I sent the guitar back to National when I. This is an original 1930 National style'0' resonator guitar. Payment due immediately following auction. No zero feedback bidders and shipping only within the continental U.S.
Please look carefully at the photos and ask questions before committing to buy. Click here for more photos: Guitar is sold AS IS/NO RETURNS. Comes with brand new heavy duty TKL hardshell case. He went through it and ensured all is structurally sound and you will be getting a vintage National guitar which is restored, ready to play and needs nothing. Marc did over $800 worth of work on this guitar. He is the best and has worked on guitars for pros like Bob Brozman and John Hammond. If you're not familiar with Marc Schoenberger. Marc's setups really bring out the power and punch of these guitars, and the sound will take you to Blues Heaven, especially with a heavy bottleneck or brass slide. Dressed the frets, and set it up to play better than when it left the factory almost 80 years ago. Totally tweaked by the renowned luthier Marc Schoenberger of National Guitar Repair. Great for finger picking and bottle-neck blues. Much wear on face of guitar and one small dent on side edge(photo) The back of the neck has been played smooth and is a very comfy C-shape. more fretboard with ivoroid dot inlays, replacement 3-on-a-plate tuners with white buttons, replacement cone from National Resophonic. Frosted grey-green Duco finish with mojo galore, rolled f-holes, rosewood. This is a very cool 14-fret National Duolian serial# 3251. Payment is expected promptly upon purchase but certainly in no more than 3 days. Insurance and Signature confirmation are included on all domestic packages. In the United States, I will use the U.S.Postal Service standard Post Mail. Buyers please use/see the shipping calculator to determine the shipping cost. Paypal buyers MUST have a confirmed address. This is being sold strictly, As Is, For Parts or Repair, No Returns Allowed" Please bid accordingly. Email me with any questions prior to bidding please. Please review closely the enlarged photos as they are part of the description. It seems otherwise to be in decent shape with no other cracks noted or separations in the body. The tuning keys appear to be new replacements and are shiny chrome. The finish on body and neck all over is very worn, sparse and crinkly with some scratches here and there. The resonator plating has the quadrant just below where strings are struck worn down to brass. Enough to slide an index card in, at back area only. The neck has a slight separation from body. There is some split wood bits by back of the bridge and it appears raised and being pulled-out so it needs to be reset/ fixed. The strings are set awfully high off the fingerboard and its tough to play. more numerous issues so I'm selling it strictly as a fixer upper for parts or repair. Here is an old 1930's or 40's May-Bell Slingerland faux resonator type acoustic guitar from a recent estate auction.
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