This is a no-brand Stratocaster with relic processing. It has a 60s factory finish style, with gold paint over a sunburst finish. I'm not sure about the sunburst underneath, but the gold on top is likely lacquer. Multi-layer finishes are often expensive, so how about enjoying the atmosphere casually? The color might be a little lighter than Fender's gold finishes. It has a matching headstock, which is also painted gold. The neck is a standard C-shape, not too thin and with a comfortable thickness that's easy to grip. It might be a little thinner than recent Fender models. The body looks like alder from the routing, but the details are unknown. The frets still have plenty of life left and should be usable as is. The neck has a slight bow, and the truss rod still has room to adjust. I can't measure the weight accurately, but it feels a little lighter than my Xotic Stratocaster (3.5kg) that I usually use. I bought this as a guitar to leave in the studio, but I'm selling it to organize my equipment. How about it as a sub-guitar or for practice? The hard case is for photography purposes. It will be shipped with simple packaging using cardboard and packing materials.