In 1965, standard production of Dobros was underway again in Gardena, CA. Ed Dopyera's son Emil Dopyera, along with a few partners, received a license to build instruments under the Dobro trademark. In 1966, Mosrite founder, Semie Moseley, purchased Dobro and continued producing the same models that were introduced a year earlier and eventually moving production to the Mosrite production facility in Bakersfield, CA. The Mosrite/Dobro era lasted until 1969 when Mosrite went bankrupt and production ceased. Instruments produced in Gardena, CA under the Dopyera-ownership have serial numbers stamped on the top of the headstock. Instruments produced in Bakersfield, CA under Mosrite ownership have serial numbers stamped in the fingerboard toward the body. No serial number lists exist for either era of manufacture.