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     Submitted for the 161102 MMDigest

Interesting listings this day: a couple of totally rebuilt reproducers
(for sale by dealer) and some true rescue pleas, as the pianos will be
junked if not sold!

* 1929 Haines baby grand player piano -- Rochester, NY, $3995 "works
like a champ," Ampico system includes Ampico rolls.  No pics, "email for
photos."

* Mason & Hamlin 5'8" Ampico grand player piano -- Columbus, OH;
restored, for sale by dealer, $18,500!  Looks beautiful, red mahogany wood
finish,  Model A with 20 Ampico rolls.

* Knabe Ampico grand piano 5'4" -- Columbus, OH; Restored, for sale by
same dealer, also $18,500, also red mahogany wood, think Model A type
with 20 Ampico rolls.

* Cunningham player piano, restored -- Ocean View, NJ (New Jersey?)
$1495 upright, looks great. "Walnut cabinet, has been rebuilt by past
owner, looks & plays great.  Comes with bench & rolls, can deliver."

* Weber Duo-Art upright, pedal & electric -- Richmond VA, $350. This is
a Metrostyle Themodist Temponamic, pedal & electric (added?) "redone in
'60s at Doerflein piano in Richmond," but looks like original finish;
dark photos.	

Okay, now for the "Save Me" pianos:

* Conway Boston player piano -- Owensboro, KY  $200.  Came with the
house, upright, looks untouched; will be repurposed into a desk if not
sold.  Looks like mid-teens, controls include a "Roll Adjuster" (???)
player bench incl.

* Auto-Art (New York) player piano -- Central NJ, free due to house
move.  Apparently plays, includes rolls, refinished case light yellow
ribbon grained mahogany, pretty!  With bench; style looks early 1900s
(round legs and posts).

* Gulbransen player piano -- Princeton, MA. Best Offer, plain case,
mahogany wood, appears to be circa 1920. Plays and includes 7 rolls
Gubransens are a pain to rebuild, but very easy to pump if done right.

* Chase-Hackley (Muskegon, Mich.) player piano -- Rhode Island $200
OBO. "Exceltone" name?  Seller doesn't know anything about it.  Looks
untouched, pics not much help! Mid teens?  Upright.

Go forth and save a piano!  Until next time; Play 'em if ya got 'em!

David Dewey