Used Fender Custom Shop Rosewood Telecaster. Made in 1994. Includes: Body, hard case, certificate, bridge cover. The pickup cavity has a signature by Mike Bump. He was a long-time pickup design specialist at Fender and was also known for his interactions with Gene Baker. The body is a rosewood sandwich construction with thin wood (maple) in the center. The neck is a Rose on Rose structure, with a rosewood neck and rosewood fingerboard. The finish is a full matte finish, a natural finish that allows you to directly feel the texture of the wood. The actual weight is 3.89kg, which is very light for a Rose TL, allowing for stress-free playing. It's a used item with many small scratches, but there is no extreme damage. Pickguard has pick scratches. Pickup pole pieces have rust. The pickup selector knob has deteriorated internally and is easily detached, but it can be used for now. It is easily available, including third-party products. There are many buckle marks near the body back string hole. There are many dents, scratches, and scuffs the size of a grain of rice overall. There is also rust on the joint bolts. Other scratches and dirt associated with playing are present. The frets have no localized dents and remain about 70% overall. The truss rod is quite stiff in the tightening direction, and there is about 40 degrees of adjustment remaining. Operation has been confirmed. There are no problems with output or controls. Weight: Approximately 3.89kg A tweed hard case is included. I think this guitar is very similar in wood grain and color to the guitar owned by George Harrison himself (10th image), so it is especially recommended for Beatles fans.