Hi Clair, According to an old Player Piano Co., Inc. catalogue, the Autola piano used a Pratt-Read, two tier player action. Other than that, I have no experience with this make and can't tell you anything. There is another list, where you might be able to get an answer, that is the Mechanical Music Digest <rolls@foxtail.com> Good luck. Regards, John M. Ross Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada Clair Dunn wrote: > Hi- > Has anyone heard of this animal? So far, in my quest, this ($550) is > the least expensive player piano I have seen advertised around here > (VT). However, Pierce is most unhelpful. Ad says circa 1895. Is this > an off the wall PSO, or will it be helpful to me as a learner, later to > sell? Would appreciate any help, so I can make the phone call or > not!! Ad says it works, but I really don't care as I want to mess with it! > Clair > > cadunn@vt2000.com > Clair's Piano Service > Fletcher, Vermont
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