Thank you Rob for your invaluable information, this guitar is trés beautiful and makes the unanimity, the color seems past what gives him(her) some charm, and the varnish is fragile what should make it a relic quickly. I am going to offer him(her) pick-up(record player) 57/62 because she(it) the merite.
Merçi has has you and Fender to make guitars of dreams as that - çi!

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Sorry for my english, not good, i am of the country of Molière, Hugo, Zola ...

Your posts have made many of us curious about why a MIM Classic'50s would have a nitro finish. Did Rob's info explain that, and if so would you be willing to share that info with us?

Yes, Rob says to me that the serie was poly, but the stringed-instrument maker has who I have him(it) to bring has cause of the wear of the body, made a test under springs(competences) with a product and the varnish has fondut! It has me to show craquelure which apparaisent and says that it is typical varnishs nitro.
Rob also has me to confirm the Olympic white color, but there also, the stringed-instrument maker my said that the varnish was responsible for it yellow.
Ètre can - that one of the propriètaires former(old) had made redo the varnish nitro.

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Sorry for my english, not good, i am of the country of Molière, Hugo, Zola ...

Thanks Rob! You guys at Fender are great!