Since no one else has replied, I thought I'd add my two cents. An Ampico of 1926 is a model A Ampico, worth considerable less than an Ampico grand made a few years later, the Model B. What it is worth is, of course, depending on MANY factors. The local market. The condition. (Was it restored professionally with the proper materials and glue?) Does it "work" or does it "express" like it should? If one peruses eBay, you can get a good idea of the value. Some are practically given away. Others in Art cases bring more. It really just depends on the mood of the buyers at the time! Best bet at selling it without involving the pain of shipping cross-country? Local music store or Piano Techs.' word-of-mouth. Be prepared to wait to get your price. Someone out there wants it and will pay SOMETHING, but will it be acceptable to your client? Berley Firmin
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