Epiphone
Les Paul "Vintage"

Gibson no longer make Ukuleles...
Apart from the fact that Gibson own Epiphone and Epiphone do make Ukuleles.

Also as Gibson own Epiphone and this is an Epiphone it means this is a real Les Paul rather than just a Les Paul shape. It even says Les Paul on the headstock, (probably a good thing that he's dead or he'd complain about it).

The Ukulele itself is very solidly built, (in Indonesia). It feels like you could club baby seals to death with it and then still knock out a tune. The downside of this solidity is it has a very thick sound board and this coupled with the fact it has quite a thin body means it's not very loud acoustically, you can of course put it through an amplifier though and it does do very well when amplified It's also worth changing the strings to get the best out of the sound and I have gone low G with it now which gives it a slightly more Guitar like feel.

One thing though, It may say Les Paul, it may even look like a Les Paul, but it still sounds like a Ukulele!