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Originally Posted by BDB
I liked the name of this piano. I am sure it came from one of the more exotic parts of Germany.


Yep, it's right on the bank of the Pearl River. It's just south of Bejingburg.


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I liked the name of this piano. I am sure it came from one of the more exotic parts of Germany.


Yep, it's right on the bank of the Pearl River. It's just south of Bejingburg.


And their piano craftsmen are distant cousins of the Kayserburg family.


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I liked the umlaut on Söng.


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Maybe it's just me, but I prefer to camp with a piano.

http://annarbor.craigslist.org/msg/3708888775.html


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Not really funny, but it is interesting to see one of these:

Lindner grand.


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It is interesting; I had thought all of those Lindner grand’s were long gone by this point. The Lindner concept was a good idea, poorly executed.

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Nice looking piano. But are there popsicle sticks glued to it(kinda a stretch)?

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/msg/3711847606.html


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The Lindner grands were not bad, except that you periodically have to tighten the bolts that hold the soundboard to the frame to keep it from buzzing.


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The Lidner is interesting. It makes me wonder if a piano could be engineered to fit in a murphy bed apparatus.


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Originally Posted by TecFlip
Nice looking piano. But are there popsicle sticks glued to it(kinda a stretch)?

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/msg/3711847606.html


Not that I could find...


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Nice looking piano. But are there popsicle sticks glued to it(kinda a stretch)?

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/msg/3711847606.html


Not that I could find...


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Unbelievable. Almost as bad as the piano set on fire then shipped out to sea to a FL sandbar a few years back, on Yahoo news.


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Here is a funny Craigslist ad that doesn't have anything to do with pianos, but does illustrate the need for proper spelling. I got a laugh out of his "unfortunate spelling" when I saw it, maybe you will too. Here is the ad: Funny Ad Not to mention the fine photography.

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Would this be a Mary Kay instrument?

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My guess is that it is a vintage Pepto und Bismole. They were an award from Mary Kay.


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Originally Posted by Silverwood Pianos

Would this be a Mary Kay instrument?

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It's odd. My stomach feels relieved just looking at that nice Pepto' color.


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Drat - It's been removed!

Maybe the person who listed it reads Piano World.


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Sorry about that. Someone had place an organ by the curb and listed it as a piano with the title "Don't know anything about it."



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Well.... how about a Kimball console appraised at $7,000.00?

http://wichitafalls.craigslist.org/msd/3736424026.html


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