Fender Japan TL69-115, Rosewood, 1985/86 (Second Hand)

The Fender Japan TL69-115 All Rosewood Telecaster (1985/86) is one of the rarest and most desirable Japanese-made Fender models, faithfully recreating the iconic rosewood Tele used by George Harrison during the Let It Be sessions. Built at the legendary Fujigen factory, this model features a solid rosewood body with a maple center strip, a beautifully matched solid rosewood neck, and classic Telecaster hardware.

Known for its warm, piano-like clarity, rich sustain and unmistakable aesthetic, the TL69-115 is a true collector’s instrument. Fender Japan models from this period are celebrated for exceptional craftsmanship, and these early rosewood reissues are among the finest examples. Whether for studio work, stage performance or collection display, this 1985/86 TL69-115 stands as a premium piece of Fender history.

This item does NOT come with a case. Any obvious marks/blemishes will be visible in photos but it's still in fantastic condition despite its age.

Specifications – Fender Japan TL69-115 All Rosewood (1985/86)

Model: TL69-115
Years of Manufacture: 1985–1986
Factory: Fujigen, Japan
Body Material: Solid Rosewood wings with Maple center strip
Body Finish: Natural (Gloss)
Neck Material: Solid Rosewood (One Piece)
Neck Profile: 1960s “C” Shape
Fingerboard: Rosewood (integrated with neck)
Scale Length: 25.5″ (648 mm)
Frets: 21 Vintage Style
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25″ (184 mm)
Nut Width: 42 mm
Pickups:

Neck: Vintage-Style Telecaster Single-Coil

Bridge: Vintage-Style Telecaster Single-Coil
Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone
Switching: 3-Way Blade Selector
Bridge: Vintage-Style Tele 3-Saddle Bridge with Steel Saddles
Hardware Finish: Chrome
Pickguard: Black (as pictured)
Tuners: Gotoh Vintage-Style
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Special Features:

Rare early MIJ George Harrison–style reissue

Solid rosewood neck & body for warm, rich tonal response

Fujigen-era craftsmanship — highly collectable

Distinctive high-end natural finish with deep wood grain

Key Highlights – Fender Japan TL69-115 (1985/86)

• Rare Collectable Model – Early Japanese rosewood Telecasters are increasingly valuable.

• Solid Rosewood Construction – Offers rich sustain, warm tone and a premium look.

• Fujigen Factory Quality – Known for some of the best Fender production of the era.

• Iconic Aesthetic – Inspired by George Harrison’s legendary rosewood Telecaster.

• Vintage Tele Tone – Crisp single-coils with classic ‘60s Tele twang and warmth.