In this picture, one of a famous series taken backstage at Madison Square Garden, Keith can be seen playing a National Style 0 resonator guitar. The solid headstock (as opposed to a slotted headstock), as well as the 14th fret (as opposed to 12th fret) neck joint place it as a late 1930s model. Keith used this guitar when performing "Prodigal Son" (from Beggar's Banquet) live. Photos exist (http://alldylan.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/rolling-stones.jpg) of Jagger and Richards performing the song during a pair of concerts at Madison Square garden that yielded most of the material for the live album Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out - though the song did not make the final cut for the album.

At 9:41 story of Mark's National Style 0 starts. At 13:47 you will see the picture of the guitar. Everybody knows (well... like to think so) Romeo And Juliet song. So you know what i am talking about :)

He got this resonator guitar in Wales, he borrowed the money for it. Actually, the guy next to him in the video (Steve), sold this guitar to him.

In this videoclip from Facebook, you can see James playing that guitar with the annotation: "Slow, quiet day in a hotel room messing around on this beautiful new instrument. #National #Resonator ????"

In New York in the store he bought the guitar http://media.virbcdn.com/cdn_images/resize_1600x1600/51/33764d3578e1db31-JamesBay_NewYork2015_RachaelWright-1.jpg

In a video by Alternative Press, Dallas Green is seen warming up with a National Style 0 Resonator before Alexisonfire's set at the Warped Tour 2009.

In this quote from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_Versus_Powerman_and_the_Moneygoround,_Part_One Ray Davies says "I remember going into a music store on Shaftesbury Avenue in London when we were about to make 'Lola'. I said, 'I want to get a really good guitar sound on this record. I want a Martin.' And in the corner they had this old 1938 dobro [resonator guitar, in this case a National Steel] that I bought for £150. I put them together on 'Lola' which is what makes that clangy sound: the combination of the Martin and the dobro with heavy compression."

Talks on his Facebook page about his O Style Resonator: "I bought this National 'O' Style resonator from a friend in 1986. Its serial number is S788 which suggests it dates from 1930, when the model was first introduced. I keep it tuned to open D. It can be heard on a number of my performances from the Mermaid Avenue sessions such as 'Black Wind Blowing', 'Bug Eyed Jim' and 'Eisler On The Go'" You can see him use it in "The Man in the Sand" documentary also

In the image, John Paul White is seen playing a National Style 0 Resonator guitar.

Gary Lucas has often used a National Style 0 Resonator, as seen in this photo.

Bob Brozman made his signature sound to play resonator guitar, especially original vintage National guitars which he collects. He later became an ambassador for the company revival under "National Resophonic" brand.

Miguel Talavera uses the National Style 0 Resonator, equipped with a Highlander pickup, to achieve an incredible natural tone akin to microphone quality. This is showcased in a user-uploaded photo.

Joie Calio uses a National Style 0 Resonator, as seen in a user-uploaded photo on YouTube.