Belamy Singlecut made in Japan with 70's Schallers

Up for sale is a 1970's or 80's Made in Japan lawsuit era guitar. The make's Belamy, of which I don't know anything, probably an off brand for some store. 

It shares tons of common things with matsumoku made mid range guitars of the time like arias or shiros. It's got a solid mahogany body and neck, rosewood fingerboard being the neck a bolt on, comes with an ABR-1 style bridge and Gibson style open book headstock, which makes it look especially good. 

It resonates great, doesn't weigh that much (around 3.7 kg) and plays like butter. The frets are perfect, there were slight marks on the frets which have been levelled and frets cleanly on every fret with no buzz even with very low string height. There's several scuffs, bumps and general wear but it's all purely cosmetic, structurally it's solid as a rock. Comes professionally set up with a fresh set of 10-46 Elixirs. 

It's got a set of 70's Schallers that work great, plus a new switchcraft jack and a bone nut. I can include a worn gold plated pickguard that gives it a ratty look I really enjoy. Can ship with the neck off to reduce the posibility of damaging it as well as the cost. 

The original pickups howl and roar like a good les paul should, it sounds really great.

Can ship wherever, US and outside of the EU buyers inquire before buying about shipping rates.