(x) 74 Series one missing serial number 74-86

[toddharris]

Hi Mica,
 I just found information that may help identify the serial number for my series I. Turns out another member posted a photo from their own archives that appears to be a perfect match in terms of the wood grain.  
He (room037) posted the photo and he has it listed as 74-86.
Would you be able to lookup and post the build record for that bass?
I'm re-posting my picture of the re-finished bass for the sake of comparison.  When it was re-wired, the pickups changed positions - the darker one was moved to the bass position.
 
Thanks very much, Todd
Here is the link:
http://club.alembic.com/Images/395/61876.html?1237003320

[toddharris]

[mica]

I think Eiji has solved your problem. The card for 86 was filed away in correctly, but I managed to find it today! From looking at all the images I have of this bass, and with Eiji's impeccable record keeping, we all know know this bass' true identity. Here's the SCANT details from the file:
 
serial number: 74-86
top: Maple (Western)
body: Mahogany
back: Maple (Western)
neck: 5-piece Walnut and Maple
scale: 30.75 short
peghead veneers: Flame Mahogany (sample)
controls: PF6
 
There is an undated note of a new owner in Virginia, and now I can add you.
 
Hi number 86! So glad we know your name now!

[edwardofhuncote]

Yes Virginia, there is an Alembic here!!! Sorry... had to. =)
 
Love seeing these vintage ones!

[toddharris]

Phenomenal work, research and result. Eiji, Mica, you're the best.  C'mon, where's the photographic history of early Series basse?  First volume is a series!

[toddharris]

Phenomenal work, research and result. Eiji, Mica, you're the best.  C'mon, where's the photographic history of early Series basse?  First volume is a series!

[room037]

Hi Todd,
 
Nice result !