Please!  Please!  Please!  Find a home for my player pianos!

I have over 150 upright 88-note unrestored, untouched, unbotched
restorable player pianos.  Mostly mahogany.  All crying out to be
beautiful again.

I have already weeded out the trashed "too far gone" pianos.   I am
preparing to move the store this summer, so I *desperately* need to
lighten the load.  (Does that sound familiar to anyone?)  There is a
wide variety of piano brands and player makes.

I do not have any Simplex, but I have a couple of Cable Euphonas, many
Standards, several Autopianos, AEolians, 15 Baldwin Manualos (5 differ-
ent names),  3 Gulbransens.  You may come pick out your selections
by way of TWA who lives 20 minutes from here by Metrolink light rail.

All plain case and semi-art case players are now $250.00 each.  Art
case and oak players are either not for sale or are still $495.00.
Reproducing uprights are not cheap, but everything is always for sale
here.

I do not have complete lists of what I have, so the best way is to come
on down.  The 6th player is freeeeee!  I paid more than $250 for many of
these,  I have moved some of them several times.  I must be nuts selling
them for this.  I just HATE moving them all again.  When I move I plan to
photograph each and complete its database page so they will eventually be
on the on-line web page catalog.  But by then they will cost more.

I am not worried about not having enough players when these are gone; I
can get plenty more.  The last time that I had 6 players moved from here
to Washington state, my moving service charged $125 each.  We also have
U-Haul and Ryder and will help you onto the truck with your purchases.

D. L. Bullock   Piano World   St. Louis   15 blocks from the Arch