The Greco EG-480 from 1975, a Les Paul Custom-style guitar made in Japan, typically features a mahogany neck, block inlays on the fingerboard with neck binding, and a slim 60s-style neck profile. It also comes with a 24 3/4" scale length, a 12" fingerboard radius, and medium frets. The guitar is equipped with Maxon U-500 humbucker pickups (known as "Jazz Rock" pickups), a 3-way switch, and two volume and two tone controls. 
Key Specifications of the Greco EG-480 (1975):
Construction: Typically Les Paul Custom style, often with a solid body or some weight-relieved chambering.
Neck: Mahogany.
Fretboard: Rosewood with block inlays and neck binding.
Neck Profile: Slim 60s-style.
Scale Length: 24 3/4 inches.
Fingerboard Radius: 12 inches.
Frets: Medium.
Pickups: Maxon U-500 humbuckers (often described as "Jazz Rock" pickups).
Controls: 3-way switch, 2x Volume, 2x Tone.
Nut Width: Approximately 43mm (or 1-11/16").
Tuners: Greco Rotomatic-style, sealed.
Finish: Available in Cherry Sunburst or other sunburst variations, and some models may have a tiger flamed top.
Weight: Varies, but around 3.7kg to 4.03kgs are noted
Has had the neck repaired in the past - holding strong with no issues