Autola by Horace Walter

[Jon Page]

Clair,
Circa1895 could be a patent dated embossed on the plate.
If you are not secure in evaluating this piano on your own
(piano & player-wise) have a tech appraise it for you.

It is impossible to evaluate something sight-unseen with
only the information from an uninformed piano owner.

I've seen plenty where they said, "It works"; only to find out
that, "Well it did the last time we played it (ten years ago)".

Take a look at it, have it checked out,
then talk then down to $300. :-)

Jon Page


At 07:23 AM 9/20/98 -0400, you 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
>
>