[Big Bird]

It wouldn't surprise me if you guys tell me it's good for fire wood and it looks like all the others on ebay that are lucky to make 100 bucks. It is a Karl Voss upright and the label says it has the special Leipsig scale (whatever that means). I don't know where it was made, but if someone can give me some idea of what it would be worth. It's a fairly plain slab sided thing and the keys are fairly yellowed, but it is fairly well in tune and doesn't sound to bad to my untrained ear. A pro might think otherwise, anyway, as with all of my posts...any help is appreciated.

Cheers
HARRY
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Gustav Hagspiel 5'10" Burl Walnut Baby Grand Serial #: 980
Melbourne Australia
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[Bill Kibby]

Again, our active research is aimed at antique British pianos, and anything else that turns up is a matter of luck... Or in this case, no luck!
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I do not buy, sell or value pianos, but I sometimes rescue pre-1890 pianos in the UK.

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