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Old piano manufactures place serial numbers in a variety of places. Old pianos often have numbers other than their serial numbers, such as, case and/or part numbers. These numbers, most often, are four or less digits. Most piano manufacturers use serial numbers of five or more digits. Many Asian manufacturers use letters in their serial numbers. Some letters are important while others are not. Always include letters with the serial number. |
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Look for a serial number in these most common locations marked with..... |
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If you can't find your piano's serial number or if it doesn't have a serial number, ask your local piano tuner or local piano dealer for help. Sometimes the action (piano keys) will have a date of manufacture, or a serial number, written on it. This date should be within a year or so of the piano's date of manufacture. |
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Pierce's Piano Atlas is recognized as the worldís most authoritative publication on old piano manufacturers. The Atlas provides ready reference to piano information and a list of piano manufacturers. Over 750 piano makers show serial numbers for thousands of piano brand names, dates pianos were made, factory locations, and a brief history of many piano companies. If you are intrested in old pianos, piano history, piano information, piano books, piano logos the Piano Atlas will be of intrest to you. Pierce Piano is also "The Source" for all piano keyboard decals. |
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