Theiry was a short lived piano and organ brand manufactured by Kimball around the 1910s. The Kimball's Dairy Farmer Magazine advertized them as a way to "keep the boys and girls on the farm". This Thiery's formidable height is transfered directly into sound. It's big, it's warm, and it makes a statement. It also has newer hammers and keytops, making it sound and feel younger than it is. With a rare visible pinblock (most pianos have them covered by the plate), we can know for sure that there are no pin issues. This true piece of history has a lot of life left in it.
