Del, Bingo! No pin block. Just the individual plugs. Would this be prehistoric "Geers Plugs"? The pin for note #1 is a 2.25" long 1/0. The more I find out about this piano the more I think I will leave it as is and use it as an interesting door stop for my shop. John Dewey >John, > >You might also want to check that "pinblock" again. I once worked on a 9' >Mathushek that had a very thick plate through the pinblock area. There was >no block as such. There were individual plugs fit into 11 mm holes in the >cast iron. > >In this particular piano the long straight side was on the treble side and >the bent side was on the bass. Sure looked interesting. > >Yes. I would loved to have seen his notebook. > >Del >Delwin D Fandrich >Piano Designer & Builder >Hoquiam, Washington USA >E.mail: pianobuilders@olynet.com >Web Site: http://pianobuilders.olynet.com/ > >
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