What Pickups has an old Guild Blues Bird ? - Guild-Bluesbird.jpg (0/1)

Hello

I have an old Guild Blues Bird (early seventies), but the Pickups are
not the original ones, it has some type of Humb's like the Gibson LP.

Do you know what are the orig. Pickup's? I think it may be some
Dearmonds, but what type and can I still buy them?

Thanks
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