the Ventures and "Mark I" models, minus the Ventures logo. V-II or V II — Same body style as a Mark I or Ventures model but with Mosrite Humbuckers and more electronics. B-I — Ventures bass minus the Ventures logo. B-II — Ventures bass minus the Ventures logo, but with Humbuckers and more controls. S.M. (Semie Moseley) Model — (Unofficial Name.) Six-String Guitar similar in Les Paul-style shape, with the same outlines of the Blues Bender and Brass Rail models. These do not have a German Carve, and they have single coil pickups. 84 or fewer are estimated to have been built. 1976 Brass Rail — Six-String Guitar similar in body shape to a Gibson Les Paul with frets attached to a brass rod in the neck for sustain. Has a German Carve. Brass Rail Deluxe — Came with passive and active circuits and two output jacks. Has a German Carve. An estimate of 125 Brass Rail models are estimated to have been built with the Deluxe models being scarcer, an estimate of 12 being built. Other Associated 1970s Guitars Acoustic Black Widow (Electric 6 String Guitar) — Some were built by Mosrite. Sooner model (Electric 6 String Guitar) — Although not under the Mosrite name, these are associated with Mosrite. They share the same tailpiece as some Brass Rail models, and the bridge is non-adjustable for intonation. 1980s This era mostly consisted of Ventures reissues and Ventures shaped models including but not limited to: M88 V88 Both similar to the Ventures guitar design. V63 1963 Ventures Model Reissue with a bound body and neck, output jack on the side and vibramute. 1990s The Nokie Model — Nokie Edwards Model; Similar to the Ventures model and with smooth pickup covers. The Ramones Model — Ramones Model; Similar to the 1960s Ventures model. Seen in the Ramones' "I Don't Want To Grow Up" Music Video. Has a "Sharkfin" Pickguard, stop tailpiece and one bridge pickup. Few of these were built. Notable players Johnny Ramone (of the Ramones) Fred "Sonic" Smith (of The MC5) Dave Alexander (of The Stooges) Michael Davis of The MC5 Drake Levin (of Paul Revere & The Raiders) Kurt Cobain (of Nirvana) Jerry Cantrell (of Alice in Chains) Davie Allan Erik Brann (of Iron Butterfly) Toulouse Engelhardt Glen Campbell Kevin Shields (of My Bloody Valentine) Brian Causey (of Man or Astro-man?) Larry Collins (of The Collins Kids) Lee