Century Piano for a century home

Due to a very thorough renovation done on my house in the 90's, (which stripped out pretty much all of the original features, floors, etc.) before I bought it, I don't get all the excitement many of you experience restoring old parts of your century homes. But today, I moved this piano (from my church) that is even older than my house into my living room. She has a beautiful tone and sound, (one that most modern pianos can't even dream of achieving) and I am looking forward to having her restored to sound even better.

Edit: thankfully this piano has been kept up and maintained, so all it needs is a tuning and it will be playable. Of course as old as it is, there are a lot of things that can be done to make it work and sound better, but for the age it's in good condition. Currently working on doing a rough tuning myself. Will hire a professional in a few months after it's gotten used to its new environment.

Found a way to get an approx age on the piano. it was manufactured sometime between 1918 and 1921. Probably closer to 1918. So age-wise it is within a few years of my house.

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