Williams Piano

[Clyde Hollinger]

Dave,

I assume you are not a piano technician or you wouldn't need to ask the
question.  My general experience has been that when a piano is offered for
nothing, that's about what it's worth.  You can take a chance if you want, but
it's better to pay a piano technician to evaluate it before you go to the trouble
and expense of moving it home.  I have seen pianos with beautiful cases where the
guts were totally shot.

Regards,
Clyde Hollinger, RPT

Daveg126@AOL.COM wrote:

> Folks,
>
> My son's school is disposing of a Williams Piano. They offer to give it to me
> to get it out of their hair, if I will move it. Any opinions?? It is dark
> wood, upright, and cosmetically seems to be in good shape. It almost appears
> to be some sort of "institutional model", most panels are secured with
> conspicuous stainless steel screws, which look like they are part of the
> original design. I have no idea of the age or model, but would presume this
> came to the school as a donation.
>
> Comments valued!! Trash or treasure??
>
> Dave