Piano parts for pre-1900 German grand

[Gregor _]

It might be F. Schmid & Kunz, Wien. Yes, Schüler von Bösendorfer means pupil 
of Bösendorfer. I found some photos in an austrian piano maker forum. 
Anybody asks for that company and the value. Got no concrete answers to that 
question, scroll down for the photos:

http://www.kvo.at/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=951&sid=61a7ebbceb7e78edf1c40f356ccf0792

Gregor




>From: BobDavis88 at aol.com

>
>John,
>
>This doesn't speak to your request for parts, but just as an aside - it's
>likely that this is "Schmid, Schüler v. Bösendorfer" (Schmid, Pupil of
>Bösendorfer). Not that it matters, just an explanation for the apparent 
>different names
>on the plate and fallboard. Our German-speaking friends can correct me if 
>I'm
>wrong.
>
>Bob D.

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