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The Rosewood Telecaster made famous by George Harrison. Used extensively on the Let It Be sessions and in public during the Beatles final performance on roof top of the Apple Building in London in 1969.
Initially made of two slabs of Rosewood either side of a line layer of poplar and a very heavy guitar. There have only been a limited number of reissues of the Rosewood Telecaster including a Custom Shop version. My guitar was purchased fro Ishibashi Music in Japan, whenre Fender (Japan) produce a limited edition TL-ROSE Telecaster. Made of basswood with a rosewood top and back. The fretboard and headstock front also made of rosewood. The rest od the neck and back of the headstock are maple that has been finished to match the rest of the guitar. The guitar is available in Matt or Gloss finishes. Below is a review of the Rosewood Telecaster, haven't got the foggiest idea what he is saying but its the guitar that counts. 
Pickguard sticker highlights the 2 USA Vintage pickups installed.
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The headstock of the MIJ Rosewod Telecaster
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