This is likely a Kawai full acoustic guitar manufactured in the mid-60s. It's a so-called "bizarre" guitar. It's pretty beat up. I think it looks cute and has a nice appearance. It has a short scale and a thick neck. The neck has a forward bow, and when pressing down on the 1st and last frets, there's more than 1mm of space between the strings and the 12th fret. It produces sound, but there's the expected crackling and noise. All the control knobs are non-original. The original knobs were broken and unusable. The pots have been replaced, but I think I used used ones. The string tree on the headstock has been replaced with one for a Stratocaster. The original string tree is also included. The right side of the headstock (facing the guitar) has come off once. The body size is the same as a Les Paul. The truss rod cover is cracked and missing. The pickguard is also missing. The sides, top, and back are constructed in a way that they could peel off at any moment. This is for someone who can accept it because it's a bizarre guitar. Since there's no case, I'd prefer to hand it over near the Ken-O Expressway Sayama-Hidaka Interchange. Alternatively, I can wrap it in bubble wrap and cardboard and ship it with the recipient paying for shipping. Type: Full Acoustic Color: Sunburst