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I thought I had one saved somewhere but I can't find it now. They wired it to split the humbuckers to single coil when the tone knob was on ten, it worked really well. TIA!
Here's another approach that Gibson used on the GK-55. Two tones, master volume, and master variable coil split. A good friend has a GK-55 and this approach works well. The Bill Nash approach sort of mimics what Peavey did on the T-60 model. I had one of those and felt being able to split the pickups independently was a superior approach.