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Seek Ampico Spinet
By Tom Hutchinson

MMD Readers,  I'm looking for a restored, playing Ampico spinet.
I'm in no hurry.  I am aware that there is an unrestored one on eBay
now.  Can anyone give me a rough range of prices these instruments
go for?  Am I correct in my belief that regardless of the name on the
fallboard these pianos were all the same?  Were these essentially
Ampico B's internally?  I have an unrestored 5'4" Chickering Ampico
B that I would consider involving in a trade for a restored Ampico
spinet.  If no spinets show up I will be putting the Chickering on
eBay in a few weeks.

Thanks
Tom Hutchinson

(Message sent Tue 26 Apr 2005, 16:14:11 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

Key Words in Subject: Ampico, Seek, Spinet

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