The Teisco EB-200 is a vintage Japanese bass guitar from the 1960s, known for its unique aesthetics and raw, punchy tone. 
This bass seems to be all original with the exception of new strap buttons (strap locks) and an added wood finger rest that could be taken off if wanted. I personally think it looks great!
Key Features of the Teisco EB-200:
Body: Solid body with a double-cutaway design. Rare Silver color that looks amazing.
Neck: Bolt-on maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard.
Pickups: Equipped with two single-coil     pickups, delivering a gritty, garage-rock tone. Pickup Measurements: Neck - 7.6k Q Bridge - 7.0k Q
Controls: Volume and tone knobs, plus a pickup selector switch.
Bridge: Metal bridge, with individual saddles for intonation.
Headstock: Classic Teisco “batwing” with inline tuners.
Weight: 8 lbs 4 oz
Tone & Playability:
The EB-200 has a warm, slightly growly tone, making it great for blues, garage rock, and lo-fi indie music. The short-scale neck makes it comfortable for players with smaller hands or those who prefer a more compact feel.
Really cool piece of bass history!
Comes with new gig bag.