Shortly after, the country became active in the war effort. entered WWII on December 8, 1941.just one day after the bombing of Gibson electrical instrument production ceased somewhere around 1943 due to the war. Shortly after the new EH-100 appeared in the October 1, 1940's Supplement to Catalog AA, the price was raised and it was named the ES-125 for the complete guitar, The ES-100 derived its name from the price of the guitar & case, $55.00, plus the EH-100 amplifier $55.00 for a total of $110, or rounded down to just The Gibson ES-125 started out as the 1938 Electric Spanish, ES-100. WWII Gibson/Guitar Ads & Original Photos Con't.WWII Gibson/Guitar Ads & Original Photos.Early Post War Instrument Production Ads.Wartime Rationing Effects In Music Ads Con't.Wartime Rationing Effects In Music Industry Ads.
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