1965 Baldwin Model L Grand Piano - 6'3" Black Satin Finish (S/N 167698) with Matching Bench
9 Hours
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$9,500.00
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Venmo1965 Baldwin Model L grand piano, 6-foot, 3-inch length and elegant black satin finish. The serial number for this instrument is 167698. A matching bench is included with the piano, however, it will require repair. Located in Millcreek, Utah.
According to Google:
1965 positions the piano directly in the middle of Baldwin's highly celebrated "Golden Age" of American manufacturing. During this era, Baldwin grands were completely built by hand in Cincinnati, Ohio, utilizing premium materials such as solid Alaskan Sitka spruce soundboards and multi-laminate Wisconsin maple pinblocks. Pianos from this specific decade are highly sought after by technicians and pianists alike for their incredible structural durability and uniquely robust "American" tone.
Exceptional Build Quality: In 1965, Baldwin was a fierce competitor to Steinway & Sons, and their artist-level grand pianos were frequently chosen by world-class concert halls, major symphony orchestras, and legendary artists.
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1965 Baldwin Model L Grand Piano - 6'3" Black Satin Finish (S/N 167698) with Matching Bench
9 Hours
9
0
$9,500.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
Venmo1965 Baldwin Model L grand piano, 6-foot, 3-inch length and elegant black satin finish. The serial number for this instrument is 167698. A matching bench is included with the piano, however, it will require repair. Located in Millcreek, Utah.
According to Google:
1965 positions the piano directly in the middle of Baldwin's highly celebrated "Golden Age" of American manufacturing. During this era, Baldwin grands were completely built by hand in Cincinnati, Ohio, utilizing premium materials such as solid Alaskan Sitka spruce soundboards and multi-laminate Wisconsin maple pinblocks. Pianos from this specific decade are highly sought after by technicians and pianists alike for their incredible structural durability and uniquely robust "American" tone.
Exceptional Build Quality: In 1965, Baldwin was a fierce competitor to Steinway & Sons, and their artist-level grand pianos were frequently chosen by world-class concert halls, major symphony orchestras, and legendary artists.
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