When you find an instrument like this, please contact Bill Shull at bdshull at aol.com. He is working to document the development of Steinway pianos during this period. Ed Sutton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Clark Sprague" <CSPRAGUE4 at woh.rr.com> To: "Pianotech List" <pianotech at ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 9:37 PM Subject: [pianotech] Steinway Style 2 > List, I went to the house of a man yesterday, who has a Steinway Style > 2, 7'3" grand for sale. It needs completely rebuilt. Pictures are > available, if desired. > The serial number is #33450. Funny thing is, that someone has changed > the number in the places that one would know to look (the keyslip, the > front of the action frame, they put it on the open faced pinblock, and on > the stretcher board above the bass strings, upside down no less), but they > didn't change the numbers on the inside of the cheek blocks, or on the > underside of the fallboard. What they did was add a 1 to the other > numbers, making it look like it is a 1908, when in reality, it is an 1876. > He called it a Centennial Edition (I really don't know about that, but I > could envision a very beautiful instrument if re-done well). As I said, I > have some pictures available, if anyone wants to see them. > Anybody interested in a project? > > Clark A. Sprague, RPT > csprague4 at woh.rr.com > > >
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