<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Re: Is it real or a toy Baby Grand?</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> On 4/21/03 10:12 PM, "JWyatt1492@aol.com" <JWyatt1492@aol.com> wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE>Hello Ken,    You have a real piano.     There were  two brands of these little grands. One was built by M.Schultz and the other by Story&Clark.     I own a S&C now and owned another years ago. I have rebuilt one M. Schultz. #212543 built in 1927.       The Schultz  used a "Seaverns" 404  Action and the Story&Clark used a "Thayer"            The bass string count on the Story&Clark is 8 single strings and 12 doubles. The Schultz is 9 single strings and 15 double.         I can't say that all of these little grands are the same but both of the Story&Clarks were.    These pianos are not worth a great deal but they are unique.  And all had  double "gate" legs. Regards, Jack Wyatt </BLOCKQUOTE> The thing that gets me is that when I say “Schulz” (without the T) most people think I say “Schultz” . This is a Schulz SN 225320.  Are they one in the same? </BODY> </HTML>