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itsmills420 t1_iztbiqf wrote

im pretty sure ive got this same exact piano lol

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EditBayFive t1_iztujqf wrote

Is this at the ReStore in Wallingford?

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ILovePublicLibraries OP t1_izu5ti7 wrote

No. That piano stood at Savers in Manchester CT when I stumped into it the other day.

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reboog711 t1_izu8j5e wrote

How do you know where it sold in the 60s?

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hymen_destroyer t1_izuicv4 wrote

A lot of those old pianos have dealer/manufacturer information tags/stickers on the sounding board or under the hatch

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burnthamt t1_izuip01 wrote

Piano is likely stamped inside the cover by the seller. I've seen a few, the oldest being from 1880s-ish. It makes sense that we find old pianos right near where they were made because of how bulky they are. I believe a good many of the oldest pianos were assembled on site. They'll keep turning up every once in a while.

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