In the YouTube video "On Track (acoustic) - Kevin Parker / Tame Impala," Kevin Parker uses an AKG D19 microphone at the 0:09 mark.

Used for the electric guitar on Abbey Road, as mentioned by sound engineer Alan Parsons in this March 9, 2012 Premier Guitar interview.

I remember on Let It Be, Glyn Johns used a [Neumann] U 67 on George’s cabinet. I think Geoff Emerick favored the AKG D19 [on Abbey Road].

The picture shows Kerry Kings studio cab/mic steup for repentless, as cpatured for his Softube signature plugin. See also this article: https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/18-Amp-Simulator/6127-Marshall-Kerry-King-Signature

"Manufactured in the ‘60s and most famous today for its use during numerous Beatles’ recording sessions as a drum overhead mic for @RingoStarrMusic, the AKG D19 is an integral part of our #MicrophoneCollection." Abbey Road Studios dixit

He uses one on this live performance to capture the acoustic sound of his guitar. You can see it clarly at 0:27. This one has no protection on the grid like the one on the picture of the mic, but it's an AKG D19.

During the performance, Aaron is singing into what looks to be a D19.

Andy describes his drum mic setup on a Reddit AMA:

"Well, these days I put my r44 up over the kick and run it through my daking mic pre/eq and that sounds really cool... I'm really into the simplicity of a one-mic drum kit at the moment

I'm not 100% sure what I was doing on Norm... I don't track with compression because it's too hard to play and hear what it's doing at the same time...

shure 52 on kick

sm57 on snare

I may have used a bottom snare sometimes? probably a 57 too... though sometimes d19 has worked well

421s on toms usually

for some of this record I was using an akg d19 as overhead... but it started to feel a bit harsh in my super dry studio so I switched to using an advanced audio c12 clone

Norm is all tracked on my C&C superflyer kit (actually combo of two kits). Same drums we've been touring with lately, gold/green toms from my one superflyer kit, and then the beige 20" kick from the other superflyer kit. I really like how those drums sound".

Adán Jodorowsky is shown using an AKG D19 microphone in a photo from his professional studio on his Instagram account.

In the video "EPIC HOME STUDIO SETUP 2022 | Jeremy Lutito (studio tour)" by Andrew Masters, Jeremy Lutito is shown at 16:38 displaying a pair of AKG D19 microphones positioned under an old vintage piano in his studio.

Of Danny Thompson's near-legendary double bass, pet name Victoria, which has been used on sessions with everyone from Pentangle to to Kate Bush, Johns says that the instrument produces such a rich sound that he might have used any microphone. "I could have put a 251, a 49, a 50, a 47, a 67, a C12, a 57, a D19, anything on it, and it still would have sounded fucking amazing. No question. It's really easy.

Particularly the "C" variant, ditributed by Telefunken. Featured on multiple occasions and was used on snare drums, toms and acoustic guitar.

In the attached article, Otis can be seen explaining his mike collection, claiming he is a 'Beatles nut,' and therefore must have the same mics: "Microphones I have Vintage AKG D12, D19 and D20 mics from the 50s and 60s (I’m a Beatles nut, so I had to have the same drum mics)"