1953 Fender Precision Bass w/a Tweed Bassman Amp

This is the ultimate Bass Players dream set to gig with, this all original very earliest production “Slab” bodied Pre-CBS Precision Bass w/a fat maple neck w/Leo’s 1st type features in untouched original condition, it has its original See-Thru Butterscotch finish over a very lightweight super grainy Ash body pencil dated to 3/23/53 by “Eddie” in its neck pocket, its also pencil dated 8/4/53 by “Gloria” on its tape inside its control cavity & weighing in at 9 lbs. 10 oz; these 1st issue Fender Slab bodies are ridiculously & she has a very full sized Maple Neck pencil dated to 7/29/53, it’s sporting a very low serial # 1303 stamped on its original bridge, its original Black Bakelite pickgard has that gorgeous contrast used only from 1951-1955, brings this all together, its single coil pickup is super potent, its pot date codes are the 20th week of 1952, its so cool from its nickel tuners to its large rubber saddle bridge, its all original in all respects & still retains its bridge & pickup covers along with every single screw from new. The 1952 Tweed Bassman w/serial # 0110, is included is extremely clean & all original, its 15″ Jensen Alnico 5 speaker dates to the 12th week of ’52. This is perhaps Leo’s prettiest P Bass Set & has a gorgeous patina for a 72-3 year old originals, she plays & feels incredible, we owned this exact set about 20 years ago as we got it in from its original owner of at least 40 years at that time, this amp is an untouched beautiful Tweed but shows a bit more age than the bass, its just returned to us happily, she’s absolutely near mint in all respects having almost no wear, 1 of the mintiest sets & most desirable examples on Earth as the amp is Excellent overall & to make this even betta…she comes complete in her original ultra rare brown tolex “Poodle” shaped hard case.