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no name anywhere on the actions

33604 is engraved on the action case.

Since I am in the process of refurbishing as I speak, is my piano a rarity in the US, or a nice conversation starter. 1903 doesnt make it the oldest piece in the house, but being from Germany makes it the most traveled. Thanks for all of the info Bill, keep on sharing the knowledge. You too Vernon, ...

upon further disassembly, I found some panels and the #1 key were signed Schreiber 6916, and the #85 key has 6919. The harp is also stamped Patent Duplex Schreiber Resonator, with the # 363B. sorry about the terrible pictures.

I visited pianohistory.info before posting here, and found alot of useful information there. Didnt realize I would be consulting the source. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, and I will continue my search for the truth.

here are some pictures

i am trying to date a Schreiber upright #38267, manufactured by Murdoch, Murdoch Co. London 461 and 463 Oxford st. Any information will be relished.