The earliest vintage ES models originally didn't have an orange label?
I've been worried about this for a long time, so I searched on the Internet and extracted the data.
[ES100]
serial number / label/ inlay
1011029 no no
1011054 no no
1011093 no no
101162x (mine) no no
1011639 no no
1011641 no no
1011734 no no
1011824 no no
1013289 yes no
1013388 yes no
1013502 yes no
1013776 yes flower
1013892 yes flower
1014080 yes flower
[ES150]
1011762 no no
1011891 no no
1013022 yes no
1013048 yes no
1013492 yes no
From these results, it can be inferred that the engraved serial number on the back of the head, last four digits of1000s did not have an orange label and no inlay on the head.
There was no data in the 2000 series, but when entering the 3000 series, there is an orange label, and there is no inlay on the head.
And after about 3700S, there is an orange label, and there is a flower inlay on the head.
I've been worried about this for a long time, so I searched on the Internet and extracted the data.
[ES100]
serial number / label/ inlay
1011029 no no
1011054 no no
1011093 no no
101162x (mine) no no
1011639 no no
1011641 no no
1011734 no no
1011824 no no
1013289 yes no
1013388 yes no
1013502 yes no
1013776 yes flower
1013892 yes flower
1014080 yes flower
[ES150]
1011762 no no
1011891 no no
1013022 yes no
1013048 yes no
1013492 yes no
From these results, it can be inferred that the engraved serial number on the back of the head, last four digits of1000s did not have an orange label and no inlay on the head.
There was no data in the 2000 series, but when entering the 3000 series, there is an orange label, and there is no inlay on the head.
And after about 3700S, there is an orange label, and there is a flower inlay on the head.
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