Help to id this copy of a les paul recording

[Hans]

Please, can somebody help to identify the manufacturer of my guitar.

I owned this guitar for approximately 20 years. It has no name or a serial number. It is bought in Holland (second hand) by my sister in law.
In the search to the manufacturer I found a picture on a swedish website of an identical guitar, named Buck & Ricket.

On the electronica board I found this identifcation: "LE 200".
It's has a really good action and play's very well. It's weighs 3,4 kilo

Can someone help me to identify this guitar.

Pictures of my guitar






The photo on the swedish website

[Hans]

[jfine]

Fuji Gen Gakki made all kinds of copies of American guitars in the early '70's. I used to have a 1976 Ibanez catalog that had (among other models) a Les Paul Recording copy like yours. Fuji-made guitars were available as Ibanez in the USA, Greco in Japan, and Antoria in the UK, and likely other brands (or no brand) elsewhere. Buck & Ricket is a new one on me, but you'll find Japanese copy guitars under lots of different brand names. I wouldn't have been interested in a LP Recording copy at that time, as I had a real Gibson Les Paul Recording then.

[bod]

hi,this is either a sakai ,i have a similar one,same colour,it could be a stagg also see http://www.gretsch-talk.com/forum/other ... .html,ther is a cheaper sakai with cheaper fittings ect ebay item number: 380482192086,sakai was produced from guyatone who produced guitars for suzuki,some ibanez and others,has your back neck plate 4 or 6 holes,mine has 6,hope that helps

[bod]

just noticed a 6 hole plate,checkout the distributers http://torchharrison.hubpages.com/hub/J ... 50-to-1980

[bod]

http://www.gretsch-talk.com/forum/other ... stagg.html