Which Seymour Duncans?

Mototech

Not sure if I'm asking in the correct area, but here goes.
I bought a really crappy guitar for the Seymour Duncans that were fitted to it, but I can't figure out which model they are. They are black, open humbuckers, 4 wire, neck resistance 7.2K, bridge 15.8.
Any wisdom would be greatly received.

Funkfingers

Are there any small white self-adhesive labels on the baseplates of the humbuckers?

Many modern Duncans have a model identifier and production date code on the label. Older examples have a simple two or three character code.

ANCIENT - https://www.seymourduncan.com/faq?tip_id=37743&tax-slug=duncan-pickup-info

MODERN - https://www.seymourduncan.com/faq?tip_id=37745&tax-slug=duncan-pickup-info

rico

That could well be a JB in the bridge. You may also get more bites if you post this in the guitar sub-forum.

What guitar is it?

Funkfingers

Mototech said:

neck 7.2K, bridge 15.8.

If your meter is slightly inaccurate, congratulations, the neck/Rhythm position humbucker is probably an SHPG-1N Pearly Gates.

15.8k does not conform exactly to any production line US-made Seymour Duncan humbucker for six string guitar.

Not having had sight of your pickups, it occurs to me that they could actually be Duncan Designed. In that event, the identifier stickers will have codes like HB103B or HB102N.

Mototech

@Funkfingers ;The neck pickup has a little white sticker, but I can't make out what it once said. They are the real thing, definitely not Duncan Designed. 
@rico they were in a Dean Baby Z, pickups probably worth more than the guitar was new!