This Kay Thin Twin has a rare "Tempo" logo and was made in the USA in 1952. It has one of the largest profile baseball bat necks we have ever felt on an electric guitar. The guitar shows some play wear but is in overall...

Here we have a really neat Baxendale Kay Sherwood Deluxe Conversion! This guitar was redone in 2021. It features a spruce top, mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and rosewood bridge. It has...

Kay Swingmaster approx. 1965... with Kay Vanguard 704 amplifier... non original gig bag is included

double cut-a-way, Kelvinator headstock, one of the cool ones, Bigsby

Jumbo flattop, Chicago-made, lacquer finish, recent neck set so plays and sounds great, spruce top with laminate mahogany back and sides. 17” lower bout, tortoise guard, ladder-braced but that doesn’t seem to hurt the...

Sunburst, laminate spruce top and laminate maple back and sides. Big 17” body with a later Tele pickup (possibly MIJ). This is what Arthur Big Boy Crudup played. He wrote “That’s all right Mama” and “My Baby Left Me”...

A rare one! Here's a vintage original circa 1959 Kay Sizzler in original Grey Speckle finish with double pickup configuration. Original Grey Speckle finish is clean and super cool. Original pickguard in decent shape and...

1950's Kay Thin Twin K162 Tobacco Burst Semi-Hollow Body Bass Guitar. Very good condition, see pictures. Missing headstock logo. Filled holes in headstock from extra tuners; was made 6-String then converted back. Plays...

1950's Kay Jimmy Reed Thin Twin Natural Electric Guitar. Excellent condition, see pictures! Made in the United States. Call for details!

Vintage Kay Concert Bass Viola. As far as I can tell, it's dated between '37 and '41 (ser# 809?-see photo). Spruce top with Maple back and sides (check out the flame). Ebony fingerboard. Plays and sounds amazing. Back...