Resonators, Banjos and Mandolins
 1931 National Style O, excellent, 12 fret, neck
reset, plays great, non original case. Call
 1929 National style 2 Tricone, round neck, very
good, non original hardcase, Call
 1931 National Style O, excellent, 12 fret, neck
reset, another clean example, Call
 1939 National M-3, rare to find with finish intact, brass
body, wood square neck (easy converstion) non original hardcase,
Call
 1932 National Duolian, excellent, 12 fret, neck
reset and ready to play, OSSC, Call
 1932 National Duolian, very good, 12 fret, neck
reset, great tone, Non original case, Call
 1936 National Duolian, excellent ++ (I'd call it
near mint, but a 75 year old guitar just does't seem to wear that
condition) 14 fret, slotted peghead, the finish is just the best
I've seen on one. OSSC Call
 1930 National Triolian, polychrome, palm tree
stencil on the back, very good, has a very deep bass for a
Triolian, almost sounds like a Duolian, non original case,
$3495
 1936 National Duolian, very good, 14 fret, great
player, with nice "compressed" tone, these guitars swell rather
than sustain, non original case, Call
 1938 National Triolian, good condition, rare model,
original roundneck, non original case, Call
 1993 Continental Style 3 tricone, excellent, very
rare, German Nickle , made in Czechoslovakia,
really more like a pre-war National than anyone else is building,
$1995
 1930 National Style O, good
condition, steel top and sides, brass back, sounds great, missing
the decale, but otherwise everything else is still there, these
steel body O's are great sounding, non original case,
Call
 1939 National M-3, yes we have two, this
one has a small heel repair and would make a great converstion, all
original, non original case, Call
 1960's Airline, excellent, with
OSSC, $1495
 1931 Gibson GB 1, six string guitar
banjo, clean and fully original, plays with super low action and
sounds great, OHSC, $3495
 1920's Vega Little wonder guitar banjo,
very good, has had a few differant tuners over the last 80+ years,
but nice player and a must for some country blues, non original
hard case, $1495
 1920's Weyman guitar banjo, new
fingerboard, otherwise original, good player, has a case,
$895
 1938 National Style O tenor,
guitar shaped, clean little guitar, rare, Call
 1930's National Plectrum, pear shaped, OHSC,
Call
 1930's National Tenor, pear shaped, gigbag,
Call
 1918 Gibson Style A 4, nice mandolin, excellent,
with OHSC, Call
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