Piano Brand
United States
Armstrong
Armstrong was a piano brand started in 1884 by W. B. Armstrong in the Rochester, New York, area. It merged with George Foster's firm to form Foster-Armstrong, which moved to a new concrete factory in East Rochester after a fire in the early 1900s and became a founding part of the American Piano Company. Aeolian kept making Armstrong pianos until it dropped the name in 1982.
- Est. 1884
- Rochester, New York, United States
- No longer in production
Armstrong
Est. 1884 · Rochester, New York
Timeline
Armstrong through the years
In business from 1884 to 1982: 98 years.
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Dated serials 1900–1982
The file
Armstrong in detail
Heritage
- In museums
- Low
Workshop
- Construction
- Mass-produced
- Materials
- Maple
- Innovations
- Budget
Instruments
- Pianos made
- Upright
- Price range
- Low cost
Owning one
- Warranty
- Regional US
- Resale value
- USA
- Availability
- Low
Piano tuning
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