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Russian Player Pianos
By Douglas Heffer 

[In his 131111 MMD posting "Animatic Piano Rolls in Russia," Bill 
Chapman asks whether anyone has seen striker bellows covered with some
kind of paper]

Just to tell you that I have seen Phonola pianos made during World War
1 which used a fine white skin for the striking pneumatics.  Rubber was
not available at that time.  Maybe there is a confusion in materials?

Douglas Heffer
Paris, France

(Message sent Wed 13 Nov 2013, 16:04:49 GMT, from time zone GMT+0100.)

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