Description (Brief) This grand piano was made by Chickering and Sons in Boston, Massachusetts in 1865. This piano is identical to the one that Chickering won a gold medal with at the Paris Exposition in 1867. The piano is serial number 27733 and has a compass of AAA-c5, Edwin Brown patented action, copper-wound and plain steel strings, 1, 2, or 3 strings per note, layers of felt hammers, 2 pedals: una corda and damper lifter, a one-piece cast-iron frame, straight-strung, and a rosewood veneer case. Location Currently not on view date made 1865 maker Chickering, Jonas place made United States: Massachusetts, Boston Physical Description felt (hammers: material) copper-wound and plain steel (strings: material) cast-iron (frame: material) rosewood veneer (case: material) Measurements overall: 96 cm x 141.5 cm x 249.5 cm; 37 25/32 in x 55 23/32 in x 98 7/32 in ID Number 1981.0625.01 accession number 1981.0625 serial number 27733 Credit Line Gift of Mrs. Henry Hoagland See more items in Data Source National Museum of American History. **Please read before submitting the form** Have a comment or question about this object to share with the community? Synology Surveillance Station 6 License Crack. Please use the form below.

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