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."This guitar is in very good condition with some wear along the bottom of the body to note. Includes OHSC.  Body Material: Roasted Pine Neck/Fingerboard: Maple Tuners: Vintage-Style Weight: 6.6 lbs Scale Length: 25.5" Nut Width: 1.650" Neck Profile: 1950 Broadcaster® "U" Neck Depth: 0.890" - 1.003" Radius: 7.25" Electronics: Tim Shaw Designed Esquire Bridge Pickup Pickup Impedance: 7.8k Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N): N Case: OHSC (Tweed w/ orange interior) Modifications/Repairs: None Condition Notes: Very good - some finish wear on the bottom on the body