Lee and Janita. (and?)

Lee holds a first generation National Lapsteel, with just a volume control.

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Picture 37

Aleth Hansen with his lightning bolt style N.
Tinted b&w photograph.

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Picture 46

Little Mike McKendrick
Gilbert "Little Mike" McKendrick and his brother Reuben "Big Mike" McKendrick both played tenor guitar and banjo.

"Little Mike" played National tenors with a variety of jazz bands, from trios to full orchestras, from the mid-1920s until his death in 1961.

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Picture 47

Lushus Singers

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Picture 38

Unknown Man.

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Picture 45

Mel Bay
Playing a very early Triolian.

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Picture 35

Unknown player with style 0

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Picture 42

'National Gallery publicity photograph - 1987 ( photograph by David Messer )

From left to right: Mark Makin - Michael Messer- Ed Genis - Mike Cooper.
Note the spectacular diamond holes style 2 tricone serial#133.

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Picture 61

National string package!

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Picture 62

The Rock Candy Mountain Orchestra

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Picture 39

Rosetta Tharpe with National Triolian.

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Picture 63

Sam Ku West with George Kilani Beck in 1926.

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Picture 74

Sam Ku West with David Kina

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Picture 75

Soldiers band.

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Picture 65

"Tampa Red" Whittaker (1904-1981)
With his National Tricone.

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Picture 67

The Miller Sisters.

Note the triolian tenor on the left. Presumably serial w?????

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Picture 36

Unknown Player with National Trojan.

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Picture 68