Jan 6, 2017
Portable “Silent Keyboard,” c. 1910. This soundless wood piano was an invention of Emil Neely so that a teacher could give lessons to multiple students at one time. This one comes from the old Buckskin school.
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Portable “Silent Keyboard,” c. 1910. This soundless wood piano was an invention of Emil Neely so that a teacher could give lessons to multiple students at one time. This one comes from the old Buckskin school.