 1950 60s Fender Telecaster Barrel Dakaware Switch Tip  US $19.99
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 Stratocaster Strap Buttons 1963 Telecaster Pre CBS US $29.00
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 fender telecaster 1967 lake placid blue custom color US $7,000.00
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 1973 FENDER TELECASTER GUITAR PRECISION BASS KNOBS NR US $41.00
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 Fender Telecaster 1978 1979 US $1,750.00
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 VINTAGE 1973 FENDER TELECASTER DELUXE RARE BLONDE ORIG US $2,399.00
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 VINTAGE REAL DEAL 1973 FENDER TELECASTER DELUXE US $2,650.00
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 Fender Telecaster 1968 Black Rosewood Fingerboard Nice US $7,995.00
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 60s Fender Hardshell Case for Stratocaster Telecaster US $249.00
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 Custom Leather Covered Road Case for Your Telecaster US $249.00
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 VINTAGE USED GUITAR PARTS LOT 7 telecaster tele US $65.00
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 USED GUITAR PART LOT 8 telecaster tele ESQUIRE US $75.00
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 VINTAGE USED GUITAR PARTS LOT 6 telecaster tele US $45.00
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 Fender Telecaster 1978 US $1,435.00
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 1960 Stratocaster STRAP BUTTONS Telecaster VTG Fender US $39.00
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 1965 Fender Telecaster Original US $2,025.00
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 1955 FENDER TELECASTER PICKGUARD US $1,399.00
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 Vintage Fender Telecaster 1976 US $306.00
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 1953 Blackguard Telecaster GVCG guitar US $1,775.00
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 Vintage 1981 Fender USA Bullet Telecaster Original N R US $500.00
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 VINTAGE 1968 FENDER TELECASTER 100 ORIG MAKE OFFER US $8,200.00
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 Fender Telecaster Detailed Story Book James Burton 1991 US $.99
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 Vintage 1973 Fender Telecaster Deluxe Project Guitar US $250.00
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 2 VINTAGE TELECASTER VOLUME TONE CONTROL KNOBS MINT US $9.25
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 72 Fender Telecaster Deluxe 60th Anniversary Edition US $450.00
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 1977 Fender Telecaster Deluxe 1978 2 Humbucker vintage US $1,800.00
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 Telecaster® Style Vintage Loaded body WORLD FREE SHIP US $804.00
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 Early 50s Fender Blackguard Telecaster Bridge Cover US $.99
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 Original 69 Fender Telecaster Guitar Neck Tuners US $2,450.00
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 Vintage Hondo II Professional Telecaster Tokai US $499.00
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 Lefty Left Handed 1959 Fender Esquire Telecaster RARE US $39,000.00
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 Telecaster 70s Parts Diagram Rare Colors Collectible US $12.00
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 Old Original Fender Telecaster Neck Pickup Cloth Wire US $26.01
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 1979 FENDER TELECASTER BRASS BRIDGE US $69.00
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 Vintage 1952 Telecaster Refinished and Modded Player US $8,999.99
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 FENDER TELECASTER 1969 US $1,000.00
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 VINTAGE FENDER TELECASTER TELE BRIDGE 1972 1981 US $150.00
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 FENDER TELECASTER BRIDGE VINTAGE 1971 1981 US $125.00
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 Fender Telecaster Custom 1974 sunburst with case US $2,699.00
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 TELECASTER® Style TUBE LOADED CONTROL PLATE FREE SHIP US $189.95
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 1967 FENDER TELECASTER US $1,500.00
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 70s Fender Telecaster brass control cavity shield plate US $14.95
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 Late 70s Fender Telecaster Brassmaster control plate US $22.95
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 60s mid 70s Fender Telecaster chrome control plate US $49.95
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 1978 Fender Telecaster Neck with Tuners Clean US $399.00
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 1968 FENDER TELECASTER BIGSBY BRIDGE PLATE US $199.00
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 1978 FENDER TELECASTER CUSTOM PICKGUARD ANTIGUA US $399.00
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 1965 FENDER TELECASTER PICKGUARD US $650.00
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 80s FENDER TELECASTER BRIDGE PICKUP US $199.00
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 Telecaster® Style Vintage Custom Loaded Body FREE SHIP US $804.95
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Fender Telecaster Vintage Electric Guitar
The Fender Telecaster Electric Guitar was commercially available in 1951. It was actually officially invented in 1949 as the Esquire, which was then upgraded from a one-pickup to a two-pickup design and renamed the Broadcaster. After suffering a trademark dispute with another company selling Broadkaster drums, it was renamed again and called the Fender Telecaster.
It was a fairly boring ‘slab-like’ design with a wide single-piece neck made from maple. The Telecaster had a very simple design purely because Leo Fender designed it to be mass-produced and as such, wanted to keep production costs down and make the prospect of repair as quick and easy as possible. Traditional guitar design at this time involved the neck being glued in place but the Telecaster neck was bolted on to allow easy access if a repair was necessary and there was also a removable control plate to allow easy access to the electronics. The body was made of ash or alder and sported two single coil pickups. At a later date the Esquire was reintroduced as a cheaper version of the Telecaster featuring a single-coil pickup.
Nowadays there are several versions of the Telecaster including: Telecaster Thinline, Deluxe, Custom, Plus and Jr.
The Telecaster Thinline was actually a semi-hollow design. It appeared in 1968 and is now available in two editions; one with a mahogany body and two standard pickups and another with a solid ash body and two wide range pickups.
The Telecaster Deluxe was most notable for its two humbucking pickups which help reduced electrical interference. It was originally distributed over nine years between 1972 and 1981 but this model was reintroduced again at a later date.
The Telecaster Custom came on the scene in the early seventies and had a wide range humbucker and bridge pickup. It was a favourite of Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards who really brought it to the forefront of popularity.
The Fender Telecaster Plus was a dual-pickup, solid-body electric guitar using lace sensor pickups. During the seventies Fender suffered a decline in the quality of their production so the Telecaster Plus was brought in to try and improve the reputation again.
The Fender Telecaster Jr. was a very limited edition electric guitar made in the early nineties. There were only 150 of these produced. Its body and scale design closely resemble the Telecaster but its electronics more closely resembled Gibson guitars than Fender. This really appealed to an audience who were fans of both Fender and Gibson but wanted something of a combination of the two.
Along with the Fender Stratocaster, The Fender Telecaster Electric Guitar is one of the most well-known guitars in the world and earlier versions are worth a fortune.