I have an upright with agraffes on the bridge. Some were higher and lower than others. If memory serves mine is from 1890's ric ----- Original Message ----- From: J Patrick Draine <draine@mediaone.net> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 8:03 AM Subject: agraffe bridges & Sohmers | Dear List, | Do any of you have information on Sohmer grands with agraffe bridges? | I have a couple customers with them, any was wondering if the | historians (Jack Wyatt? New Yorkers?) have anything interesting they | could pass on. | Regretfully, I didn't have a tape measure handy, but they were | probably around 5' 10" in length, and date from 1916, and 1927, | respectively. The agraffes (rather than bridge pins) are on the long | bridge, from B2 to F#6, where they switch to regular bridge pins. | Pretty pianos, but probably not the best candidates for rebuilds | (which these both had recently been), unless there were a budget that | covered new soundboard, bridges, and rescaling (which these didn't). | | Patrick
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