Brand mystery

[Wimblees@AOL.COM]

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In a message dated 6/11/02 11:00:40 PM Central Daylight Time, 
adarpub@midrivers.com writes:


> I recently came into possession of a small grand which I intend to 
> rebuild.  There is no brand name on the fall board or on the plate, and 
> no serial number on the plate.  Any suggestions how to go about 
> discovering the brand?  Any distinguishing marks to identify?
> 
> The piano looks to be in the neighborhood of 100 years old.  It has a 
> Wessel, Nickle, Gross action.  So it may have been a fairly good 
> instrument at one time.
> 
> Arlie Rauch
> Glendive, MT
> 
> 

You've just discovered the first ever Raucherbergadorfer piano. 
Congratulations.

Wim 

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