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James & Holmstrom Transposing Upright
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By rotating the wheel located on the underside of the keybed, the keys can be moved left or right to change the pitch of the piano keys. In the normal position there is a small pointer aimed at A. The keys can be moved to cause the… |
Knabe Upright #22125
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Old Knabe uprights are extremely well made and durable. This one has a nice ebony finish with inset gold pin striping. It has an open faced pinblock with curly maple veneer on its face. One oddity is the keybed. Most uprights have a slab of… |
Kohler & Campbell Tom Thumb Player
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Not only is this a player but it is a reproducer with a Recordo system. When we acquired the piano it was completely apart and in boxes, plate out, case apart, no strings and so forth. An amazing sequence of events lead to its arrival… |
Kramer PetitPiano
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Another "Tom Thumb" size piano like the Kohler & Campbell Player Unusual reversed colors on the keys. Well made and a pretty good sound for a miniature piano. |
Lindeman Yacht Upright
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Yacht pianos have a fold up keybed to minimize the amount of room taken up by the piano in the limited quarters of a boat. In order to have them stay still during rough seas, the casters would be removed and replaced with planks. |
Lyon & Healy Boudoir Upright #8093
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Famed for their harps, Lyon & Healy also made pianos. This small upright has a short keyboard and only one large pedal for sustain. Two string unisons and special resonators in the soundboard. |
Marshall & Wendall Upright #9224
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This upright has a true Una Corda pedal that places damping felts upon all but one string in order to reduce the volume. |
Mason & Hamlin model O Upright #737
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This is the earliest known Screwstingers and shows many differences from the later examples. For example, there is no pinblock as in this one There are no posts in the back. This is the exact model portrayed in the ad. |
Mason & Hamlin Screwstringer Upright #4818
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Mason & Hamlin pioneered the use of alternate tuning systems with the 'screwstringer'. We have many examples of other companies who invented ways to avoid the use of a pinblock, which breaks down under the immense stress of the combined… |