Piano without a name...

[Jim Coleman, Sr.]

Hi Travis:

This is no doubt a Wurlitzer grand. Fortunately, they didn't make these
very long.

Jim Coleman, Sr.

On Wed, 2 Feb 2000 TJenk94633@AOL.COM wrote:

> Dear List,
> I have a customer with a refinished grand piano that bears no name or serial 
> number, and are eager to know what brand it might be.  There is a distinct 
> oddity about the piano which I suppose might ring a bell with someone.  This 
> piano has no pinblock.  The tuning pins are driven into the plate only.  The 
> pins are split with brass wedges driven into them where they protrude through 
> the underside of the plate.
> If anyone could help me with this mystery, I would appreciate it.
> 
> Thank you for your time,
> Travis W. Jenkins
> Tulsa Chapter 
>