Had we brought the Kawai in by itself, the children would have thought it was the best thing they had ever touched. Then we moved to a larger place and one day I found a deal on these two instruments and had them delivered together. They always longed for a baby grand and didn't even hope for a grand because I said they were too big and too expensive. My children played a Kimball upright we got from a school. Maybe you like big band music played bluegrass style! Recorded on a smartphone so audio isn't stellar. But now that I did all that work to put the link in there.

Work is thin right now so we're selling luxuries like these two pianos(I also have a 1925 Steinway B 7' Grand for $35.000, also in excellent condition) to hear it being played. My family is musically minded so we have good instruments for the children. Most recent tuning was about 3 months ago. Strings appear slightly aged but still in excellent shape, as is voicing. Everything looks essentially new, including Bridges, Pinblock, Action. Or it wasn't played much in the last 25 years since it was.

1918 kimball baby grand piano