List, We also have an old K (#172883 - 1915) in a practice room. It's not quite as bad as the one talked about below, but I was wondering, in light of the comments about rebuilding that one, if I should consider keeping this or not when we move into our new building? Believe me, there will plenty of grands to rebuild, assuming we keep all our old stock. Opinions? Avery >I've noticed posts today regarding a Steinway upright. We've just brought >in a 1902 Model K for rebuilding/refinishing, and I have a few questions. > >This piano's in pretty sad shape. It's been in a college practice room for >years. The ivory's gone, and somebody painted the keysticks with whiteout. >Now the school music department wants it put back to former glory. SNIP >John Granholm >Granholm Bros Piano Rejuvenations >Roseburg, OR _____________________________________ Avery Todd Moores School of Music University of Houston Houston, TX 77204-4893 713-743-3226 atodd@uh.edu http://www.uh.edu/music/ _____________________________________
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