This is a complete pickguard mounting hardware kit for Epiphone archtop acoustic and electric guitars as well as many other makes that have an elevated pickguard like the Gibson Johnny Smith and Howard Roberts guitars. Kit includes a 1 1/2” x 3 1/2” nickel bracket with two 45 degree bends, 2 - #3 x 1/2” oval-head Phillips screws, small machine screw & nut, plus a #6 x 1 1/4" nickel screw and clear plastic tube spacer for mounting pickguard to top of guitar.

Replacement Threaded Mounting Block for Gibson Elevated Guitar Pickguards with factory thead. Compatible with all Gibson OEM mounting support brackets. Dimensions 9/16" wide X 7/32" high x 17/32" long.

This is a complete pickguard mounting hardware kit for Epiphone archtop acoustic and electric guitars as well as many other makes that have an elevated pickguard like the Gibson Johnny Smith and Howard Roberts guitars. Kit includes a 1 1/2” x 3 1/2” gold-plated chrome bracket with two 45 degree bends, 2 - #3 x 1/2” oval-head Phillips screws, small machine screw & nut, plus a #6 x 1 1/4" gold screw and clear plastic tube spacer for mounting pickguard to top of guitar. Also available in nickel.

Tall Nickel Pickguard Support Bracket

Nickel Medium Pickguard Support Bracket

Fox Guitars is very pleased to finally be able to offer brand new, 100% made in the USA, very finely crafted parts, machined and plated to the exact dimensions of Gibson’s factory OEM Spec hardware (original equipment manufacturer specifications). The “short” 7/8”-high pickguard support brackets are used for all Gibson mandolins like the F-2, F-4, F-5, A-1, A-50, etc., made after c1921.

Pickguard mounting hardware kit #4 that will fit just about any archtop, semi-hollow body, acoustic or electric guitar or mandolin that has an elevated pickguard. The complete kit includes a 1” x 2 1/2” L-shaped chrome support bracket with #4 x 1/2” wood screw and small machine screw & nut. It also includes a 1” x 5/8” x 1/8” thick black plastic spacer with #4 x 3/4” screw. For instruments that have the pickguard screwed down to the top next to the fingerboard. Using spacer may not be required for many instruments.