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Stevie Ray Vaughan's 1951 Fender Broadcaster, with which he made a name for himself in Austin's 1970s music scene, mysteriously failed to sell at auction on Saturday in New York City.
The instrument was one of several celebrity-owned guitars and pieces of memorabilia included in Juliens' Music Icons auction, presented on May 21.
The 1951 Fender Broadcast, a rarity in itself, was handed down to Vaughan from his older brother, Jimmie in 1966, when Stevie was just 12 years old. It was the young Vaughan's first pro-quality guitar.
Stevie subsequently used it when he began playing dates in Dallas bars and clubs as a teenager. He moved to Austin in the Seventies, where the Broadcaster was his main instrument in the years during which he rose to local fame...
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