70th Anniversary Esquire - Surf Green

From Fender:

“The very first solid-body electric guitar offered by Fender in 1950 was the Esquire. With an elegant single-cutaway silhouette, adjustable 3-saddle bridge and a lone, repurposed lap-steel pickup in the bridge position – the Esquire laid the groundwork for all solidbody electric guitars to follow and foreshadowed its more famous sibling, the Telecaster.

Like the earliest Esquire models, the 70th Anniversary Esquire features a pine body – a lightweight wood known for punchy and complex tone – and upgrades it with our roasting treatment, greatly improving the resonance of the body. Other features include a lacquer finish, thick “U”-shaped neck, Tim Shaw-designed Esquire bridge pickup – inspired by an original ’50 Esquire from Songbirds Museum in Chattanooga, TN – special anniversary neck plate and tweed case. Production of the 70th Anniversary Esquire will be limited to 2020 only.”

Surf Green, Gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish, Roasted Pine body, ’50 Broadcaster U shaped Maple neck with a 7.25” radius Maple fingerboard and vintage tall frets, 25.5″ scale length, 1.650″ (42 mm) wide bone nut, Tim Shaw designed Esquire bridge pickup, 3-way switching – position 1. bridge (tone control off), position 2. bridge (tone control on), position 3. bridge (tone control off, preset treble roll-off) and the master volume and tone controls, Three saddle American Vintage string thru body Tele bridge with the solid barrel steel saddles, Vintage style tuners, 6.7 pounds, With the Tweed hardshell case.