Bill, He is looking for a double escapement repetition action "Model", not a replacement action....if I read you correctly. Regards, Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bdshull@AOL.COM> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2000 10:11 PM Subject: Re: Erard Grand > Bob: > > What did Bill have in mind? The Erard pre-repetition action, the Erard > repetition action, or just a generic modern action on the repetition > principle? I am not an expert, although I have an Erard grand. There are at > least two Erard repetition actions which were in mass production; at least > the first repetition action of the early 1820's and a later version from > about 1850, as in the drawings in Pianos and Their Makers (Dolge). Either of > these would require either custom manufacture/duplication, or the use of > parts from a piano from the period. I am not aware that anyone has actually > had new parts duplicated for a replica piano or piano action, but that would > be the best way to get some of these action models made. If this has been > done, I would be interested also. > > Bill Shull > University of Redlands, La Sierra University > > In a message dated 2/6/00 3:37:41 PM Pacific Standard Time, > moffattr@cadvision.com writes: > > << List, > > I have been asked by Bill Garlick to ask > if any one out there knows where he might > obtain an Erard Grand acton model. > > Thanks in advance, > > Bob>> >
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