Gibson EH-100 1930's

Gibson EH-100 Lap Steel Amp in Very Good Condition. Recent recap and the plug has been upgraded to 3 prong. In Really nice condition for an 80 year old amp.

Here's some additional info from online:

The year was 1937, people believed the Great Depression was beginning to come to an end. Most North Americans were unaware of aggressions that were happening in Eastern Europe and Asia that would be the start of WWII. The Golden Gate Bridge opened, the Hindenburg went down and Amelia Earhart had disappeared.

Overshadowed that year, Gibson introduced a volume control to one of its most quintessential amplifiers of the time. That doesn’t sound like a very impressive achievement, but was still an important one. The EH-100 is a well-made, inexpensive, clean sounding amplifier. Due to lack of popularity it sold for only $55 or $100 with a Hawaiian Steel Lap Guitar. A small amp measuring a foot tall and fourteen inches across, it has a ten-inch hi-fidelity Utah electro-magnetic speaker. Most Gibson amplifiers of this time had similar power amp circuitry, but would constantly change. This EH-100 has five tubes, three stages of amplification and eight watts of power.

$100 Flat shipping and insurance in the USA only via UPS Ground.

Amplifier will be packed, padded and shipped in a sturdy shipping box.