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It's a Les Paul copy with P90 type pickups.
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Your words, my underlining.
Copy being the key word. That's what made me think of the diagonal placed pup. Most of the P-90 style pups were soap bar style so they wouldn't have had the same style brackets as the usual humbuckers.
Any chance of a photo we could look at? That would help a lot.
Here's why....."vintage" means a lot of things to different people.
Which is yours? I am guessing yours is more like the '57, single cut-away, or one of the even earlier models similar to the original Gold Top LP with the old style stop bar and no bridge . But just to give an example of the term "vintage", these 3 are ALL listed as Vintage Les Pauls.
On the '57, the pups are parallel, it's the Bridge that is angled.
Just trying to help.