George Harrison's early Futurama guitar set a world record for most expensive Harrison guitar ever sold at auction.

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The Quiet Beatle’s 1958 Resonet Futurama solid body electric guitar was up for sale at Nashville’s Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum as part of Julien’s Auctions Played, Worn & Torn II two-day event.

The first song that George Harrison wrote for The Beatles is 1963's 'Don't Bother Me' which he would later criticise by saying it wasn't "particularly good".

A guitar bought by George Harrison for about 58 British pounds ($73) has sold at auction for more than 1 million British pounds ($1.27 million).

A guitar bought by George Harrison for about £58 (€70) has sold at auction for $1.27 million (€1.2 million).

A guitar owned by George Harrison just sold for an eye-popping $1.27 million at auction. It’s the highest-ever auction price for a guitar owned by the former Beatle.  George Harrison’s guitar fetches impressive price at auction   The early,

A guitar bought by George Harrison for about £58 has sold at auction for more than £1 million. The Futurama electric guitar was bought by The Beatles star when he was a 16-year-old apprentice electrician in 1959 and was paid for in 44 instalments after his mother signed a hire purchase agreement at Frank Hessy’s music shop in Liverpool.

George Harrison's 1958 Resonet Futurama solid body electric guitar has sold at auction for over $1 million, making it the most expensive George Harrison guitar ever sold at auction.

George Harrison’s early Beatles-era Futurama guitar has sold for £1m ($1.27m). The instrument sold for twice its estimate, setting the world record for most expensive Harrison guitar bought at auction.