It also has a red pointer for the "split second" portion of the dial. The split second dial is calibrated from 0 to 60 and is used as a fine tuning idicator, a type of bandspread. One can note the position of the red pointer with relation of the main pointer for pin pointing favorite stations. The main pointer is brass and has the distinctive "Z" in the center. All knobs are wood and have the "lightning bolt Z" carved into them.
The radio chassis was a mess when I received it. Below is a picture of the chassis on my workbench before I cleaned it.
To repair this radio, I had to replace the filter capacitors and most all of the other coupling and bypass capacitors. I also had to replace the audio output transformer mounted on the speaker. I was able to purchase a replacement transformer and mount in using the original copper-colored frame that mounted the old defective transformer. Below is a picture of the back of the radio. You can see the new transformer mounted to the speaker. This radio works well now.
The radio chassis is copper coated although this example has considerable rust on the chassis. I painted some of the larger rust places with copper paint. Below are pictures of the chassis after I cleaned and repaired it and re-installed in the radio.
