You can find the year below that your piano was made and the manufacturer in most cases. The age of your piano is determined by the serial. The four-digit number to the left of the music desk at the front of the piano is the factory number, not the serial number. 50 is certainly the scale number; a very common one for Chickering's late squares (and always with the full 7 1/3 octaves). What is the value of a Chickering and Sons 1886 grand - number #72295?

Baldwin Pianos are a musical legacy that for over a century, continues to live on. Each piano that carries the name Baldwin, is a piece of that legacy which has contributed to American piano history and manufacturing.

Company History The company was founded by Dwight Hamilton Baldwin in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1862. Also known as D.H. Baldwin, the name has always been one of the most widely renowned names in the American piano industry and history. The company originally began as a retail enterprise, who sold Steinway and Chickering pianos. They began manufacturing their own pianos in 1889, as 'D.H. Baldwin & Co.'

Enter Password For The Encrypted File Keygen. In 1903, shortly after the founder's death, the name became the Baldwin Piano & Organ Co. Baldwin also manufactured pianos under the names Acrosonic,, Ellington, Franke, Hamilton, Howard, Kremlin, Manualo, Modello, Monarch, St. Regis, Sargent, Schroeder, Valley Gem, Winton, and. Recognition and Design In 1904, the Baldwin piano was awarded the Grand Prize at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo., and another Grand Prize was also awarded to the Baldwin pianos and Manualos at the Anglo-American Exposition, London, 1914. The Baldwin piano is recognized as a universal favorite between the leading operatic artists and virtuosos of the pianoforte.