Avery: Others have told you where to look for the serial number. I think the 6'4" was called the style 415. dave *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 4/22/02 at 4:22 PM Avery Todd wrote: >List, > >Speaking of Knabe's. Sort of. We just had a 6'4" type donated to the >university. I >haven't had a chance to pull the action yet but was wondering if anyone >might know >where might be the most likely place to find the serial number and what >the >model >number might be. It's not on the plate. I'm curious about the age. Thanks. > >Avery > >P.S. This has been the year of donations. We've had two Kawai grands, one >Kawai >vertical and now this Knabe grand donated. And actually, they're all >pretty >decent >pianos. Except for a few loose pins on the Knabe. :-( > >>A Starr and a Knabe. What a world of difference. The Starr was very >simple >>and straight forward. The Knabe was quite a bit more complex with its >full >>pin block flange and bottom flange in the plate. Even just tearing these >>old junkers apart was quite an education. >> >>Good Luck! >> >>Terry Farrell _____________________________ David M. Porritt dporritt@mail.smu.edu Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275 _____________________________
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