<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> Dave, I tuned a Baldwin Grand piano with this autograph many years ago, when I still knew relatively little about what I was doing.  While it was a nice piano, it was one of the smaller grands.  I wondered also if the autograph added value to the piano.  If the autograph is valued by anyone, then it probably does,but the added value is anyone's guess.  I'm not sure it means that the piano itself is head and shoulders above similar models. I maintain now a Steinway 1098 vertical that was signed by Henry Steinway just a couple years ago.  I am told that on occasion he would walk through the factory and sign some of the pianos, which I presume doesn't mean necessarily that the piano signed has any special qualities.  This one doesn't, anyway. Regards, Clyde Dave Doremus wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE><style type="text/css"></style> I have a church with a 25 year old SD-10, all original equipment, signed by Ferrante and Teischer. They have been told that the autographs make this a very valuable instrument. Anyone have any sense of the market for signed pianos?</blockquote> </html>