1970 Kohler & Campbell Classic Upright Piano | Satin Walnut
SKU UPRIGHT2092
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Original price
$3,000.00
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Original price
$3,000.00
Original price
$3,000.00
$3,000.00
-
$3,000.00
Current price
$3,000.00
Kohler & Campbell Classic Upright Piano
-Brand: Kohler & Campbell
-Year Built: 1970
-Serial # 722092
-Finish: Satin Walnut
-Condition: Very Good
Founded in 1894 by Charles Kohler and John Calvin Campbell, Kohler and Campbell was one of the biggest and most successful piano manufacturers ever. Many older American brand names were absorbed into Kohler & Campbell during the Great Depression. Ceasing in 1985 in America, Kohler & Campbell is now owned and manufactured by Samick in South Korea.
Upright pianos are the tallest within vertical piano class. At over 55" in height, these are very tall instruments with large soundboards and long strings, capable of projecting an impressive volume. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many large uprights were manufactured in America, and vintage instruments like these are readily available; however, caution should be taken when dealing with an instrument like this, due to many unknown factors affecting the condition of the piano. If you properly maintain an upright piano, it can perform well for many decades to come.
-Brand: Kohler & Campbell
-Year Built: 1970
-Serial # 722092
-Finish: Satin Walnut
-Condition: Very Good
Founded in 1894 by Charles Kohler and John Calvin Campbell, Kohler and Campbell was one of the biggest and most successful piano manufacturers ever. Many older American brand names were absorbed into Kohler & Campbell during the Great Depression. Ceasing in 1985 in America, Kohler & Campbell is now owned and manufactured by Samick in South Korea.
Upright pianos are the tallest within vertical piano class. At over 55" in height, these are very tall instruments with large soundboards and long strings, capable of projecting an impressive volume. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many large uprights were manufactured in America, and vintage instruments like these are readily available; however, caution should be taken when dealing with an instrument like this, due to many unknown factors affecting the condition of the piano. If you properly maintain an upright piano, it can perform well for many decades to come.