My old atlas dates it 1875 Jon Page At 02:27 AM 3/8/99 -0500, you wrote: >List: > >I do not know how to date a Knabe or Chickering 9'. They appear to be >American Piano Co. era pianos. These pianos have different serial numbers >than the standard; usually 5 digit. I rebuilt and sold a 9' Chickering which >appeared to be from the '20's or 30's; great piano, still very powerful >including the mid-treble; never established a date of manuf. > >Have a 9' Knabe at a university which I want to provide accurate age info on - >s/n 10651 Any ideas? I keep meaning to ask Paul Monochino at conventions; >either I forget to ask, or I have forgotten that I did ask him.... > >Thanks! > >Bill Shull >U of Redlands, La Sierra U >Loma Linda, CA >
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