<html> Paul,     Decals Unlimited has the sets of Steinway-style round fluted legs, and scroll-work music racks. Not cheap. The racks on a lot of the old Chickerings were almost identical to the S&S style, but of course didn't have the S&S lyre design in the middle.     Schaff sells plain leg sets for a reasonable price. There's also the supplier section of the annual directory. Couldn't tell you specific folks, but several are listed under case parts.     SAMA in Juarez has a good duplication wood carver, and does legs. Also not cheap, but can be made to match the old, thereby saving the cost of the whole set. Call Salvador Ortiz at 915-727-4138. Be prepared to fax in the specs and a drawing or picture of the old. If the missing leg is the tail, be sure to check height.     The Journal has also had ads for piano lids recently, and perhaps those folks can help out. Then there's Jack Wyatt. His legs are old enough, and he may have others in stock. <G> Good luck, Guy Nichols, RPT "Wagner's music is better than it sounds." - Mark Twain At 07:40 PM 4/20/02 -0400, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Hello List: Anyone with good hard information on piano leg makers? We have a vintage Chickering with a missing leg and need to make a duplicate. Also, anyone with good ideas on the style of the music rack or a place to get them would be appreciated. Thanks. Paul Revenko-Jones RPT </blockquote></html>