Vintage guitars

Fender Telecaster Blonde Danny Gatton, 1953.

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1950 Fender Broadcaster

Reimagining Leo Fender's designs by way of Valencia, Spain, Baños pays forensic attention to detail on his custom builds.

Do you have a desire to learn the guitar? Maybe you want to teach someone else. There are some things you should know so you can maximize this experience. These tips will help you ...

For many guitarists and collectors, a 1953 “blackguard” Telecaster is considered the Holy Grail of all Teles.

Bid on American Electric Guitar, Fender Electric Instruments, Fullerton, 1952/67, Model Telecaster for sale in auction. Auction Number 2595B, Lot Number 44

Most folks love guitars in one form or another. If you want to learn more about the guitar, the following tips will help you out. Before you know it, you will be playing much ...

For many guitarists and collectors, a 1953 “blackguard” Telecaster is considered the Holy Grail of all Teles.

Fender introduced the Broadcaster as a replacement for the original Esquire in mid-1950. The updated design included two single-coil pickups instead of one, as well as a truss rod in the neck. By 1951, Fender had dropped the Broadcaster model name to avoid conflict with a series of Getsch drums. For a period in early 1951, the model had no name on the headstock and these guitars have since been termed "No-casters." By the spring of 1951, the name Telecaster could be found on the model; the...