Full threaded, Hex head pole bolts for humbuckers, available in Black and Nickel in M5 threads.

These poles don't really turn up all that often - probably the pickup that instantly comes to mind when you see them, is the Seymour® Duncan® Invader® if i'm being honest - i certainly cant think of anything other then that, and pickups that essentially copied the look!

Steel rail pole to be used on a traditional build mini humbucker

This is the "reflector plate" that sits under the bobbins on a mini
humbucker which has bar magnet poles, as seen on the Gibson® Firebird.

This is the "reflector plate" that sits on top of the bobbins on a mini
humbucker which has bar magnet poles, as seen on the Gibson® Firebird.

These are the small bras screws traditionally used to mount a humbuckers bobbins to their base plates.

Pole Screws. M3 thread, slot head, specifically for Mini humbuckers

Full threaded, slot head fillister pole bolts for humbuckers, available in Chrome, Gold, Black, Nickel and Cosmo, in M3 and 5 40 UNC threads.

Full threaded, Hex head fillister pole bolts for humbuckers, available in Chrome, Gold, Black, Nickel and Cosmo, in M3 and 5 40 UNC threads.

Pole pieces, in the, frankly, strange thread size, seen on Filtertron pickups, make from mild steel, and electroplated to give a perfect match to the rest of your guitars hardware.

These are the staple poles that turn up on, surprisingly, staple pickups - often thought to sit within a coil, they are usually used to simply extend the magnetic field of the bar magnet.

These are the bar magnets commonly found in Gibson® firebird mini humbuckers - used as a magnetic pole within the bobbin, resulting in a very different tone.

Historically accurate Mini Humbucker pole screws, complete with that enormously long head, and a 5/40 UNC thread.