Bogs and Voigt

[Bill Kibby]

No-one anywhere can trace the life history of individual pianos. When you are searching for a just a name, it is essential to check the spelling. The 1905 date is when the firm was established, not the date of the piano. No dates of serial numbers are published, but I can estimate some, if you find the number. Also, if the action (the working parts of the notes) is marked with the action amkers' name and number, we may be able to date that, but it probably involves getting your tuner to remove the action. See
http://www.uk-piano.org/piano-gen/reports.html