Stephen Birkett <birketts@wright.aps.uoguelph.ca> VOCE88@AOL.COM wrote: > > Hello List, > > As some may know, I work with Cunningham Piano Co. of Philadelphia. > Although we do a lot of rebuilding work, we usually don't go before the > 1880s. Here is my problem: > > We have gotten in a rebuild order and it turns out the piano is much > older than I anticipated (because of distance, the piano wasn't estimated > before it came in). We can find no serial number, but after conversations > with and faxes to Roger Weisensteiner, we figure its age to about the 1850s. > The action is probably a Streicher design. > > The last thing I want to happen is to do the wrong work to this piano. > Who on the list has experience with a piano of this type or can recommend > someone who does? > > Feel free to call me on the toll free number if you wish. > > Eagerly awaiting a response, > > Richard Galassini > Cunningham Piano Co. > Philadelphia, Pa. > 1 800 394 1117
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