Bugatti Type 35. In 1924, Bugatti used the Type 35 in mountain races such as the one in Gometz-le-Châtel near Paris, where the open sports car demonstrated its power by being the first to race through the finish line, leaving all the other participants behind.

This sculpture was inspired and designed to celebrate all things Bugatti and Paris France. This one of kind sculpture is 13” x 13” x 22” and depicts the winning in so many races. It is supported by the lit Eiffel Tower, waving checkered flag, Franklin Mint 1/24 detailed automobile with certificate of authenticity and an original Bugatti owners club lapel pin.

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Inspired By Music

Fender began creating musical instruments over 70 years ago in a small Fullerton, California workshop. A radio repairman by trade and inventor at heart, Leo Fender made the transition to musical instruments. Fully immersed in the music world, Fender delved deeper into guitars, developing the prototype for a new solidbody alternative to the hollowbody electric favored by swing artists of the day. In 1951, he introduced the guitar he named the Telecaster (originally named the Broadcaster). The first mass-produced solid-body electric guitar, the Telecaster would change the way music was made forever. In 1954, following the success of the Telecaster, Fender unveiled a guitar that would set the standard for generations to come: the Stratocaster. The guitar’s contoured body and double cutaway design provided greater comfort and playability, making it easier to access the higher frets and explore a new range of sounds. The guitar also featured the Fender synchronized tremolo (or “vibrato”) bridge, a new innovation that allowed guitarists to bend strings more easily, thus achieving the pedal steel-like sound that was popular among country artists of the day. Essentially unchanged since its debut, the Stratocaster remains the most popular and influential electric guitar ever made.

This sculpture was inspired and designed to celebrate the Fender Guitar.   This one of kind sculpture is a 'ghost guitar' of the Stratocaster.

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