<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>In a message dated 12/15/00 4:19:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, rrg@nevada.edu <BR>writes:
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<BR>Has anyone else on the list serviced one of these? The customer
<BR>said they moved it from Tennessee so perhaps there are more in
<BR>that area of the country. It looked like it would be an
<BR>interesting rebuilding project except for the fact that it would
<BR>doubtfully be worth the money.
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<BR>Just wondering.
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<BR>Rob Goodale, RPT
<BR>Las Vegas, NV
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<BR>Hi Rob,
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<BR>There are lots more here on the East Coast, I am sure. At Cunningham, we have <BR>rebuilt several K&B grands at customer request, and the thin hammers and <BR>flanges and whippens DO present a challenge. (Thank you Wally Brooks)
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<BR>They turn out to be a nice piano, although not a Mason & Hamlin, to be sure. <BR>BTW, many until after 1900 used rocker actions.
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<BR>Richard Galassini
<BR>Cunningham Piano Co. & Factory
<BR>Philadelphia, Pa.
<BR>1 (800) 394-1117
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