National Delphi Frosted Gold
Cat#: A10033

This " Frosted Duco Gold " finish on the popular steel body National Delphi model has to be seen to be appreciated!

National NRP 12-Fret
Cat#: A10028

The new National NRP in Green Sunburst.

National Style "O" 14 Fret
Cat#: A10026

This reproduction polished brass 14-fret style body has traditional Hawaiian etching on the front-and-back plus a Model 97-style palm tree side etching.

National Style O Deluxe
Cat#: A10025

A new National Style O Deluxe.

National Estralita Deluxe Sunburst
Cat#: 9779

The Estralita Deluxe has walnut back and sides and a finely figured anagre laminate top, triple bound with ivoroid/black/ivoroid. The walnut neck features a bound rosewood fretboard with mother-of-pearl diamond fretboard inlays and a white pearloid heelcap.

National Model D Square Neck Walnut
Cat#: 9778

The first of National's Spider-bridge-cone wood-bodied guitars, the Model D has a laminate walnut sunburst maple top complemented by conventional screened sound-hole rings and fan motif nickel-plated coverplate.

National Style 0 New Nickel Plated
Cat#: 9776

The Style 0 is perhaps the most revered National single cone guitar. It has been used by so many great players over the years. From Bukka White to Mark Knopfler. And this variation, looks wise, is the Style O we recognise instantly.

National Mandolin c1930's Sunburst
Cat#: 9286

This is a rare National resonator Mandolin from the 1930's, in what is remarkable condition given it's near 80 years of age.

Dobro DM75 1996 Lily of the Valley
Cat#: 9185

Stunningly beautiful, meticulously crafted and designed with a bright, bluesy sound in mind, the engraved body of this Dobro DM75 with 'Lily of the Valley' pattern represents the top of the line resonators for Dobro.

Dobro Chrome body 1970's biscuit bridge and round neck
Cat#: 8123

This guitar, although quite recent, has a history longer than your arm. The Dopyera Brothers started the original National Guitar Company in the mid 1920's. Disputes with their business partners led to them starting the Dobro company in 1928.