I have a church that wants to sell a gutted, great big, Weber Themodist
Grand.  It looks exactly like many of the early Duo Art Webers except
there is no place for snakebite levers or Theme, or Soft/dance levers.
It is the one with the heavy looking legs and case.  It has the cast
iron keybed, mahogany wood case.  It has been well taken care of, but I
would suggest a new bridge (hairline cracks) and recrown the soundboard
when you restring.  You could get by without stringing for a while if
you like as no present bridge problems are evident.  The plate has the
eagle cast into it.  This is a very desirable piano.  You supply the Duo

Art parts.  I have a few much later Weber Duo Art stacks if you need
them from my parts collection.  The last one I sold for $1,500.00  Make
me an offer.  It is a church that will spend the proceeds restoring 3
other antique grands.

D.L. Bullock   Piano World St. Louis