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A growing number of websites offer apparently simple dating of pianos by numbers, but it often isn't that simple at all. These dates are usually based on books, which in turn quote from other books which are sometimes wrong or misleading, like the Steck / Aeolian numbers for example. See http://www...

Hello all, I've got a Aeolian pianola which as been in the family since 1983 when my parents bought it for me as my first piano. We were told at the time that the age of the piano was 1940 or so. Certainly WW2 era, but before the US entered. It looks like a latter style piano with rounded edges so I...