came as: Mark I Six-String Guitar Mark X Bass Mark XII Twelve-String Guitar 1966–1969 The Ventures Mark V Model — Later just named "Mark V" after the Ventures contract ended in 1967/1968. Came in Red, White, Blue, and Sunburst, and late in production, as Candy Apple Red. Only sold as a six-string guitar commercially, although a few Bass Prototypes exist (albeit with guitar scale lengths of 24.50".) A battered 1966 Ford Blue version of this model was used by the B-52s' Ricky Wilson with only four strings and a custom tuning for some of their distinctive sound and was featured on the inner sleeve of their debut 'yellow' album. Celebrity I, Celebrity II and Celebrity III Hollow-Body Guitars — came as: Mark I Six-String Guitar Mark X Bass Mark XII Twelve-String Guitar Combo Semi-Hollow Body Guitar; came as: Co Mark I Model 300 Six-String Guitar Co Mark X Model 301 4-String Bass Guitar (30 1/4" Scale Length.) Co Mark XII Model 302 Twelve-String Guitar Acoustic guitars: Balladere 6-String Guitar Models; came as: Balladere I (Model 401) Six String Guitar. No binding on neck. Balladere II (Model 402) Six String Guitar, 5 Inch Deep Body. Balladere III (Model 403) Six String Guitar with Bolt-On Neck. Balladere III-XII (Model 403-12) Twelve String Guitar. Serenade 6-String Guitar. 1970s Unlike 1960s models, the 1970s marked a departure from the skinny necks; Mosrite didn't always make thin necks in the 70s. 300 (Telecaster-Style Body Shape, One pickup in the neck position, no German Carve) — Came as both six-string guitar and four-string bass. Came with a Mosrite Humbucker Pickup. Mahogany Body and Mahogany Neck. 350 (Telecaster-Style Body Shape, Two pickups, no German Carve) — Came in both "Stereo" for two output jacks and "Mono" for one output jack. Came as six-string guitar and four-string bass. Mostly came with Mosrite Humbucker Pickups though some may exist with Mosrite single coils. Mahogany Body and Mahogany Neck, mostly (with at least one exception.) 500 Blues Bender — Six-String Guitar similar in shape to a Gibson Les Paul but with typical Mosrite features; German Carve, Basswood body, Maple neck and Rosewood fretboard. Unlike 1960s Mosrite models, this model has a wider neck then 60s Mosrites and features Mosrite Humbucker pickups not found on stock 60s models. Celebrity — Mosrite continued production of the Celebrity models into the 70s with Mosrite Humbucker pickups. V-I — 70s design of guitar as