NATIONAL STYLE 4
- German silver body, mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard with pearl square inlay, engraved National logo inlay on pearloid peghead overlay, available in a Chrysanthemum engraving pattern, mfg. 1928-1941.
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- nickel plated brass body, mahogany neck (maple neck on Hawaiian), ebony fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, black and white celluloid peghead overlay, available in a Sandblasted Scene of a female surfer, colored with airbrushed enamel, mfg. 1936-1940.
Tenor and plectrum models feature maple necks, single resonator cone. The Style 97 is extremely rare. The Hawaiian featured an ebonoid fingerboard. The Hawaiian models tend to price closer to their Spanish sisters, because they are convertible.
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- German silver body, mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard with pearl square inlay, engraved National logo inlay on pearloid peghead overlay, available in a Chrysanthemum engraving pattern, mfg. 1928-1941.
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- German silver body, mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, National logo decal on headstock, available in Plain (no engraving) body, mfg. 1928-1941.
- nickel plated brass body, mahogany neck (Spanish) or integral neck (Hawaiian), ebony fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, black and white celluloid peghead overlay, available in a Sandblasted Scene of a minstrel, colored with airbrushed enam...
- German silver body, mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, National logo decal on headstock, available in a Wild Rose engraving pattern, mfg. 1927-1939.