| Very Good condition, 7/10, spruce top and walnut |
| body, when it came out this model had a spruce top |
| and maple body but this had changed by 1946, this |
| is the top of the line model from Swedish |
| manufacturer Levin in a series they called |
| Kay-Tone which was introduced in 1941 and made for |
| music publisher Ehrling & Lofvenholm, |
| this was the first natural blonde guitars in their |
| line-up as the first Levinbranded blonde guitars |
| came out in 1947, and according to the adds the |
| series had a few different models (archtops Count |
| and Duke, more basic archtop Lord and basic |
| flattop Prince, the last 2 have never surfaced) , |
| has a Single String pickup (manufactured by |
| Champion but since they never got a patent for |
| this product they ceased production according to |
| our sources with on/off switch in the pickguard, |
| walnut body, 5-ply neck, threaded output with |
| extra hole under the tailpiece, straight neck, one |
| repaired crack in the top by the waist, worn |
| finish on the top, including original black |
| softshell case which fits perfectly for this large |
| body, the name Kay-Tone was later used by Thore |
| Ehrlings orchestra for the various vocal groups |
| that were called Kaytoners and the name came from |
| the successful deal that the publishing company |
| had done with the Levin guitars |
