Year | Serial No. |
1900 | 10000 |
1904 | 15000 |
1910 | 25000 |
1917 | 40000 |
1924 | 50000 |
1929 | 60000 |
1937 | 73000 |
1944 | 82500 |
1952 | 102000 |
1960 | 122000 |
1965 | 133500 |
1970 | 140500 |
1973 | 145000 |
1975 | 148000 |
1980 | 154000 |
1990 | 160000 |
1996 | 162000 |
2003 | 163600 |
It is remarkable that data on piano serial numbers has survived so well for over a century. However, some inaccuracies are inevitable. These serial numbers are to be used only as a rough guide to a piano's age. An exact date does not make a material difference to a piano assessment. To be within 2 to 5 years is accurate enough to give an informed report on a piano.
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