I recently inherited a Winter & Company NY piano from my mother-in-law. The serial number dates it somewhere between 1946 & 1953. It's a beautiful piano, but not in the best shape on the inside. Numerous keys are broken & won't play and others stick. I had someone out to fix & tune it and they told me that the repairs would cost far more than purchasing a new piano. They said that if I fixed it, it would probably end up breaking again because the plastic used in this model was poor plastic. I'm not sure what to do. I love to play the piano, but the broken keys are driving me crazy.
Should I invest the money to fix it? Any advice?
Should I invest the money to fix it? Any advice?
Aug 06, 2010 I recently inherited a Winter & Company NY piano from my mother-in-law. The serial number dates it somewhere between 1946 & 1953. It's a beautiful piano, but not in. Welcome to Winter Mahjong.com. It is the chillest mahjong solitaire game on the web. Winter Mahjong is also available on on all tablets and phones so make sure you look for us out in the mobile world!
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