When I first posted this, I had no idea that I was doing so in the middle of several other much-more-exciting Broadwood threads. I thank the one individual who was kind-enough to provide some feedback. But, I'd appreciate some more feedback -- especially related to valuation if possible. Thank you in advance!! -bruce > -----Original Message----- > From: Bruce D. Rempe [mailto:bruce@RempeFamily.net] > Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 8:09 AM > To: Pianotech > Subject: an old broadwood > > > I discovered an OLD straight-strung broadwood during a recent > business trip. It was in a lobby/lounge area -- and is actually > still being used, as I observed an evening party during my stay > where the piano was used to lead some singing. > > It was pretty heavily coated with dust (on the inside), and I > don't think the owners have ANY IDEA what they have. > > I've posted some pictures at http://www.RempeFamily.net/pics/broadwood/ > > Warning, these pictures are HIGH RESOLUTION, and may take a while > to fully load, especially if you have a low-speed connection to > the internet. > > My questions: > > How old is this piano?? > > Is it worth anything?? > > Thank you in advance! > > -bruce > -------- > Bruce D. Rempe > bruce@RempeFamily.net > > > > > > >
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