This is an auction for the tremolo block of a Stratocaster only. Judging from the type of silver anti-rust paint and the chamfering on both ends of the block, it is believed to be from the 1960s. This is an important part for creating the Stratocaster tone, and it is a rare part that rarely appears on the market. I acquired it in the United States about 40 years ago and kept it for restoration, but I have decided to sell it this time. The tremolo arm seems to be broken, and the base remains stuck in the hole. It was probably removed due to damage to the arm mounting area, but there are traces of the previous owner's attempts to repair it, such as a drill hole of about 2 mm in diameter and about 12 mm deep where they tried to dig out the broken part. Please refer to the photos. The arm cannot be attached in its current condition, and it is unclear whether it can be repaired. Please understand that everything in the photos is included, and this is the item as it is.