Regester & Sons Piano

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Regester & Sons Piano

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trying to find any information on this piano.
have not been able to find anything on it
any help would be great
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1897-1905 is the period given by Ehrlich's book for Regester & Fellowes.

Some time after 1892, the firm became Regester & Sons.

1929 They may have ceased trading?

1938 Not listed in Music Trades Directory.

This places your piano between 1905 and 1929, and it certainly looks like something from the twenties.

I will see if I have any record of the retailer Daniels, Ipswich is quite near me. If you want to search for clues inside the piano, have a look at
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Re: Regester & Sons Piano

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Thanks Ill reaserch the inside and see what i can find
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Daniels doesn't appear in my Ipswich lists up to 1899, but he was at 6 Norwich Road by 1911.

He was still listed in Musique Adresses Universel, 1928. The only other reference I have found so far is this 1929 one.
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