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1953 Fender Esquire

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Brand: Fender

John Maus was the guitar player for The Walker Brothers, a trio from California who moved to England in the 1960s to be a part of the beginning rock and pop movement there. They had a string of hits, including "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore" in 1966.

The Walker Brothers played a few shows together with the Yardbirds, whose lead guitar player at the time was Jeff Beck. John Maus sold Jeff Beck one of his Fender Esquire guitars; the now famous "Yardbirds Esquire", a 1954 model John had modified by cutting Stratocaster like contours into the body.

John owned a second Fender Esquire, which he left in its original shape. This is the other one, a beautiful and fully original 1953 model. It plays and sounds exceptionally great.

Whether you look at this as a piece of Rock and Pop music history, or just a really great blackguard Esquire, it's an exceptional piece either way.


Year, Make, Model
1953 Fender Esquire
Serial Number 3576
Condition Excellent
Finish Butterscotch
Body Material Ash
Body Date 2/3/53
Neck Material Maple
Neck Construction Solid
Fretboard Material Maple
Frets Original
Tuners Original
Neck Thickness 1st Fret: 0.94"
12th Fret: 1.0"
Neck Width 1st Fret: 1.68"
12th Fret: 2.01"
Nut Width 1.63"
Bridge Original
Pickups Original
Pickup Configuration SS
Plastics Original
Pots & Codes Original
Case Tosch Reproduction Poodle
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