We imported a couple of Polish pianos called "Pianova". Actually it´s the same company that does masterful rebuilds and is based in Germany but the pianos they make are Polish, I believe. Don´t ask, Kristinn Leifsson, Reykjavík, Iceland At 22:12 16.5.2000 EDT, you wrote: >List: > >A customer of mine today mentioned to me that her daughter had just purchased >a fine Polish piano. I am not aware of any Polish pianos being sold here in >the US. Anybody have information about this? > >Secondly: I have noticed several recent inputs on ivories and how one finds >them, matches them and glues them. Some of the answers sound rather >involved. Has anyone ever tried gluing them on (after some sanding of both >surfaces) with.... >CA? I do it all the time. Is there something wrong about using CA for ivory >or plastic tops? Am I missing something? Please inform me of my errant ways. >Incidentally, I love the Vagias keytops sold in the Schaff catalog. I have >them in various colors and sizes and have to really strain to see the >difference between these and genuine ivory. > >Bob Bergantino, RPT >Willoughby Hills, Ohio > >
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