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Unknown Coin Piano in Sherlock Holmes Film
By Mikey Mills

Looking at the Sherlock Holmes film, I can confirm that the instrument
is definitely a Wurlitzer IX with the art glass removed and replaced
with sugar glass to allow it to be 'smashed in'. This was neat to see
as I had the same style IX.

There was another film showing this same style Wurlitzer IX _with_ the
correct art glass shown from the early 1930s. It probably was the same
piano; I wish I could think of the title.

What happened to all these coin pianos in movies?

Mikey Mills


(Message sent Sat 9 Jan 2021, 04:52:28 GMT, from time zone GMT-0800.)

Key Words in Subject:  Coin, Film, Holmes, Piano, Sherlock, Unknown

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