New to the store is a 1930s National Triolian in a well preserved original "Two-Tone Walnut" finish! During the Great Depression the single cone, steel bodied Triolian was instrumental in offering loud volume and great tone at a good price. These guitars were popular among blues and hillbilly musicians.  You would find artists playing these guitars on the street with their much louder output than a regular acoustic guitar. It features a steel body, flat cut F holes, and a 12-fret maple neck with bound "ebonized" maple fingerboard. Comes with a hardshell case!