Not so fast!
“Kellig h.” (and assorted other spellings of “k.”)
is usually associated with what can be seen as
a larkshead/cow hitch with the tail dogged back
around a part (and sometimes shown broadly
spaced parts as a timber h. + half-hitch).
AND, IIRC --book not at my side-- the more like
knot in [u]ABoK has a different dressing,
such that the bight turns back around the SParts,
and not the other way 'round!?
(will make note to check this)