crane and sons ltd, need to know age please

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fyulaba77
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crane and sons ltd, need to know age please

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i just got a crane and sons ltd. upright, i would like to know the age, on the key cover it says crane and sons ltd out of belfast and liverpool, serial number is C&S I57302, i think its an I unless that is how they stamped in their ones at the time, thank you, Tyler from edmonton alberta canada
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The PianoGen website includes some references to Crane, press www below, then press the "Archives" button. I can also quote for a general booklet on the firm, or...
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thanks, but i could not find anything on the site

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thanks anyway....cheers!!!
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The Archives page mentions Cranes, and the Datemarks page will probably help. Numbers are no use with these, the "C&S" numbers are stock numbers, but the section on Action Numbers may help. The Aliases page explains where the names come from. The Reports page offers reports from photos. The Booklets page offers general booklets, and I probably have more on the firm than anyone else. The valuation page offers comments about valuing pianos. Te "Contact Us" button would allow you to obtain email information.
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thanks

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thanks i'll do that,
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