Harmony Espanada H63 1960 Black

UPDATE 12/28/2016:
I've had a few questions on the guitar that I will try to answer.

Q. Are the electronics original?
A.  I believe everything is original but not 100% sure.  I poked my iPhone into the sound hole and took a photo of the pots and capacitors.  See new photo.

Q.  How is the action?
A.  Action is, of course, adjustable via bridge.  I have set the intonation, and the action is set very low right now, just at the point of no buzz, between 3/32" and 1/8".  See photo taken at 12th fret.

Q.  Is there any sag to the top?
A.  I don't believe so.  There is no indication of any sagging or warping to body or neck.

Q.  Are there any defects to the binding?
A.  I have not noticed any defects to the binding.  Upon recent inspection, I did notice that the tone knob is scratched on top.  Can be buffed out, but need to be careful not to rub out the "tone" lettering.

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Mint condition, all original Harmony H63 Espanada in original case.

This is the authentic Espanada with logo on headstock and upper bout.

All original mint condition, including case.  Original 6-pole P-13 pickups made by Gibson.

There are two small chips in the back, along the binding, roughly about 1/8" or less. Other than that, mint.

1960 Harmony Espanada Hollow Body Single Cutaway Guitar. Two huge sounding Gibson Made P13 Pickups, original Tailpiece with the original tuners and Case. 

The Pickups are made by Gibson and are made just for these guitars. Silvertone also has a model like this one with the same pickups. They have been calling the Silvertones, Espanadas as they look like these, but only Espanada’s have the Espanada name plates on the Headstock and body…

(1955-1964) - Electric Archtop - Black
2 pickups. Older models with "Harmometal" aluminium trimming, until 1957. Thick White/Black/White bindings from 1958. New neck with trussrod in 1956. Body depth changes from 3 1/2" to 2 3/4" in 1960.

Willing to ship this guitar to Europe.  Estimated cost is $150US, but will charge you actual shipping costs.  I generally do not charge an additional handling or packing material costs, just the shipping costs.