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Four and a half feet is a Baby Grand, too small to be a Boudoir Grand. The number suggests 1938, and it wouldn't be much earlier than the thirties, being so small. Anyone coud put any name on the front, but there is no way I can tell you if it is genuine, is there some doubt? What is much more common is Cramer making panos with other names. Cramers very kindly sent me what little information they had some years ago, I have lots of historical notes, old ads etc. on the firm, but no original archives are available.
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