

The ebay department is open Monday- Friday 10-6 closed on the weekend. All including the disadvantaged, handicapped and persons with special needs, are employed so that we may all benefit from the talents and abilities of everyone seeking employment. Color, creed, age sex, or national origin. Customers employees and volunteers are treated equally without regard to race. Our hope is that they leave us as friends and return to shop with us again. All who come to our stores are welcomed with dignity and respect. Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores throughout the United States are mutually formed in an association of lay employees and volunteers dedicated to serving our needy brothers and sisters. You can see all of our auctions at If you have any questions or comments please feel free to contact us. Your successful bid will help us in assisting the needy and is greatly appreciated. We are a non-profit charity and this item was donated to us. This is a local consignment Click any image to see it full size. Manual rewind works but could use some adjustment. Up for your consideration we have this 1920's. I inconspicuously popped a roll in, closed up the doors and pedaled away.Ī few convincing hand movements and I was a superstar.1920's Aeolian Stroud Mahogany Player Piano& 70 plus Rolls Manual or Electric. If people really weren't paying attention, I was a very believable pianist. No one wanted it, but it held a lot of memories for my mom, a professional singer, and so she took it.īack at my house, now a teenager, I learned to play a little bit from my then friend (now husband), but I still loved those piano rolls. It was a large, heavy item that required space and it was very expensive to move. When they passed and the house sold, the piano was up for grabs. My grandparents would sit in the little chairs watching us and just smile.

Odays we would pop in a piano roll, pump the pedals and pretend we were virtuosos. Some days my brother and I would bang on the keys. It had a large front porch, ornate wooden carvings, velvet drapes in the living room, a grand staircase, maids' quarters, fireplaces in the bedrooms, pull chain toilets, secret passageways, a true butler's pantry.Īnd an old fashioned player piano in the den. They lived in the most glorious old home and even though it was 1975 on the outside, the inside had been frozen in time somewhere around 1945.Įven as a child, I knew the house was something special. When I was a little girl, every summer, my mom would pack us into our old Country Squire station wagon and take us on a road trip to visit my grandparents.
