Kay Double Cut Through Neck 70 or 80s

This one I'd rather keep so i'll see how the interest is :-) This is a rare early- 70s or 80s Kay Double Cut (similar but maybe a bit more rounded than a Gibson Les Paul Double Cut) with Through-Neck construction. Most likely Korean build quality but happy for someone to tell me it's actually Japan. Brass nut, bridge and even the truss rod cover. Some information I found on line - 'A stunning and very hard-to-find Kay double-cutaway from the early 1980s, built in Korea during the famed Cort-factory period. These MIJ-style MK-era Korean builds are known for exceptional craftsmanship, and this one is no exception: neck-through construction, brass hardware throughout, an ebony fingerboard, and a natural finish that really shows off the multi-ply maple/walnut laminations. This is a serious player’s guitar disguised as a rare collectible—high output zebra humbuckers, string-through body, and the kind of singing sustain only a thru-neck, brass-loaded build can deliver. Alongside the 3-way pickup selector, a dedicated phase-switch adds extra tonal options for cutting, funky, or hollowed tones. Completely original, exceptionally clean, and showing some playwear. Amazing condition concidering its age. Some Specs; Maple double-cutaway body w/ walnut stripes 5-piece maple/walnut neck-through construction Ebony fingerboard w/ triple brass dot inlays 21 medium-jumbo frets (excellent condition) 24 ¾" scale, 12" radius 2× original high-output humbuckers (zebra) Hardtail brass bridge + brass nut and saddles Chrome tuners Controls: 2× Volume, 2× Tone 3-way mini-switch (pickup selection) 2-way mini-switch (phase inversion) Natural gloss finish More photos on request - ideally collection but can meet in Dublin D15 area. Thanks for checking out my ads - more ads to be posted including Squire, Kay, Ibanez, Cort and Landola acoustics as doing big clear out.