Quality instruments with a beautiful resounding tone. The piano itself, made by both Bush & Lane and Farrand were very high
The player action went out of production in 1914. Most probably, Farrand did not make their own player action after 1914, but relied upon the Bush & Lane player action. In fact, players were continued to be sold by Farrand, using the Cecilian trade mark name, even after selling it to Bush & Two, although they remained separate companies. Sharing the same vice president with the Bush & Lane Co., so there must have been a close working relationship between the Which was used on their first player actions was sold to Bush & Lane in 1914, The Farrand Company continued to make pianos, was a pioneer in the player business, making push. Both factories were located in Holland, Michigan. entered the player action business by acquiring all rights to the Cecilian name from theįarrand Co. Quality to some of the finest piano brands of today.įor questions or info please call or text thank you.
These pianos set a standard that other piano companiesĪspired to match,and they are often comparable in Would be great for BAR or Saloon or Music Man Cave. No vacuum leaks and Rare find for a 1914 foot pump player piano in this shape. Refinishing upper stack and the 88 individual bellows for each key the action gone through Major rebuilding has been done to the piano inside it's has new Bellows and Tubing and The piano cabinet has normal wear and looks great for its age The player-piano play's and work's as it should and is in excellent condition Cecilian 1914 player-piano for saleīeautiful and fantastic 100 year old it is a 1914 foot pump player piano.
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