TOKAI is a trademark and brand of Tokai Gakki Co., Ltd. Filed to USPTO On Friday, April 18, 1980, The TOKAI covers Musical Instruments-Namely, Guitars and Pianos. Winsql Serial Number. Brand Name Piano: Made By: Brand Name Piano: Made By: Acrosonic Aeolian Altenburg, Otto Astin-Weight Atlas August Forster Bach, Otto Baldwin (D.H.).

How To Find A Piano's Serial Number & Pierce Piano Atlas Piano manufactures place serial numbers in a variety of places. Pianos often have numbers other than serial numbers, such as case and part numbers. Some pianos DO NOT HAVE SERIAL NUMBERS, therefore the exact age can not be determined.

Look for a serial number in the locations marked with Need Help? If you can't find your piano's serial number or if it doesn't have a serial number, ask your piano tuner or local piano dealer for help. Sometimes the action (piano keys) will have a date of manufacture written on it.

This date should be within a few years of the piano's date of manufacture. For more information on your piano manufacturer's history and its age, or just the age of your piano, visit the.

Contents • • • • • • History [ ] Tokai began in 1947, as a and piano manufacturer. It developed its first, the Pianica, in 1961. Tokai began making and in 1973 and the electric piano in 1975. Guitars [ ] Tokai started making in 1965.

It made its first in 1968 with the Humming Bird, a guitar loosely based on the Mark I and II. This was followed in 1970 with the Humming Bird Custom (not to be confused with the guitar model produced by ). From 1970 to 1973, Tokai produced Conn acoustic guitars under contract with ( and ). In 1972, Tokai entered into a with to supply parts and also to build Martin's electric guitar line. In 1974, Tokai launched its own Cat's Eyes line of acoustic guitars which were replicas of C.F.

Martin guitars. Between 1977 and 1978, Tokai began making various and replica electric guitars and basses. These models are generically known as 'lawsuit guitars'. Tokai's replica of the electric guitar, named the 'Les Paul Reborn' model, started in 1978. By 1980, the name was changed to 'Reborn Old' and later to its current name, 'Love Rock'. The name change was in response to threats from American guitar companies to go to court to protect their.

Tokai also made replicas, the “Springy Sound” (ST series, replica) and the “Breezy Sound” (TE series, replica). Norwegian Wood Ebook Ita. Played a 'Tokai Springy Sound' at one time. This guitar was fitted with lipstick pickups and can be seen on the cover of his second studio album (this was actually a guitar built by Charley Wirz in Dallas, not a Tokai). By the late 1970s, replicas of Fender guitars, such as the '.38 Special' guitar and the 'Hard Puncher' bass (replica of the ), began to be sold in Japan and Europe. Tokai Talbo In 1983, Tokai introduced an aluminum-body guitar called the Talbo (Tokai Aluminum Body) which the band played at one time.