Fender Telecaster Custom 1978 Natural
Cat#: 9598

A nice clean example of 1978 Fender Telecaster Custom. Ash body in natural with maple neck. These are always popular guitars, come and have play to see why.

Fender Telecaster Olympic White 1972
Cat#: 9523

What is the old saying? Blonde's Rule! Well, when it comes to Telecasters for the masses, that colour sure did... Throughout the fifties, sixties and seventies, it was the standard colour. Now days, as time has gone by, the less popular colours back then are the most popular now. They are hard t...

Fender Telecaster Blonde 1971
Cat#: 9522

When I started collecting guitars it was 1974. The new thing for Fender was the three bolt neck on the Stratocaster. The Telecasters however stayed true to their 1950's and 60s four-bolt construction. Virtually unchanged from a late 1960's version.

Fender Telecaster Blackguard 1954
Cat#: 9443

To think that this April 1954 Telecaster (that Gloria was placing the electrics into) in the old Fender Factory could have been sitting next to a pre production Stratocaster!

Fender Telecaster 1968 Blonde
Cat#: 9324

This is a late sixties Telecaster, when found with a maple neck, these fabulous Tele's have a lot of the appeal of a late fifties guitar.

Fender Telecaster Custom 1967 Sunburst
Cat#: 9299

Why are these guitars so popular? The Emmanuel Brothers? Matt Moffit from Mat Finish? Andy Summers the Police. I think this one might have been owned by a Police fan :)

Fender Telecaster Custom 1971 Sunburst
Cat#: 8785

A near perfect example of the art of the Telecaster. Unlike the Stratocaster, which went through radical changes when CBS took over Fender, the Tele remained pretty much unchanged right through to 1971, the year this guitar was made. Perhaps because the Tele was so perfect to begin with, it was ...

Fender Telecaster 1957 Blonde Clean!
Cat#: 8656

If ever a guitar could be described as having everything, this could be it. As far as investments go ... In real estate is is location, location, location. In vintage guitars it is condition, condition, condition.

Fender Telecaster 1968 Custom Candy Apple Red
Cat#: 8598

A Fender Custom Telecaster in original Candy Apple Red is quite a breathtaking find. This one is in great condition. The colour has faded to a beautiful tangerine. The pickups, while original, have both been rewound by Martin Kell.

Fender Telecaster Candy Apple Red w/Bigsby 1969
Cat#: 8359A

Ever since I first owned a '68 Paisley Telecaster I have a fondness for maple capped Teles. They have a voice unto themselves. When you put a Bigsby into the mix, you really get something unique!