Bizarrrrrrre! Now is your opportunity to sell them a whole new set of Renner shanks, flanges and Blue hammers. Along with a full regulation for a princely sum. Their state insurance should pay for it. D.L. Bullock St. Louis www.thepianoworld.com -----Original Message----- From: Phil Frankenberg [mailto:rinkyd@pacbell.net] Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 7:33 PM To: pianotech Subject: Hammer thief? Today I went to check on a baldwin F (7 ft) in the band room of the college where I work. To my amazement and horror I found all the case parts off and lying on the floor, the action slightly pulled out, every hammer, shank, and flange assembly gone. All hammer flange screws gone and all case part screws gone. These parts were only about a year old. The whippens(which they left) and rest of the piano are 40yrs old. I'm wondering if someone thought they could just put them on their own piano or if it was a prank. Anybody else experience anything like this? I know this is kind of OT but I just had to tell somebody who could appreciate the bizarreness of it all. Phil Frankenberg CSU Chico, Ca.
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