Early 70s-80s? Epiphone Riviera EB. Old orange label, quite possible the early made in Japan Epis, excellent build and in great shape. Double bound body/neck. I put Gibson P94 pickups in (like the Nick Valensi/Strokes model) nice thick midrange with that semi-hollow honk. These pups sound great! I had Dan's install a new Tusq nut and replace the bad toggle and jack. I installed a frequensator tail piece (again like the Valensi model) as it looks better than the stock trapeeze tail and the extra string length make the heavy bottom 10s feel much lighter....can go heavier gauge, thin strings sound weak on any semi-hollow. Has a pro setup too. The fretboard is very nice and dark, could be Ebony, frets are good. I upgraded to Grover tuners. It has a 'used' stamp on the back of the headstock, I'm sure it was for a finish issue as it has a full factory refinish. I can see specks of the original red by the 'F' holes. Here's your chance to own a vintage Epi Riviera that would smoke the new imports by a mile...maybe the Gibson ES335 too! Includes a hard case. $950.00 or BEST OFFER...must sell: $700.00 Heritage 150P Les Paul model. See Harmony Central for the rave reviews on this model! Unique that it has a Poplar wood body instead of Mahogany like Les Pauls do. The bonus is that it's light, feels like a good Strat, kicks like a Les Paul. Some dings and scratches, still a great looking player. All gold hardware and new Gibson speed knobs. I replaced the bad jack. This is a long discontinued model, not many around. It's also made in the former Gibson USA plant, quality built with a thin nitro finish...awesome player. Comes with a nice gig bag. $650.00 or BEST OFFER...must sell: $500.00 722-9979 Location: Kapolei it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests hawaii