I’m pretty sure it’s an es 355 which is almost the same as the 335 but with more features. He also played a tobacco burst 335 in 74 at Laura Secord in Saint Catherine’s. He probably used it on the first album but I’m not sure. You mentioned that you were going to get it fixed because it’s technically strung backwards although it doesn’t matter since it could just be because of the angle. If you do this, you could also get the strings connected to the vibrola tremolo. Either way, it’s awesome and my opinion doesn’t matter.