Thanks Bill.
Very interesting picture.
Definitely single overstrung on mine though.
Date according to the Broadwood website makes it sometime in 1916...
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- by AussieAndrew
- 21 Mar 2012, 14:11
- Forum: Piano History
- Topic: John Broadwood and Sons baby grand piano
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- by AussieAndrew
- 21 Mar 2012, 11:26
- Forum: Piano History
- Topic: John Broadwood and Sons baby grand piano
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Re: John Broadwood and Sons baby grand piano
It is overstrung (I now know what that means - never thought about it) but only once at D/ \Eb. I am interested in getting the correct year of manufacture, given the serial number list and the conflicting business name indications, though perhaps the list is the best indicator. It would be superb to...
- by AussieAndrew
- 20 Mar 2012, 14:41
- Forum: Piano History
- Topic: John Broadwood and Sons baby grand piano
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John Broadwood and Sons baby grand piano
Hello Forum. I am attempting to discover the age of my piano and I have a number of conflicting pieces of evidence. Having John Broadwood & Sons London is supposedly before 1900, but it has "french" style legs (two square posts with a timber separator/brace towards the bottom - picture...
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