Vose & Sons Boston Upright Piano
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Vose & Sons Boston Upright Piano
Where would the serial number be located. Does "Established 1851" mean the age of the piano is from 1851? Does anyone know the value? I am clueless.
Need info on Vose and Sons Established 1851 upright piano
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"Established" means the company began in 1851, this would appear on thousands of pianos made any timne after that date. If you open the top and look inside, there may be a number easily visible. Have a look at the Numbers page at www.PianoGen.org
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