Tuesday 13 August 2024

Lexington Piano Co. Serial Nos.

1906

2740

1909

11400

1912

33700

1915

52000

1918

63300

1921

71000

1924

80000

1927

88000

1930

98000

1933

110000

1936

135000

1939

170000

1940

183000

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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