Is it real or a toy Baby Grand?

[Robert Goodale]

Wow, kind of cool!  I saw one of these before a long time ago in a piano
store near Chicago.  Although the results would be rather unrewarding given
the tone quality, I think it would be worth completely rebuilding because of
it's rarity and novalty.  Probably a fun rebuild too.  Either as a keeper or
for sale although I think it would be tough to find a buyer.

Interesting that it has double legs, did it have a player in it originally?

Rob Goodale, RPT
Las Vegas, NV



> I picked up an old "Schulz" baby Grand Player Piano and I'm looking for
> feedback from anyone who has seen a similar piano before.  Is it a rare
find
> worth further investigation or a novelty piece of junk.  All comments are
> welcome!
>
> The piano is very small. It has 73 keys and measures 3' 9"  wide x 3' 4"
> long ( not including the keyboard which adds about six inches to the total
> measurements). From top to floor the height is 3' 1".  It has a slide out
> player section under the keyboard.
>
> Check out the pics.