Fender Stratocaster Neck (Birdseye Maple)

Fender Stratocaster Neck (Year Unknown)
Material: Maple (features beautiful birdseye figuring)
Fretboard Material: Rosewood (slab fretboard)
Tuners: Kluson-style
Number of Frets: 22
Fret Remaining: 70% on lower frets (80%+ on higher frets with less wear)
Nut: Locking nut (compatible with Floyd Rose, etc.)

While in relatively good condition, this neck was a gift and its origin and year of manufacture are unknown. Based on its specifications, I believe it has vintage-level value, but since I'm not knowledgeable enough to fully appreciate it, I'm offering it at a great price to someone who can use it.
As it is a used item with signs of wear, it may not be suitable for collection purposes only. I believe it's a great bargain for those who can enjoy it for practical use and its beautiful birdseye maple pattern.

[Estimated Year]
It is highly likely to be a reissue targeting the 1960-1962 era.
Slab Fretboard: The fretboard was changed to a thinner round lam from late 1962 onwards, so this is a slab fretboard, matching models from before that time.
12th Fret Dot Spacing: The distance between the position markers at the 12th fret is narrow (narrow spacing). This is a characteristic of models from 1963 onwards, but it is presumed to be an intentional combination in a Custom Shop reissue model.
Supplement: Authentic or Reissue?
Given its exceptionally beautiful condition and the extremely vivid birdseye figuring on the maple neck, it is highly likely to be from Fender's Custom Shop, such as their Time Machine series or other high-end lines.
This neck has 22 frets, while 60s vintage models have 21 frets. Therefore, it is likely a professional, practical reissue model that enhances playability while maintaining vintage specifications, with a 22-fret configuration.

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