The back has a nice figure--note the checker binding:
Standard 2 pickups, 6 saddle bridge (compensated D) with grommets instead of springs on the height adjust screws. Foam pads around the pickups. Neck PUP is short pole ~7.7k. Bridge is long pole, forgot to measure DCR. Knobs are labeled.
Standard headstock for the era:
Opening it up we find some interesting bits. Pots all date to summer of 1972. Note the Sprague orange drop tone caps. I believe they are original--nothing appears to have been reworked, though the wiring is a bit less neat than my 1964 375:
Inside the control cavity are some helpful markings:
First, in red marker is "12 EXP" and "360-2" which I guess is 360 style, two pickups, 12 string, export. In pencil are several marks. One reads "12 - S" and another "360 12 2." In cursive is the name Jill. Then there's the big sloppy "X" mark in pencil. So it looks like it was destined to be a 12-string 2 PUP export from the get go. Date code is LI--September of 1972. Another interesting bit is that the serial number is exactly one off from its twin in the registry which I gather was owned by a member in South Carolina until recently. I was born and raised in SC--moved to CA for work when I was 25. Small world!
Enjoy,
A P
