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1. #KRAKAUER BROS PIANO SERIAL NUMBERS 1800S SERIAL NUMBER#
2. #KRAKAUER BROS PIANO SERIAL NUMBERS 1800S PDF#
3. #KRAKAUER BROS PIANO SERIAL NUMBERS 1800S SERIAL#

This program was made possible by a partnership between the Adirondack Experience and co-sponsored the Albany Public Library. The Adirondack Museum recorded our ZOOM webinar and has graciously shared it on their website, which you can find at this link or by clicking on the image above. If you missed it and would like to watch you the program, you are in luck. We focused on this topic in particular to describe some of the research found in my new book A Sugarbush Like None Other: Adirondack Maple Syrup and the Horse Shoe Forestry Company and to share some of the great Horse Shoe Forestry Company maple sugaring items in the collections of the Adirondack Experience. Specifically, our presentation focused on the history of the maple sugaring operation of Abbot Augustus Low’s Horse Shoe Forestry Company in the Adirondacks 120 years ago. I recently had the honor of doing a joint online presentation about Adirondack maple sugaring with Ivy Gocker, Library Director at the Adirondack Experience – The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake.

#KRAKAUER BROS PIANO SERIAL NUMBERS 1800S PDF#

This fall I will post a PDF copy of this article on this blog, so check back in September to get a copy. But anyone can join the Vermont Historical Society and get the paper journal mailed to their door as well as online access to all their current and past journals (including this issue), all the while supporting the preservation and sharing of Vermont history. Unfortunately, since this is the current issue of the Vermont History and is hot off the presses, I am not permitted to share an electronic copy of the article for 6 months. The article appears in Volume 89, Number 1, Winter/Spring 2021 and is sent to all members of the Vermont Historical Society. Specifically titled, “From Pails to Pipelines: The Origins and Early Adoption of Plastic Tubing in the Maple Syrup Industry,” the article examines the evolution of pipeline and tubing technology for gathering and moving maple sap with special attention to the relationship and interplay of the three men who carried plastic tubing from idea and experiment to commercial reality.

#KRAKAUER BROS PIANO SERIAL NUMBERS 1800S SERIAL#

Step 2: Download this handy PDF document and find the age of your piano based on its manufacturer and serial number.The Vermont Historical Society’s journal Vermont History recently published an article I wrote on the origins of plastic tubing for making maple syrup. Find the name of your piano on the listing.įind where your number falls, and that will give you an idea within 5 years as to when your piano was built. It is highly unlikely that you will find your exact serial number. There are many brands that are difficult to find. It can also be found stamped into the soundboard under the strings at times. It can also be found on the “beams” of the plate stamped on the side. Or it may be somewhere else on the plate near the tuning pins. These are usually found on the “Plate” near the tuning pins between the bass and tenor sections as shown below. You are looking for a number like those shown here. It can also be found on the top of the piano when you open the lid on Upright Pianos.

#KRAKAUER BROS PIANO SERIAL NUMBERS 1800S SERIAL NUMBER#

Step 1: The serial number is usually found on the plate of the piano between the bass and tenor strings. Once you know the name brand of your piano, you will need to find the serial number.