Peter Green Tone - 1959 Les Paul type/ Dumble Style Amp

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I'm using a Les Paul with Mojo Pickups through a Mystic Blues amp by Custom By Cougar and Free The Tone SOV-2

These pickups have a flipped pickup just like Peter Green's real 1959 Burst
From premiere guitar magazine discussing Peter Greens Les Paul:

"Back on the bench, I carefully removed strings and hardware. A quick look inside the control cavity revealed that everything was stock. Hot to hot, and ground to ground—original pots and caps. It didn't appear to have been resoldered or disturbed in any meaningful way. Carefully removing the pickups yielded the same results. The pickup covers retained their original undisturbed solder joints. Still, I knew that something lurking within gave this guitar its unusual sound. Removal of the pickup covers showed nothing unusual either.

A pickup creates current through the use of a magnetic field coupled with coils of wire. Both the wiring and the orientation of the magnetic poles determine polarity. If you alter either of these, you change the phase of the pickup relative to another pickup. So, with the wiring intact, I decided to test the magnetic polarity with a compass. Bingo! The magnet was reversed on one pickup. Because the pickup internals looked undisturbed, I concluded that it must have been a mistake at the factory. With Gibson having made over ten thousand electric guitars that year, the odds of the mistake showing up in Green's guitar seems incredible. But strangely enough, Joe Bonamassa recently acquired an original 'burst with the same condition!"