Rare Morris Telecaster single pickup, Made In Japan 1967

Morris Telecaster Made In Nagano, Japan in 1967, during the first year of this brand's history. Copy of the Fender Telecaster era from the early 60s, with a single pickup and a tone and volume control. The same Morris brand was the first distributor of Fender and Gibson in Japan, so they knew these guitars very well, and they were highly valued for their quality and sound, mainly based on models such as the snakehead and esquire telecaster also with a single pickup. Exceptionally light guitar, only weights 2,3 kg (5,07 lbs), incredible sound despite having a single pickup, authentic tone of a 60's telecaster, its reverb and resonance is impressive even unplugged. Zero fret. Sunburst finish. Very smooth and comfortable to play, the bridge allows you to adjust both the height and the spacing of the strings precisely and quickly. Perfect tuning. All original, practically in perfect condition, only small marks on the body paint. The line seen on the back of the headstock is wood grain (last photo), there are no cracks or repairs.