Purchased about 20 years ago and used on an HSH guitar. I believe it's reverse wound, but I'm not certain (there's no "RW" marking on the product, and the lead wire is black on the left and white on the right, so I'm judging it to be the same as the front pickup by comparing it to the image of the set sold by Sound House (https://www.soundhouse.co.jp/products/detail/item/7453/)). It shows signs of wear due to age. The lead wire is about 25cm long. Springs and screws are not included. It's a vintage-style pickup with slightly increased output, and it cost 15,800 yen new at Sound House. ・Please purchase with the understanding that this is a used item. ・Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. ・Instant purchase is welcome. I cannot create a dedicated listing. ・I am not accepting price negotiations. Here is the Sound House link: https://www.soundhouse.co.jp/products/detail/item/372994/ A popular model that carefully preserves the original vintage feel of a Stratocaster while adding modern output and a core sound. The clarity and articulation of the clean tones are outstanding, making it a great match for R&B and country music. Specifications ■ Single coil ■ White cover ■ Magnet: Alnico 5 ■ Resistance: 7.2K Google Translate of the RIO GRANDE HP (https://riograndepickups.com/vintage-tallboy-strat?srsltid=AfmBOopPQrnulbi9kwSNtUPhLu1LkgJTYmK60aMNxm8slsfjv0CiyRok) says: "This most popular 'non-staggered' model enhances the reproducibility of the good old Tonecaster. (snip) We have pursued and further evolved the sound that is the essence of the Stratocaster sound. We've increased the output slightly, added a little more thickness to the sound, and added a little more of the bell-like tone that everyone loves. In a word, it offers more sound without sacrificing the foundation that is the essence of the Stratocaster. That's the Rio Grande philosophy." The following YouTube video may be helpful for the neck and middle pickup sounds: https://youtu.be/FAaZE25VwYc?si=HOwWUN5