George Harrison,LP no inclued

 The first Rosewood Telecaster was Fender’s gift to Harrison to be used in the movie Let It Be. Rossmeisl and Philip Kubicki made two prototypes and chose the best one for Harrison. The guitar’s body was made with a thin layer of maple wood sandwiched between a solid rosewood back and top. “I spent hours sanding the bodies to perfection,” recalls Kubicki. The rosewood neck was built with a separate rosewood fingerboard glued to it. The whole guitar had a special satin polyurethane finish. Historians say that Harrison’s guitar was flown to England (in its own seat) accompanied by a courier, and hand-delivered to the Apple offices in December 1968.