I may have the serial number somewhere, but I sold the piano years ago.

Kind of an odd place for a serial number, and hard to get to, but there it was. The serial number was stamped into the rear vertical edge of the back side of the keyboard frame under the piano, in large numbers. Secondly, I looked at the pictures of your Kimball Viennese grand piano, and, you are right, it looks exactly like the one I owned for a while.Īctually, I had a difficult time locating the serial number on that piano, but finally found it, thanks to a fellow PW member who told me where to look. Here is pic of a real Bosendorfer plate of a grand piano listed on eBay notice the similarities. The third pic down is a real Bosendorfer grand piano plate notice the similarities.

Here is a pic of the one I owned for a while, and you can see the big sound holes in the plate. Personally, I think the earlier Viennese models may well not have had the Viennese logo on the fallboard like the later models, but that is just speculation. Plus, the style/design of the plate itself resembled some of the Bosendorfer model grand pianos. But it was hard to argue with those huge, Bosendorfer style sound holes in the cast iron plate. But the one I had did not have the Viennese logo on the fallboard either.

But apparently they made a smaller model, at 5' or so?Īnyway, I once owned one of the 5'8' Viennese models, and liked it a lot. I was always under the impression that they only made the Viennese models in the 5'8' model or the 6'7' model. There was another thread here on the piano forum not long ago about the Kimball Viennese model grand pianos.

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