What's the guitar?

[kris]

What production and what model is it?
Maybe someone knows ...?
Thanks for help.
Attachment 88431

[Hammertone]

Smells very West German from here, as opposed to Japanese.
Clearly modified a bunch.
Not a Framus, Hofner, Hopf, or Hoyer, IMO.
Show a LOT of Klira DNA*, so that's my first guess.

...processing...processing...

More pix available?

* Very similar body style to:
-Klira 319 "Top Star" as shown in Schnepel/Lemme, figure 8.9
-Klira 187B "Shake Star" as shown in Schnepel/Lemme, figure 8.14

[Archie]

Smells very West German from here, as opposed to Japanese.
Clearly modified a bunch.
Not a Framus, Hofner, Hopf, or Hoyer, IMO.
Show a LOT of Klira DNA*, so that's my first guess.

...processing...processing...

More pix available?

* Very similar body style to:
-Klira 319 "Top Star" as shown in Schnepel/Lemme, figure 8.9
-Klira 187B "Shake Star" as shown in Schnepel/Lemme, figure 8.14

I'd put a small amount of money on an old Kawai? The body looks almost identical.

[customxke]

Angelica Barney Kessel Style Hollowbody 1970s Sunburst | OHV | Reverb

[Cavalier]

I think Univox used the same colors.

[kris]

Angelica Barney Kessel Style Hollowbody 1970s Sunburst | OHV | Reverb

Thanks.
The owner of the guitar told me it was made in Japan.
Looks like he was right.

[Hammertone]

...processing complete.
Conclusion: Japan for the win!

[kris]

...processing complete.
Conclusion: Japan for the win!

Thanks for help.
...but one problem is that this guitar has a longer scale than standard guitars.
I do not know why?
Best
Kris