The following instrument came from the personal collection of the late Alan Rogan, personal guitar technician to  many of Roll 'n' Roll's Royalty that included Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Joe Walsh, Pete Townshend, Tom Petty, Angus Youung and George Harrison. Please see details as follows:

History 

This instrument was purchased by the late Alan Rogan in the mid 1980's on the specific instruction of his friend and employee George Harrison. George wished to have an instrument that carried the same specification as his original 1968 Fender Rosewood Telecaster which he’d played on many iconic Beatle Recordings and performances which included band's last iconic public performance on the rooftop of Apple Corps Headquarters. Later George gifted (with regret) the guitar to Delaney Bramlett of Delaney & Bonnie and in 2003 the guitar was sold at auction for $434,750 and now is back with the Harrison estate.

Fender Rosewood Telecaster 

1968/69 

All Solid Rosewood (Body , Neck Etc ) 

Internally/Externally Original 

Light , Normal Playing Wear 

Original Strings 

Original Black Orange Lined Tolex Case 

Original George Harrison Labelled Case/Luggage Tag 'Fender Telecaster 1968 Solid Rosewood Telecaster" 

(Note George Harrisons Hare Krishna Symbol ) 

George Harrison 

George had specifically requested that Alan locate and source an instrument that carried the same specification as his original 1960s All Rosewood Telecaster, although sometime later the guitar was returned to Alan with its original George Harrison personal guitar storage label that is affixed and was kept with Alan's personal guitar collection until his untimely passing in 2019. 

Verification 

The instrument comes with the following verification 

Official COA From the Rogan family confirming the guitars history 

Copies of emails from Alan Rogan Circa 2015 discussing the guitar, George Harrison 

Comments

Based on the current interest in Classic Beatle Instruments would foresee George Harrisons Original Beatles Rooftop Rosewood Telecaster Commanding in Excess of 2 Million $$ so feel feel interest in the above instrument will be strong based on its direct connection and association with one of the FAB FOUR.