National (1940) Collegian (Yellow)
Some specifications on this amazing piece:
- Circa 1940
- Serial # 1845G
- This amazing piece has a very rare brass body
- Maple Yellow Finish
- 1 3/4” nut width
- 14 frets to the body
- Round Mahogany neck
- All original
- Comes with case.
National Resophonic (1929) Style 3 Tricone Round Neck
Excellent ++ condition! Rare original round-neck Style 3. One of maybe just 5 or 6 ever made. Lily-of-the-valley engraving through-out diamond shape front inlay, correct wood-face headstock with National badge. This is a truly rare and instrument-grade guitar. With OHSC.
National Resophonic (2009) Model D Maple (Sunburst)
The first of National’s spider bridge wood body guitars, the Model D was introduced by National Resophonic in 2000. A maple sunburst top is complemented by conventional screened sound-hole rings and traditional coverplate. The sides are solid walnut, and a walnut laminate is used for the back. The standard Model D is a square neck with a flat lined fretless ebony fingerboard.
National Resophonic (2009) NRP 12-fret
12-FRET – Reissue of the late ’30’s “Duolians,” the NRP is a classic blues machine with steel body, arched back, flat F-holes, green-silver-burst painted finish, sieve cover plate, 9-1/2” biscuit bridge cone, stamped tailpiece, 12-fret neck with dot inlaid, unbound ebony fingerboard, ebony nut, slotted peghead and vintage style tuners; includes hardshell case. Great hard-edge steel body sound with superb projection.
