I have a Zenith with chassis number 1081 but no model number. Any ideas??

: I have a Zenith with chassis number 1081 but no model number. Any ideas??

Earl,
are you sure that's not 10B1..?
year was 1941...can you describe it more..
Must be a nice console with the large tube count...

: : I have a Zenith with chassis number 1081 but no model number. Any ideas??

: Earl,
: are you sure that's not 10B1..?
: year was 1941...can you describe it more..
: Must be a nice console with the large tube count...

There is a 10-s-669 listed with that chassis..1942,,
that would be a nice radio

: : : I have a Zenith with chassis number 1081 but no model number. Any ideas??

: : Earl,
: : are you sure that's not 10B1..?
: : year was 1941...can you describe it more..
: : Must be a nice console with the large tube count...

: There is a 10-s-669 listed with that chassis..1942,,
: that would be a nice radio

I am working on a 12-H-670 (same year, 1942). For the
longest time I couldn't figure out what the model number
was either but I had the chassis number as you do until
I cleaned it up some more and actually paid attention
to the ink stamp on the case for one of the IF transformers
which clearly states 12H670. I must have noticed that
mark for a couple of weeks before I took the time to
clean it and make sense of it. I was looking everywhere
else for the model number. This is my first antique
radio so I have no idea if this is standard Zenith practice
or not.