug in bluetooth receiver.
Restored Performance for Today’s Lifestyle
Beyond its striking exterior, this 9-tube powerhouse has been fully rebuilt to factory specifications for flawless performance. The tuner has been disassembled, cleaned, and re-lubricated, while outdated capacitors, resistors, and wiring have been replaced with precision. Tubes were tested and restored, ensuring strong reception across all three bands. With an included plug-in Bluetooth receiver, this Zenith seamlessly blends vintage radio craftsmanship with modern audio streaming. Connect your TV, LP, CD player, or even an electric guitar, and enjoy rich, full-bodied sound through the large acoustic adapter speaker.
A Legacy Investment for Collectors
This Zenith 9-S-365 is not only a functional radio—it’s a historical artifact from the dawn of the World’s Fair era. Carefully refinished with satin lacquer and re-glued veneer, it showcases the level of care invested in its preservation. Free delivery within the continental USA adds peace of mind, making it both accessible and investment-worthy. Measuring 26.9″ wide by 42″ tall, and weighing 57 lbs, it commands attention as a museum-quality showpiece. For serious collectors, this is more than a purchase—it’s ownership of a patriotic piece of American history.
