Klira Triumphator  vinyl red vintage guitar 1960s
with case the 2 microphones work but you need to review the jack plug which does not work very well.
It has an offset waist, and a slightly different body shape with a more pronounced horn. The one toaster pickup sounds super fat for one single coil. 
This vintage guitar is a truly rare oldtimer. It is a wonderful decoration that will be perfect for your vintage guitar collection. To be played it will need a good cleaning and a great adjustment. This guitar is sold in its original condition, just taken out of an attic. Very rare, it could be in a museum.
This guitar can be viewed upon prior request at Guitar's Cafe , Rue de Bourg 11 - 1003 Lausanne - Switzerland. 
Otherwise it will be sent quickly after purchase.
 
. Klira Company History
Klira, founded by Hermann and Ernst Klier in Erlangen, Germany, in the 1940s, initially gained fame for their high-quality violins and violas. In the 1950s, they expanded into guitar manufacturing, producing both electric and acoustic guitars. Klira guitars are renowned for their meticulous craftsmanship, excellent sound quality, and comfortable playability. Although the brand ceased operations in 1982, Klira instruments remain highly sought after by vintage instrument enthusiasts and collectors.
2. Model Triumphator Ohio
Body Length: 40 inches
Nut Width: 1.67 inches (42.5 mm)
Scale Length: 25 inches (635 mm)
Body Material: Abachi wood, known for its light weight and workability
Neck Material: Beech multi-ply wood, providing durability and stability
Fretboard: Rosewood with pearloid dot inlays
Overall Length: 40.5 inches
Pickups: Two Schaller single coils
Controls: Master tone and master volume controls
The Klira Ohio Triumphator is a unique model from the 1960s, featuring a vinyl-covered body, which was a popular trend at the time. This model was likely sold through the Quelle mail order catalog under the name "Triumphator Electric".