Kent Guitar 1960’s with two single coil pickups

Tremelo arm is missing

No case

Kent Guitar 1960’s  with two single coil pickups, The original “KENT” logo on the headstock. Solid body. Neck: Fully bound maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard, 20 frets, 6 original tuning keys with white buttons. Pickups/Hardware: 2 single coil pickups, 2 on/off selector switches, 1 volume knob and 1 tone knob, rhythm/solo switch, chrome hardware, original bridge cover with the “KENT” engraved logo. Cosmetics: This vintage guitar shows normal wear that is consistent with a 60 year old instrument – there are scratches & nicks & dings on the guitar and the pickguard shows some scratching & wear but overall this guitar is in good playable condition. There is some buckle rash on the back of the guitar & some wear around the edges of the guitar. Playability: This vintage guitar actually plays pretty good – the action is comfortable & the guitar has been set up with 10’s and it is ready to be played. The “Kent”  was established by , a musical instrument distributor based in , in 1960. Early Kent guitars were made by , based in Sweden. These were branded “Kent” in the  and “Futurama” in the . Later, around 1963,  and  guitars were rebadged as Kent guitars. Other manufacturers included , , and . In the early 1970s, Southland Musical Merchandise Corporation acquired the Kent brand and moved manufacturing to .