MY MOSRITES

MOSRITE HISTORY

MOSRITE SERIAL # AND MODEL LISTING

MOSRITE TIMELINE

MOSRITE PICS (THE EARLY YEARS)

MOSRITE PIC OF THE MONTH

MOSRITE MYTHS AND ANSWER PAGES

MOSRITE LINKS

MOSRITE CATALOGUES
THESE MAY HELP YOU IDENTIFY YOUR MOSRITE

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1990's Mosrite Japan Mk II
Serial number
I bought this to play live when I wanted to feel a bit like Johnny. It's much heavier than a real Mosrite but it looks close enough.

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1967 Mosrite Celebrity III
Serial number
This was a wreck when I got it. It was pretty much a neck and body. It's got active electronics like my Bluesbender deluxe with coil taps on two of my humbuckers. Great for using live. It's not pretty, but it sounds great.

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1966 Mosrite Mk V
Serial number B708
This is my main live guitar. I love the feel and sound of it. I've taken the toggle switch out and it's just the bridge pick up straight to the volume and then out. Just like Johnny.

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1970's Mosrite Firstman
Serial number FM2362T
This was made in Japan in the very early 70's by Firstman who later turned into Mosrite Japan. This is a great Mosrite copy.

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1966 Mosrite Celebrity III
Serial number
This one has the optional Moseley vibrato which is such a great design. I really love these hollowbody Mosrites.

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1989 Mosrite
Serial number ME003
This is a rare one as these were being were made towards the end of Mosrite as a "budget" Ventures model. This has no binding or German carve and the Moseley hardtail which was based on the vibrato base plate.

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