Japanese made in 1981, the LS-50 was designed to bring an affordable Gibson style guitar to the global market. Not only did they achieve this goal, but they surpassed it in many ways as these are still considered to be as good as (if not better than) their Gibson counterparts. 
Designed to emulate the looks of a '58 Gibson Les Paul, the LS-50 features a mahogany body with a solid maple cap, slim 60's mahogany neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (12" radius, 43mm nut width), it weighs 4kg's. Loaded with a pair of Tokai "Vintage MKII" humbuckers and Japanese hardware. 
Clean overall vintage condition with a few blemishes to the finish as pictured. Given a professional service and setup prior to listing (with 11-52's) including a fret polish and truss adjustment, there's plenty of life in the frets and the neck is straight.