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> From: splbndr@netcom.com (Ric Goldman)
> Subject: Furniture movers - need suggestions
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> [ Article crossposted from ba.general ]
> [ Author was Ric Goldman (splbndr@netcom.com) ]
> [ Posted on Wed, 11 Oct 1995 10:27:02 GMT ]
> 
> I'm in the process of moving the contents of my house in North Hollywood
> (part of Los Angeles) to my new digs in Palo Alto.  Any recommedations for
> movers who do cross-state well (or folk to avoid).
> 
> Specific requirements: a pool table, an upright piano, metal desk, large
> wood desk, and a cimballim (Hungarian folk instrument, sort of a hugh
> hammered dulcimer - think of a grand piano with no keys, you play the
> strings).
> 
> I would want these folk to do the packing as well.
> 
> Any ideas?  Thanx, Ric

I'm sorry I can't help you