Here’s a find – a National Triolian Tricone, 12-fret neck, from 2010 in excellent condition. The Triolian was historically always a 12-frret model, but National now makes it in 14-fret (and baritone!) models too.
This example from 2010 is in great shape with only a few small scuffs on an edge or two. A very good deal for an outstanding instrument!
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Here’s a great condition early Model 1 from the Smith & Young division of National ResoPhonic.
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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.
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Here’s a National Style 1 squareneck in excellent condition. It’s a few years old and has been well cared for.
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Here is a patent numbered National Style 1 Squareneck Tricone from 1931 which is in great overall condition with only some slight scratches on the body and a headstock repair. Comes with a newer over sized hardshell case.
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The National Tricone is patterned after the original instrument made in 1927 with its functional Art Deco industrial design. It is made of brass, highly polished and plated with either bright nickel plating or a custom Antique Brass treatment! The round, mahogany neck has an ivoroid bound ebony fingerboard. The headstock has the National logo inlayed in mother-of-pearl and vintage-style tuners!
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