I have limited info on them. If you know more, feel free.
I am assuming from the neck pickup, if it is stock, this is a 70s Les Paul Deluxe that was repainted, the bridge pickup routed larger, and a middle pickup added, as well as a Kahler. The serial is painted over. The "Model" on the headstock seems off but it seems like a real Les Paul. Headstock repaired.
Intramark. The electronics seem to work. The finish is cracked a bunch. It would need a lot of work to the finish.
Silvertone, seems to work, if it gets dirty when turned up. Case is rough, but I assume most don't use it for the case.
I can't confirm if this is a Vox, there are no marks.
Ridiculous build. The body seems handmade, though the pickguard in the middle suggests most of the parts are from an actual instrument.
Complete and plays well. The finish is decent, a few nail sized dents, the binding is cracked but not unglued except for where it is chipping in two places, crack in the arch near pickups. Sounds and plays cool.
Seems a lot of the person's collection was from the 80s or earlier, based on the amount of metal stuff he had, modified like the Deluxe.
