Hi Eugene, I guess my return messages were not getting to you. The phone number you texted to is a land line. Could you email the pics to me at edthetuner9@gmail.com? I'm certainly ready if I'm not too late to buy some and pay for postage. Sorry for the misunderstanding on my part.
Ed the tuner
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Edward Mastin RPT
RPT
Syracuse NY
(315) 422-1291
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-08-2025 19:35
From: Eugene Taets
Subject: Henry F Miller Agraffs.
I might have a line on a 1912 Henry F. Miller 9' that's going to the landfill. I'll check it out, maybe tomorrow, to see if I can swipe some agraffes.
Gene Taets, R.P.T.
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Original Message:
Sent: 10/8/2025 6:16:00 PM
From: Edward Mastin
Subject: RE: Henry F Miller Agraffs.
Original Message:
Sent: 10/8/2025 5:31:00 PM
From: Patrick Draine
Subject: RE: Henry F Miller Agraffs.
You might try Charles Jackson, of Hopkinton MA. Here's a link to his Piano Museum (which I believe he is in the process of winding down).
http://www.pianomuseum.org/directory.php
Best,
Patrick
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Patrick Draine RPT
Billerica MA
(978) 663-9690
Original Message:
Sent: 10-08-2025 16:26
From: Edward Mastin
Subject: Henry F Miller Agraffs.
Good day, fellow techs. I have a circa 1895 Henry F Miller, a 7 footer, its a decent piano and the customer is very attached to it. A couple of the agraffs have let go and they are not a size that can be ordered. Has anybody have any thoughts about who might have some old HFM agraffs tucked away in some dusty corner of their shop. I'm using modern agraffs for replacements, but the string is so much higher and it requires whole bunches of adjustments to work. I'm at your mercies.
Ed the tuner