These Telecaster pickups are made in Asia but are very well-made, adhering to vintage specifications. They use Alnico V magnets and have the following vintage-spec lead-out readings: Neck: Approximately 6.8-7K, Bridge: Approximately 7.0-7.3K. They are made with great precision, featuring cross wires, Alnico V magnets, coils that appear to be Formvar wire, and pole piece tops that are carefully beveled. The staggered pole pieces are also unusual. The soldering is also very clean. It is believed that these pickups are made in the same factory as the "Vintage Spec Alnico V Strat Pickup Set Jimi Hendrix SRV" Strat pickup set that I am selling. As you can see from the images, these pickups offer incredible value for the price. The previous stock sold out very quickly... The magnets are reverse polarity, providing hum-canceling effect in the half-tone position. The lead wires are 230mm for the neck and 180mm for the bridge. Accessories include screws and springs. They will be shipped after a conductivity check. A side note: You may often see the print "BHC" or "BHK" on the back of pickups from Epiphone, etc. This refers to "Boo Heung Precision Machinery Co., Ltd." (BH is an abbreviation of Boo Heung), a large OEM company that manufactures products for Epiphone, as well as Gretsch, Fender, B.C. Rich, Duncan Designed, and others. "BHC" is not a product name. "BHC" refers to the factory in China, and "BHK" refers to the factory in Korea.