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Mason & Hamlin Style B Screwstringer Grand Piano #9504
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Screwstringers came in a number of sizes and configurations. This one is known as Style B and is 7' 5" long. The case style is more along the lines of a European grand. To tune the piano a tuner can use the supplied wrench (just visible… |
Mason & Hamlin Symetrigrand
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Sohmer & Co. Grand #29598
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Like the Hallet Davis pianos from a slightly earlier time, this model Sohmer uses agraffes to align the strings upon the bridges. A difference lies in the loading of the soundboard. Hallet Davis used a counterbalancing method where each… | |
Steinert Concert Grand #12667
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The Steinert Concert Grand is a nearly identical copy of the Steinway D. There is one extra bar in the plate in the spot where Steinway left a gap that seemed to be calling for a bar. The length and other dimensions appear to be the… |
Wurlitzer Butterfly Grand
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Because of the two little lids this style Wurlitzer was called the Butterfly. They have a short keyboard and there were other sizes smaller than this, down to a table top model. Otherwise it's a real piano with three string unisons and a… |
Wurlitzer Grand
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Another in the series of pianos designed without relying on a wooden pinblock such as the Mason & Hamlin screwstringer and the Baker upright. In this case the tuning pin is a snug fit through a hole in the plate. On the other side of the… |
Wurlitzer Student Butterfly
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Wurlitzer made this smaller version of the Butterfly grands. This is called The Student Butterfly model. It is 30"x30" and has an even shorter keyboard than the larger model The action on the smaller version is similar to an old square… |