Must be willing to pick it up, this sucker is HEAVY.

The piano is not in perfect condition, with scrapes and a few decorative pieces missing, that can be seen in the picture, but what can you expect for a 112 yr old piano? Comes with matching bench with storage for books or whatever. One key on the high end does not work, broken hammer or what, I'm not sure, my daughter never played anything that required that key. It is in working condition, but no doubt needs tuning, although it still sounds pretty good. The serial number inside identifies the unit being built in or close to 1902 according to some web research. Please do NOT come by the church to inquire, emails only. Include phone number in reply and I will call you at earliest possible convienence. Make me an offer and it is yours.ġ914? Kurtzman Piano (Hilltop Urban Church)ġ914? Kurtzman upright piano needs a good home. Free you move.īeautiful tiger oak upright piano. I have an antique upright piano with a bench. This piano is being restored to like new condition inside and out, and the tone and touch is really quite good for a piano this size.Pianos on Wichita Craigs List Pianos on Wichita Craig's List Freeįree antique upright piano with bench (andover, kansas)

The instrument is made of beautiful 'old world' two-tone walnut wood, and is of the Louis XVI double-leg style. This piano is an example of the Expressive Reproducing Player Piano offered on the Marionette. Schulz was forced to drop their grandiose plans for the Marionette line and only a few were ever actually built. When the Great Depression hit in 1929, M. They were advertised as being offered in elaborately carved cabinets and elaborate finishes, including hand painted Oriental style finishes. Schulz had great plans to build these little pianos in large numbers. The player pianos were equipped with the Schulz patented 'Aria Divina' expressive reproducing player mechanism which played the piano with real human dynamics.

The tiny Marionette baby grand was available in two basic models a conventional baby grand piano and an expressive 'reproducing' player piano. Because piano technology had reached its peak in the 1920s, these tiny pianos were thoroughly modern in design and the science and craftsmanship behind them resulted in a piano that sounded like a much larger instrument. Measuring only 46 inches wide and 44 inches long, these little pianos were real pianos with the tone quality of an ordinary baby grand piano, but their diminutive size made them ideal for wealthy childrens play rooms, dance clubs, boudoirs, etc. Schulz Piano Company introduced a limited number of tiny ∼hild Size baby grand pianos under the Marionette label.

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