Absolutely certain I have a Kay-2 from Tiawan also. Just as described has a silver label on the back below the neck plate. A steel bar reinforced neck and two pups. I will be looking for the picture I took of it right after I bought it. I got a Kay Amp that was cheap but was ok for practice, just like the big “real” amps it had a separate head and speaker with regular phone plug jacks. The speaker and amp are gone now but I still have the guitar and it is complete. If you dont believe the date on this I can tell you I bought it USED from a music shop with my first paycheck from working at the college media center. I know the date was in September of 1977 without a doubt. I gave about $220 for the whole package, used guitar, amp, cool stylish strap, and matching red 25′ curly cord. The finish is clear on a deep cherry red stained ply body about 1″ thick. Fingerboard is black on a white edged plastic and has the Kay graphic engraved in gold. neck is clear on clear finish back side with a dark mahogany on the front and pearl dots. head is symetric 3 pegs each side and there used to be a Kay symbol on a black background but the gold Kay and circle came off with a cleaning long ago. I havent seen a head design like this one with any of the pictures i have seen. it also has a steel reinforcement bar across the strings at the head and the body’s string support is adjustable by height adjustment thumb nuts and has multiple grooves for string alignment. still looking for that picture so I can post and pass along. this is actually the first time i have seen any word that this one actually exists. I do have a serial number for it on the foil sticker as well. its 71107002