Max and Richard Zimmermann
began to manufacture their first pianos in 1884 in Germany in
the town of Moelken. In the years to follow, the business
increased steadily, and by 1904 they had expanded to a second
factory.
Zimmerman today carries on the
old tradition of training craftsmen in a three-year program
which makes them the master of the basic building. The line
consists of a 4'9" grand in three styles: Chippendale,
Chippendale Antique, and Traditional. They are available in
walnut, mahogany, or ebony in polish or satin. Rosewood may
be obtained on special order. The upright line is available
in a 43" size and four models in smoked oak, walnut,
mahogany, and ebony, polished or satin.
1960-195001
1965-215001 1970-246001 1980-400001
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