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This is a vintage 1960s Kay Jazz II guitar like an ES 335 copy with a thin, hollow body.
It has the the Kelvinator head stock with Grover tuners.
The fingerboard has white pearl fret markers, two pickups, a one piece maple neck.
The neck is attached to the body by 3 bolts and uses a Bigsby B-6 vibrato and bridge.
Comes with the original case as shown.
This guitar is in great playing shape, straight neck, good frets and perfectly functioning electronics and vibrato.
The binding as shown is missing small pieces in some areas but has no effect on the playability and sound.
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