A lovely Kay K6533 Value Leader model electric hollow body, dating from circa 1965 (made in Chicago, USA).
 
These guitars are best known for being the 'Jack White' model. I believe he uses one of these to play Seven Nation Army (tuned to open A). They're also rightfully referred to as a 'poor man's ES-125', with very similar aesthetics and functionality.
 
Naturally, it has a great blues sound and packs a lot of punch from the lone pickup. Plays nicely with a comfortable action, original brass frets in decent condition, too.
 
Specs:
Country of origin: USA (Chicago)
Date of manufacture: 1965
Sunburst finish
Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays
'Faux Flame' finished neck and back
1x Kay 'Pancake' pickup
1x volume and 1x tone control
 
Condition:
Excellent condition for a guitar turning 60 this year. Some marks, minor dings and signs of playing wear, though no breaks, cracks or issues.
 
Modifications/repairs:
One small hole to headstock from previous strap pin.
 
Accessories:
None.
 
Free shipping to mainland UK via Parcelforce 24. More photos available on my site - if you have any questions or queries then please get in touch!
Ollie's Guitars is an independent Nottingham-based business run solely by myself - Ollie. All guitars receive a basic shop setup, including the action being set comfortably, a fresh set of strings and all electronics / pots cleaned (unless otherwise specified). I would recommend having any guitar setup to your preferences following delivery to suit your preferred playing style and string gauge, etc.