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Value of Push-up Piano Player
By Tim Gautreaux

The main problem with 65-note push-up players, in my opinion, is the
relative difficulty of finding rolls.  Also, enjoyable or interesting
rolls are not common.  The last push-up I saw in an antique shop about
five years ago was unrestored, complete and was for sale at $200.

I guess the point of restoring a push-up is to show the rareness and
unusual mechanical design.  Definitely a museum piece.

Tim Gautreaux

(Message sent Sat 30 Apr 2011, 16:00:23 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

Key Words in Subject: Piano, Player, Push-up, Value

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