Baldwin R? Or is it an H?

[SGrossner@aol.com]

In a message dated 97-03-06 23:49:12 EST, you write:

<< Sam,

 I believe this sounds like a model G - I have one on the shop and will see
if
 it fits the  particulars that you mentioned.  The size sounds tight, but
 email me with a little more on how many strings on the bass bridge, etc.
  We'll see if we can trace it down.

 Allan >>

Ok allan, The latest is Schaff sent me a replacement string that I ordered. I
broke one on the install-and labeled it an "H" It fit perfectly. However, on
the tail of the plate, behind the bass bridge, is stamped, "E". go figure. I
guess the e and h are identical scales. There are 20 bass unisons, 8 of which
are one per note. In the lower tenor are 7 double unisons, for a total of 14
strings. I'd be curious to know how that compares with your understanding.
i'd also be curious to have an idea of this pianos value. Because I plan on
marketing it next week. Once again, it is a 5'6" or 5'7". Thanks. Sam G.
Chicago.