Detail 01
75th Anniversary Blackguard Tele single-coil pickups
The neck pickup is voiced for warm, woody cleans; the bridge pickup emphasizes twang, attack, and bite.

Independent shopping perspective
Fender’s 75th Anniversary American Vintage II 1951 Nocaster is a right-handed, solid ash electric guitar built around early blackguard-era details. Its Blonde body and one-piece maple neck use Heirloom nitrocellulose lacquer for an aged visual character, while the substantial 1951 U profile and 7.25-inch maple fingerboard keep the feel rooted in the period. A pair of anniversary Blackguard Tele single-coils, three-way switching, and simple master controls cover warm neck cleans through the bridge pickup’s direct, cutting response.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The neck pickup is voiced for warm, woody cleans; the bridge pickup emphasizes twang, attack, and bite.
Detail 02
A substantial one-piece maple neck shape modeled on 1951 specifications.
Detail 03
Retains the early Tele-style bridge layout and brass saddle design.
Detail 04
Uses a period-style truss-rod adjustment arrangement.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a 75th Anniversary Blackguard Tele single-coil in both the neck and bridge positions.
A three-way blade switch works with master volume and master tone controls.
It uses a 1951 U-shaped, one-piece maple neck.
Yes. A hardshell case is included.
Reference
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