Body Color: Butterscotch Blonde

Style: Telecaster (Squire)

Brand Name: Fender

Condition: New

Signed by: Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode autographed brand new Fender Telecaster (Squire) guitar hand signed in person by David Gahan, Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher of Depeche Mode with a black paint marker.

Depeche Mode autographed this guitar for the Save The Earth Foundation.

This is a full size brand new Fender Telecaster (Squire) guitar.

Signed by: David Gahan, Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher

Signature: Black Paint Marker

Brand: Fender Telecaster (Squire)

Condition: New

This is a full size brand new Fender Telecaster (Squire) guitar hand signed in person by David Gahan, Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher of Depeche Mode with a black paint marker.

Trivia: We were originally supposed to meet Depeche Mode at the Shoreline Amphitheater on 8/12/09, but they canceled the show. Depeche Mode autographed the guitar for the Save The Earth Foundation at their concert at the Santa Barbara Bowl, in Santa Barbara, California on Thursday August 20, 2009.

The guitar comes with a Certificate of Authenticity for David Gahan, Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher's signatures.

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The Save the Earth Foundation functions as a 501 (c)3 non-profit public benefit corporation dedicated to the expansion of environmental awareness in our society. As an organization committed to raising public environmental consciousness by supporting scientific research and educational programs, we are optimistic that our work will have a very positive impact on the efforts currently under way to solve our earth's problems.