Alright, buckle up! This right here is an Epiphone Newport, but it's a far cry from the current production budget/beginner model of the same name. *This* Epiphone Newport was manufactured in Japan in the 70s, as one of the most well-appointed models in their range - check out the photos of the absolutely stunning maple/walnut/maple through-body construction! The name and body shape paid tribute to the Gibson Newport Bass of the early 60s, one of the first new solid-body models that Gibson introduced under the Epiphone brand after acquiring them.

Weighing in at a modest 8lb 1oz with a standard 34" scale, 1-9/16” nut width, and fairly thin neck mated with a RIC-esque mini Humbucker neck pickup and a "staple" pickup at the bridge position, this bass plays and sounds every bit as good as it looks. It has only some very light play wear from occasional use and has no doubt lived a fairly easy life. Will ship in what I believe to be the original case, though I can't be certain.

See this old listing (of this exact same bass!) for more specs and condition reference:

https://reverb.com/en-dk/item/75544999-epiphone-newport-bass-1970-s-walnut-medium-scale-mij-japan-matsumoku-jv

Don't hesitate to reach out with any further questions and thanks for looking!