Rosenkranz baby grand?

[richard.ucci at att.net]

I worked on an upright of the same name last month. Best design for action removal I ever saw, it was sooo easy to remove and replace. No struts, just a block of wood on either side that a pin fit into.
Rick Ucci/Ucci Piano

-------------- Original message from Andrew and Rebeca Anderson <anrebe at sbcglobal.net>: -------------- 


> I'm to go evaluate a Rosenkranz (spelling correct to photo) baby 
> grand in the near future. It has a serial number of 13268 which is 
> web-dated between 1878 & 1892, ERNST ROSENKRANZ Dresden, Germany. My 
> piano atlas is coming up way short on this one. The oral history 
> reports it is an old German piano. It has two pedals, turned legs 
> and a carved (through) music desk. Appears to have original ivories 
> in decent condition. It is described as all playing (but out of 
> tune). Perhaps someone from across the pond can shed a little light on this? 
> 
> Andrew Anderson 
> 
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