George Harrison's impact and influence on popular music are unparalleled. His sonic experimentation and innovative tones helped propel the Beatles to legendary status.

George played a variety of iconic guitars throughout his career, but the most visually distinctive was his 1961 Sonic Blue Stratocaster, hand-painted in psychedelic Day-Glo colors and affectionately called "Rocky". George acquired the guitar in 1965 and used it for the first time on the Beatles' Rubber Soul album and continued to play it on later recordings, including Revolver, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour and White Album.

• FENDER GEORGE HARRISON ROCKY STRATOCASTER electric guitar.
• Hand-painted alder body with a replica of Harrison's famous psychedelic brushstrokes.
• Copy of the Grimwoods sticker, the music store where the original guitar was purchased, on the back of the headstock.
• Mid-60s C-shaped maple neck.
• 7.25" radius rosewood fretboard.
• 21 vintage-style frets.
• 42mm bone nut.
• 3 vintage 60s-style single-coil pickups.
• 5-way pickup selector.
• Vintage-style 6-saddle synchronized tremolo bridge.
• Includes case with orange lining.