Vintage Kent Tube Guitar Combo Amplifier Blue/Cream w/ Original Shipping Box

Vintage Kent Tube Guitar Combo Amplifier Blue/Cream w/ Original Shipping Box

Vintage tube-amp charm—with its original shipping box still along for the ride!

Butler Music is pleased to offer this beautiful vintage Kent tube guitar amplifier, a great-looking survivor with distinctive blue-and-cream striped covering, dark blue accent panels, a woven grille, and the Kent name proudly displayed on the front.

This Kent has the kind of personality that makes older amplifiers so appealing. Its straightforward control panel features three instrument inputs, Volume and Tone controls, keeping the presentation simple and unmistakably vintage.

An especially interesting bonus is the original shipping box. It retains its National Bellas Hess, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri shipping label and Railway Express Agency paperwork. Those surviving details add a wonderful piece of mail-order music history to the package and make this amp particularly appealing as a collection or display piece.

Features and details:

• Vintage Kent tube guitar combo amplifier
• Three tubes visible in the chassis
• Single built-in speaker
• Three ¼-inch instrument input jacks
• Volume and Tone controls with on/off markings
• Control panel marked “117 Volts—AC-DC”
• Blue-and-cream striped cabinet covering with dark blue accents
• Woven grille cloth, Kent badge, and top carrying handle
• Original shipping box with surviving shipping labels included

Condition: In great overall cosmetic condition for its age, with some marks, discoloration, and surface wear visible in the photos. The cabinet presents beautifully and retains plenty of vintage character. The original cardboard box shows substantial age-related wear, including creasing, tears, and worn edges.

The exact model number and manufacturing year have not been verified. Internal components all appear original.

These are actual photos of the amplifier and box you will receive.

If you appreciate distinctive vintage amplifiers and the little historical details that usually disappear over the years, this Kent deserves a look!