In a message dated Wed, 8 May 2002 9:31:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Reikiharp@AOL.COM writes: >Jim, > Just curious , what is the market value for a S&S upright player in >restored condition? Is there a market for it at all? Certainly if it is a >duo-art it is probably of some historic significance. The price range it >would have to be in though is so full of new grands with modern player >systems which can do the same thing And look prettier doing it. Sounds like a >good bet for someone living in an uptown loft apt. who has a space budget ><PUN INTENDED>. Is the cabinet ornate? > Joseph D.Gotta RPT Joseph, your questions hit the nail on the head, the player piano market has been extremely slow for a long period, at least here in my area. There is a small faction of people who do appreciate the oldies but it is still slim pickins. As for historical value, unless this Steinway is an "art-case" (which I would bet my last dollar it is not) there were many Steinway Duo-Art uprights built and I do not think they have reached the historical significance level yet. David Koelzer DFW
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