Used, Steinway & Sons, M-170

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68,000.00 $

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Manufacturer

Steinway & Sons

Model

M-170

New / Used

Used

Acoustic / Digital

Acoustic

Year of manufacture

1926

Serial Number

240859

Technical details

No. of pedals

No. of Keys

Additional information

Colour

Other

Natural piano key tops

Description

This is a very rare Steinway Player piano in an exquisite cabinet.
Fully-Restored up to $68,000
We recommend that this soundboard be replaced with a hand-crafted sitka spruce soundboard from Northwest Specialty Woods.

Serial #:240859
Length:5'7"
Veneer:Walnut
Style:Victorian

Financial options

Price negotiable

Tuning included in the price

Transport included in the price (ground floor)

Domestic

Location

Country

United States

State/Region/Province

New Jersey

City

Pine Brook

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