On 8/1/2011 7:28 PM, Roger at Integra.net wrote: > Rick, > I believe the lock used by Wurlitzer was made by the Corbin lock > company. I have one in my parts bin with a key mark as BPW3. I would > make a guess the P and W would stand for Piano-Wurlitzer. You might make > a long shot inquiry with the Corbin Co. When I come across those locks I > remove the lid hinges and reach inside to disable the lock. It's tricky > to do, but if you hold your tongue in the right position it can be done. > Roger Gable We have a winner. This is definitely the way to go. Kimballs too. Ron N
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