The lore of the Fool is as follows: After George Harrison commissioned the paint job, he gave the original Fool Guitar to his friend Eric Clapton. Later, Eric loaned the guitar to Jackie Lomax, a songwriter known for writing songs for Eric Burdon of The Animals. Even though the guitar was on loan, Jackie ended up selling the guitar in 1972 to Todd Rundgren for an undisclosed sum of money. Todd supposedly used the guitar on many studio tracks and claims to have sold it. Today, the guitar would easily bring half a million dollars but it's exact whereabouts is unknown.

This is a hand-painted replica of The Fool built from a Saga guitar kit.

MPN: THE FOOL
UPC: 008474925041

• All-solid basswood body
  
• Solid select maple neck
  
• Fretted rosewood fingerboard
  
• Adjustable truss rod
  
• Pickguard includes 2 humbucking pickups, 1 tone and 2 volume controls, a 3-way pickup
  
• Heavily chrome-plated hardware
  
• 14:1 ratio geared machines with vintage-style buttons
  
• Stop & Tuno-Matic-Style bridge and tailpiece assemblies
  
• Complete with strings, and Gigbag
  
• Hand-painted, perfect for display
  
• Replica of Eric Clapton's The Fool Guitar