Mark and List, All D's made in New York from 1984 to 1988 had ivory keys, and some B's. Stephen Dove STEINWAY & SONS At 10:25 AM 2/1/98 -0500, you wrote: >We have a Steinway D from the 1980's that is commonly referred to as "the >one with ivory keys". But I have always thought that they can't be ivory. >They are ivory-colored, and have a grain pattern. But the pattern seems to >repeat exactly, which is unlikely, and the keytops are of one piece, not >separate front rectangles and back rectangles. > >Is this simulated ivory? What do we have here? They feel great. They are >the factory original material. > >Mark Graham >Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music >Berea, Ohio > >
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