work order numbers on early Jacksons

[no-one]

Hi guys,

I can see these handwritings in the spring cavity of a soloist: at first the color, then the abbreviated info on the knobs/switch config, and a 4 digit number, which I guess is the work order number. But this number starts with a 0, so I don't know if this is really a work order number (in the log, these numbers are from 2000 upwards). Unfortunately, this soloist doesn't have a s/n, so I don't really know what to think of it.
I hope you can help me out.

[wilkinsi]

Not even a serial stamped into the fretboard? Pix might help.

[straycat]

Pics yes that would help.
San Dimas or Ontairio?

[RacerX]

Well, Ontario wouldn't exactly be "early" there, stray

[Sharkfin]

I would say that that is the work order number. Here's what the cavity in my Soloist looks like. There should be a serial number stamped into the the end of the fretboard.

[no-one]

Hey there, thanks for the replies. No serial stamped in the fretboard, that's the problem here. The control cavity looks like SD.
Interesting enough, there is also a work order nr in Sharkfin's pic that is below 2000 - and what does the 6 with the circle mean?

[no-one]

...though the decal has the circled R and not the TM on it (which would point to Ontario I guess)

[Sharkfin]

It means I'm cool Who knows? Although I have a question now, are the work orders sequential? Is this the 1108th guitar Jackson made?

[DonP]

and what does the 6 with the circle mean?

6 Strings. Duuuhhhh