Classic/Antique instruments in metal?

I have no idea, but I'm betting some of you have a handle on this. I'd like to know more. Fender, Gretch, Paul? Mellotrons even?

Lots of actual Hammond organ, mellotron, Fender Rhodes and some analog synth, plus vintage guitars (no active pickups) on Pale Communion.  

I think some pagan/viking metal bands use old traditional instruments in their stuff, but I don't know if that counts.

All sorts of folk metal bands use classical and antique instruments.

Only one I can think of off the top of my head is Lanny Cordolas solo albums.I know he played a lot of odd instruments on them

On the book's front cover " Commando " - The Johnny Ramone story -
He used some sort of old vintage guitar - a cheap one - one he could afford -
From what I read, he bought it, and continued with it - into history -
that f'n guitar held up big time !

Lurideath wrote:

All sorts of folk metal bands use classical and antique instruments.

You beat me to saying the same thing.

Does this count?

Runicen wrote:

Does this count?

I LOVE that song!

Atomic Opera-Gospel Cola (Kemper Crabb plays many old instruments on that album-mandolin, recorder, dulcimer)

I've only heard bits and pieces of their stuff, but that song alone gives them bragging rights.