Let’s end the argument once and for all!!!!!

poopot

Black or white?

26.2

White!!

Lebarque

Black when it's a maple board, white when it's rosewood. Simples.

Roland

Black. It matches the bridge pickup, switch tip, and neck markers. 

monquixote

Lebarque said:

Black when it's a maple board, white when it's rosewood. Simples.

Yeah this.

BahHumbug

^^^This

26.2

Maybe it’s because I like the look of the guitar on the right and because it’s closer to the camera and doesn’t have that reflection - but yeah still white. 

Andy79

White 

english_bob

Lebarque said:

Black when it's a maple board, white when it's rosewood. Simples.

Roland said:

Black. It matches the bridge pickup, switch tip, and neck markers. 

A little from column A, a little from column B. But mostly black.

Freebird

Depends on the hue.

ICBM

White

stratman3142

What @Lebarque ;;;said. So it's black from me.

But I've got a butterscotch maple neck Tele with a black pickguard, so I'm biased.
 

Whitecat

White, on all possible fretboard combos. 

Rocker

My Tele is similar to the Tele on the right but mine has the 6 saddle bridge and the pick guard is white.  So white it is.

Freebird

Why isn't parchment an option?

robinbowes

Clearly, the answer is neither:

Freebird

robinbowes said:

Clearly, the answer is neither:

That's a Strat 

earwighoney

robinbowes said:

Clearly, the answer is neither:

A 6 saddle bridge on a Tele!

You monster.

poopot

Lebarque said:

Black when it's a maple board, white when it's rosewood. Simples.

Ah but they didn’t do a rosewood board till mid ‘59!...

’54/55 was white guard maple neck... before that was a black guard!!!!!

SlopeSoarer

White with maple fretboard looks a bit anemic to me... so I would choose black:-)

earwighoney

poopot said:

Black or white?

Both look great.