Detail 01
5-hole mounting pattern
Matches early-'50s Telecaster bodies only. Later Teles use 8 holes and will not line up without drilling.

Independent shopping perspective
Single-ply black replacement pickguard for 1952-style Telecaster bodies, 5 screw holes. Buy it if your Tele uses the vintage 5-hole layout.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Matches early-'50s Telecaster bodies only. Later Teles use 8 holes and will not line up without drilling.
Detail 02
Single flat layer, so the edge shows one solid color with no black-white-black stripe when beveled.
Detail 03
Cut for the standard Tele outline with the neck-pickup cutout. Will not fit Strat, Jazzmaster, or offset bodies.
Detail 04
Openings for a standard single-coil neck pickup. No room for a humbucker without cutting the guard.
Detail 05
High-contrast against blonde or butterscotch bodies, near-invisible on a black one.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if it uses the 5-hole vintage pattern. Most modern Teles use 8 holes, and those screw positions will not align.
No. Plan to reuse the screws from your existing pickguard or source them separately.
Not without modifying the guard. The opening is cut for a standard Tele single-coil neck pickup.
Look at your current pickguard and count the mounting screws. Five means this fits; eight means you need the modern pattern.
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