The University of Minnesota has purchased the building that has
housed my business since 1998, therefore I have to move my shop to
a new location.  The new space will have 600 square feet less than
I presently have, so not everything is going to the new location.

Some things will be going to the great beyond, but I am listing
a few out-of-the-ordinary units that I hope will be sold and survive.
Some are listed on my web page: http://bartonplayerpianos.com/ 

* Upright Bush & Lane Unitype.  Less-than-average condition.  $200

* 1911 Steinway upright 88/65 note Themodist.  80 % original.
Still works, case refinished, roll storage bench, 95 rolls.  $4500

* 1928 Chickering Ampico "B".  Refinished ebony.  Perfect ivories,
soundboard, strings, and pinblock.  Plays exceptionally well.
100 rolls.  $5,500

* 1914 Autopiano upright "Conservatory Model".  This piano was designed
with an original pump, motor, automatic-rewind and shut-off.  Complete
and un-restored.  $900

* 1933 Stroud Art Case grand with late Duo-Art system.  Complete and
un-restored.  $750

* Stroud upright full Duo-Art.  Painted case.  May be willing to part
out.  Best offer.

* Ampico upright player action and various units.

* Wind motors; Baldwin, Cable, Pratt & Reed, Gulbransen, Standard,
Autopiano, Kimball, and more.

* A few hundred Ampico rolls, un-cataloged.

Don Barton - Barton Player Piano Co.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
http://bartonplayerpianos.com/