It can also be printed on one of the keys inside the piano (behind the nameboard) and can be seen by removing the upper front panel. (Refer to photo below)Īnd sometimes on newer or imported pianos the serial number is printed on one of the hammers, near either end of the piano. Whereby S2 are some newer pianos have their serial number there.īut if you can’t easily find the serial number in these places, it may be stamped on the back of the piano near the top, either on a little plaque or on the wood itself. This oval may actually be a hole in the iron cast, through which the number can be seen. The S1 location is where most older upright and some newer ones have its serial number. Arrows below point to possible locations where serial numbers may be found on various brands. Also the hammers and action are not shown.
In the drawing the upper front panel has been removed, for clarity, but it’s usually not necessary to do that. Upright or vertical piano serial numbers can usually be located by lifting the piano lid and looking inside on the gold iron cast or plate.
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