The salesman on the telephone was very misleading & vague. When we got to this bizarre warehouse.I was very disappointed to see the guitar was not a solid body, nor a Venture's model. My dream guitar was a Ventures solid body Mosrite model, but they were much to much for my family to afford at a guitar store in the early 60's. She found this Mosrite hollow body advertised in the newspaper in a strange warehouse that sold everything you could imagine. They were poor, HARD-WORKING Greek immigrants & affording a decent guitar was always hard for us as a child of 10 years old. I need to know when my Mosrite was made since it was FIRST electric guitar I ever owned, bought my parents, for my birthday. Mahalo (thanka) in advance for you replys: Please e-mail mewith any other questions you might have in hepling me understand this guitar, it age and model, and possible worth. This guy is in rough shape, and needs to be restored, but I know it came from a family of a local muscian (HAWAII) who I think had it specially made in either '59 or '61 when he was in California.
There is a white strip around the entire body on the top and the bottom of the body, and up the sides of the neck. It is painted I think you guys call it the sunburst pattern. On the top of the neck, up by the tuners is the name MOSRITE, but there is no address, or other words like the later ones. The bottom string attachment is a silver plate that is embossed with the name MOSELEY. It has the three piece neck, and front power plug. It is a very early one, a semi acustol, hollow body, with only one fret hole on the front, and a full scratch guard on the other side. I do not know guitars at all, but know where and whom this guy came from. I have come into a Original MOSRITE that I do not know what model or style it is, and I would like to find out.
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