Great. Now how do we date Knabe CG',s once the number
is located ? Asren't these in a different series than
"regular" production?
Thump
--- Susan Kline <skline@peak.org> wrote:
> At 03:19 PM 9/6/2005 -0700, you wrote:
> >Knabe #s used to be stenciled on the treblemost
> strut on the treble side.
> >Should be a 6 digit number for something of that
> age. If not there, you can
> >look at the blocks or keyframe for an embossment.
>
> On a 1901 Knabe concert grand, the serial number was
> stencilled in black
> paint onto the
> soundboard underneath the strings, in the first capo
> section. Maybe a couple
> of inches past the dampers.
>
> I'd also check the bottom of the keyslip and
> keyblocks. Sometimes someone
> marks
> it on there, or it could be stamped in the factory.
>
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