Fender 1969 Telecaster Bridge With Screws, Excellent

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This Fender 1969 Telecaster bridge is in excellent condition.

It's a bridge from a 1969 Telecaster, and it comes with its screws.

Leo Fender developed the Telecaster in Fullerton, California, in 1949 and 1950. The single-pickup Esquire appeared in 1950, and around September 1951 Fender renamed the guitar the Telecaster after Gretsch objected to the name Broadcaster. The classic Tele bridge has three adjustable saddles with the strings doubled up. Fender moved away from brass saddles to threaded steel saddles starting in 1958. Guitar Player notes six individually adjustable saddles after 1976. A 1969 bridge comes from the CBS years, after the 1965 sale and before the six-saddle bridges!

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