National built instruments for Sears and Roebuck only during 1931. These models are distinctive as made for Sears and Roebuck because the coverplate has five vented section instead of nine, and the serial number contains an ‘R’ – stamped on the top of the head.
MORE →
The National Reso-Rocket is a great ‘crossover’ type instrument, providing steel-body tone with access to the upper registers. This used example is in excellent condition.
MORE →
This is the second Triolian Tricone that National Reso-Phonic built. It’s in excellent shape and has been played enough to be opening up to its – frankly awesome – potential.
MORE →
Originally introduced in 1927, we rarely see these beautiful guitars which were used by such greats as Sol Hoopii and Black Ace! Comes with newer National case.
MORE →-300x250_c.jpg)
Here is a great looking late 50’s lap steel with gray pearl finish. This instrument is in great condition for its age and comes with the original hardshell case.
MORE →s answer to Fenders Stringmaster. The two necks have totem decorations and features a neck selector switch, three position tone selector and a volume control. Comes with the jack adapter and steel bars.
MORE → |
|---|