here it said KENT
I found this information:
Kawai guitar 67-68 Mosrite model
I think for the headstock is more 67 than 68.
My guitar was bought in Chile in 1968-69
Good Luck
Statistics: Posted by pimenton — Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:25 pm
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I have not seen this exact body before, so if i happen to come across more facts that either change my mind, or reinforce teisco/kawai I'll leave a post
Statistics: Posted by DeMontGuitars.com — Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:20 am
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I do not know what company built your guitar but I can tell you it was built in Japan. It has all the hardware and build characteristics of a Japanese instrument produced in the late 1960's.
I do have a concern. I don't think the neck is original to the guitar. I suspect this for three reasons. First, it makes no sense to put a Gibson style open book headstock on a Mosrite copy. I know the Japanese are known for mixing design elements from different companies but this is bizarre even by their standards. Second, there should be a nut showing in the pocket routed into the body at the base of the neck. This nut is to adjust the trussrod. Take a look to see if this nut has broken off or the neck has no trussrod. If there is no sign of a trussrod the neck is a replacement. Third, in the back view picture showing the backplate, the neck doesn't fit correctly. I'm guessing the neck came off of a hollowbody Japanese instrument.
Statistics: Posted by VintAxe — Thu Dec 16, 2010 3:32 pm
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as you can see the logo was removed but maybe a kay logo or even a kingston will fit i dont know thanks
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Statistics: Posted by ignisfatuus — Tue Dec 14, 2010 5:27 pm
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