Fender Case Logo at Nicholas Patterson blog

Fender Case Logo. It has no tail and no ®, marking it for 1960s. This is clearly a vintage fender guitar or bass case logo, but was used on my '69 princeton amp (thus screws vs rivets). A 59 jm would generally have a brown tolex case, a 64 jag would have a blonde tolex with black endcaps (my personal favorite fender case. No case logos were used from 1958 to. The logo on the black tolex case changes to have no. It is missing on 99% of all original tweed cases today. The top logo was used on rectangle fender tweed cases from about 1957 to early 1958. Still used the black tolex case, but now the case exterior has a plastic fender logo with a tail under the fender. Shop cases for guitars and basses. Travel with your gear across town or the country with confidence and the fender quality you trust. Fender’s spaghetti logo was used throughout the 1950s and is so named for its thin, stylized script, which appears in silver lettering with a thin black.

A 59 jm would generally have a brown tolex case, a 64 jag would have a blonde tolex with black endcaps (my personal favorite fender case. The logo on the black tolex case changes to have no. It has no tail and no ®, marking it for 1960s. Travel with your gear across town or the country with confidence and the fender quality you trust. Still used the black tolex case, but now the case exterior has a plastic fender logo with a tail under the fender. Fender’s spaghetti logo was used throughout the 1950s and is so named for its thin, stylized script, which appears in silver lettering with a thin black. It is missing on 99% of all original tweed cases today. The top logo was used on rectangle fender tweed cases from about 1957 to early 1958. This is clearly a vintage fender guitar or bass case logo, but was used on my '69 princeton amp (thus screws vs rivets). No case logos were used from 1958 to.

Fender Classic Series Wood Precision/Jazz Bass Case, Black at Gear4music

Fender Case Logo The logo on the black tolex case changes to have no. A 59 jm would generally have a brown tolex case, a 64 jag would have a blonde tolex with black endcaps (my personal favorite fender case. It has no tail and no ®, marking it for 1960s. Fender’s spaghetti logo was used throughout the 1950s and is so named for its thin, stylized script, which appears in silver lettering with a thin black. The logo on the black tolex case changes to have no. Still used the black tolex case, but now the case exterior has a plastic fender logo with a tail under the fender. No case logos were used from 1958 to. It is missing on 99% of all original tweed cases today. The top logo was used on rectangle fender tweed cases from about 1957 to early 1958. Shop cases for guitars and basses. Travel with your gear across town or the country with confidence and the fender quality you trust. This is clearly a vintage fender guitar or bass case logo, but was used on my '69 princeton amp (thus screws vs rivets).