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Steinway Victory Vertical G.I. upright piano for sale with a khaki case. This upright was airdropped on to battlefields during WWII for the American troops. Buy an antique, Steinway upright piano. Besbrode
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Steinway Victory Vertical G.I. upright piano for sale with a khaki case. This upright was airdropped on to battlefields during WWII for the American troops. Buy an antique, Steinway upright piano. Besbrode
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Steinway & Sons - During WWII, the Steinway & Sons New York Factory produced "Victory Vertical" or "G.I. Steinways" for the American troops. These pianos were sometimes airdropped onto battlefields to provide
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Victory Vertical/G.I. Steinway - Behind the scenes at New York's factory | factory | Happy Memorial Day! During World War II, Steinway & Sons produced specially-built uprights for the American troops. Called
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Golden Piano Tuning - This is the Victory Vertical piano, made by Steinway in World War 2. This photo was taken at the Musical Instrument Museum in Scottsdale, AZ. Around 2,500 of
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