Ibanez Salvador 1950s Two Tone Blue

Selling in store on behalf of a customer. 
Firstly,  this is unplayable.  The neck is like a scorpions tail and needs a skilled luthier to reset it. 
It comes under the heading rare/collectable/find me another one. 
Spent about a week researching,  so will tell you what we know/think.
It's made in Japan.  It was possible made for the French Market.  Ibanez can't tell us anything about it.  It was owned by and ex military man who was serving in Hong Kong and working with the Gurkhas.
It appears in a 'Star Musical Instruments' catalogue from the 1950s.  The two tone is reversed but princibly the same Instrument. Can't read descriptions as text blurs when zoomed in.  It is very similar to a Harmony Catalina which were made between 1955 and 1958 and are extremely rare.  So perhaps Ibanez copied Harmony or vice versa.  Dating the Star musical instruments catalogue would be handy but impossible so far. 
Like I say, it's unplayable,  the action is like the humber bridge and the neck curls up. The paint and body show their age and overall its bloody awesome because of all of the above. 
Any questions?