<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Gordon,
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<BR>I may have the instrument you're looking for. I'll check it out tomorrow. The action is in such bad shape, I think it is beyond restoration. If it has the parts you're looking for, I'll talk to the owner of the piano and see what he could do for you.
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<BR>Dave Stahl
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<BR>In a message dated 8/20/02 8:36:06 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lclgcnp@yahoo.com writes:
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<BR>Dear Fellow Techs,
<BR> I have a massive, magnificent, 55" ebony 1893
<BR>Knabe upright, with an "Eastlake" style case.( Sort of
<BR>geometric and "Egytian-like", with a fan pattern in
<BR>the crotch of the leg.)
<BR> The board and bridges are perfect, with plenty of
<BR>crown, so I want to restore it. But I'm missing a few
<BR>pieces. In order of importance: 1)Stickers. These are
<BR>the type with a slotted, bushed bottom to slip over
<BR>the center pin in the rocker capstans, and rounded top
<BR>to push on the wippen cushions. 2)Rocker capstans and
<BR>screws. 3)The top front panel. I'd be glad to even see
<BR>a photo of a similar instrument!</BLOCKQUOTE>
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