Need help identifying this guitar

[dhb412]

And of course I'm interested in it's worth. Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated. I doubt it's worth anything really, but it was fun finding a new bridge for it, and tuning it up. The neck is pretty warped, so I tune it real low to keep the tension down. It sounds pretty good for being so old.

I just wish I had the guitar that he built by hand overseas out of aluminum from the wing of an airplane while fighting in WWII... oh well...


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[Spud1950]

[viking]

[dhb412]

[viking]

[doctor Guy]

by the position of the logo cant help thinking part of it is missing
Meaning the king is way down between the posts and nothing on the top part of the headstock. There was Tone King and recording King probably others that I cant think of right now but the ones i have seen didnt have tone across the top and king going down I will look some more

[viking]

l have been researching this morning took a second look l think he bought it overseas when l first collected l had a number that looked american . you could also look Canadian we had a huge company that was called R S Williams that made everything from mid level guitars to wind instruments ,pianos and brass. they had some of that ones characteristics.