This instrument is a Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric in Matte Black.
While it looks very similar to the Ultra-Light Bass you shared earlier, this is the 6-string electric guitar version. It is specifically engineered to be the smallest and lightest full-scale travel electric guitar available.
Size and Weight: It is only 28 inches long and weighs approximately 3 lbs 2 oz, making it 28% shorter and 68% lighter than a standard full-size electric guitar.
Headless Construction: It uses a proprietary In-Body Tuning System, where standard tuning machines are relocated into the body to eliminate the need for a headstock.
One-Piece Build: The guitar features a neck-through-body design made from Eastern American Hard Maple.
Removable Lap Rest: Like your bass version, it includes a detachable metal frame (visible in your third and fourth photos) that allows for comfortable playing while seated.
Scale Length: Despite its tiny frame, it maintains a full 24.75-inch scale length, so the fret spacing feels exactly like a standard Gibson-style electric guitar.
Electronics: It is equipped with a high-output dual-rail humbucker pickup in the bridge position.
Passive System: The electronics are passive, meaning it does not require a battery to function.
Fingerboard: It typically has a Black Walnut or rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium frets.
Sound: The dual-rail humbucker is designed to provide a thick, "beefy" tone suitable for everything from clean jazz to heavy distortion, despite the guitar's small physical mass.
Market Value: These guitars generally retail new for approximately $349.99. On the used market, they typically sell for between $200 and $250 depending on condition.