This is out on a farm here in SD. The lady said a preacher who also tuned pianos took the keys and action to repair them, but never returned with them. She asked him several times and he "always had an excuse". Finally he moved away. I told here I would help find the parts, but she said she had given up hope as this was 20 years ago. I am supposed to pick it up Sunday or Monday. I need another old hulk like a hole in the head. I just couldn't turn down an Ivers and Pond from 1910. I suppose I can use some of the veneer. And there are three massive back posts of three slabs of maple glued together. Now those might make good grand piano legs, or the bottom part at least. ---ric ---------- > From: Robert Goodale <rrg@nevada.edu> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: Ivers and Pond gutted > Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 9:24 AM > > Richard Moody wrote: > > > I don't suppose anyone is interested in an Ives and Pond upright without > > keys or the action.? > > What happened to it that it? Just curious. > > Rob Goodale, RPT > Las Vegas, NV
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