Nordheimer piano serial number 3836 made in china andreas martin kein problem warez forums crack neck hand tingles when placed netsparker full version free download. Find Antique Piano in Pianos & Keyboards Pianos, organs, synthesizers & keyboards are available for sale in Ottawa - grand pianos, Roland, Hammond, Casio. Upright Nordheimer Piano, approximately 100 years old. Built in the 1920s, however unable to obtain exact date as serial number has faded (see photo).

I recently acquired a Heintzmen upright Piano from an relative whose father had bought it new. Rejjie Snow Rejovich Rar. They said it was an 1893. I am trying to find out its age and possible value but I am having a very hard time determining the serial number. It could be 37821 or 3784. My wife and I both are confused in reading the last number(s). I have posted some pictures of it to Picasa one of which shows the serial number.

Would appreciate any help in identifying its age and possible value. We know value is hard to determine from pictures. We are just wanting to know if it's worth a lot or just something we should donate. It does have some chips in it and needs to be tuned up. Mark Do you find this post useful? This is not a Heintzman product but a Gerhard Heintzman. Gerhard, born in 1845 was the nephew of Theodore Heintzman the founder of the Heintzman Company of Canada.

Not much is known about Gerhard even by the remaining Heintzman family members that I know. Revolution Slider Jquery Plugin Download. He was originally a cabinet maker that crossed over to making pianos. This is why much of his cabinet work has a high degree of craftsmanship and detail.

Several important patents were granted to Gerhard from 1882-1900. From the period of 1886-1890 there was a company called the Lansdowne Piano Company that involved many of the big players in the early Canadian piano market; Gerhard Heintzman, Albert and Samuel Nordheimer, (Nordheimer Piano Co.) Tom Mason and Vincent Risch (Mason & Risch Piano Co.) and Octavius Newcombe (Newcombe Piano Co.) So the Lansdowne instrument had quite the pedigree. Root Sign 1.0 Download.

Close to forty thousand instruments were produced by Gerhard before his death in 1926. His uncle over the Heintzman piano Co. Purchased the assets and ran the name until 1928. Sometimes writings in copperplate are difficult to read. The Gerhard Heintzman shown in the photo set is serial number 3784 and has a build date of mid-1893.

This instrument is built in an open pin block style with a ¾ plate assembly; full 7.3 octave keyboard, two pedal set. This one has had some restorative work completed. The copper bass string set looks recent and so does the treble wire. A new hammer set and damper felt plates can be seen. Not shown is the keyboard and therefore not possible to determine if the original ivory and ebony is still intact.

The cabinet is the typical style found in instrument of the Victorian age; two inset filigreed panels on the front board, and the detailed front leg with the piano stool all in mahogany or walnut. I have seen both woods cut in this style. The stool that is painted white appears to have a broken stem so it does not operate correctly or perhaps it is screwed down all the way. Difficult to set a value for this type of instrument; some will see value in this one and others will not. For the most part the sentimental and family history of purchasing this instrument and 120 years later having it with the original owners family carries more value than the financial values.