File:1952 Fender Esquire, owned by David Gilmour and nicknamed "The Workmate" - Pink Floyd Their Mortal Remains - 2017-10-13 - Andy Mabbett - 47 (clip).jpg

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English: David Gilmour's Fender Esquire guitar (1952), nicknamed by him "The Workmate", due to its battered appearance. Gilmour used the guitar in rehearsals for Pink Floyd's 1977 In The Flash tour. He purchased it from Seymour Duncan, at which point it already had a Fender Stratocaster pickup in the neck position. Seen displayed at the Pink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, with one of Nick Mason's customised drum skins in the background.
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