Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This piano is for sale: livingpianos.com/pianos/mason-hamlin-e3-20982
During the “Golden Era” of American piano building, manufacturers weren’t just building uprights to save space — they were engineering vertical acoustic powerhouses. Built in Boston in 1912, this majestic 51½″ Mason & Hamlin Model E3 is the literal definition of an “Upright Grand.” Because of its towering 51½-inch frame, the soundboard surface area and the length of the bass strings are actually as large as, or larger than, many baby grand pianos. If you crave the thunderous projection and expansive acoustic depth of a grand piano but lack the floor space, this Model E3 offers an uncompromising, tier-one musical solution.
This piano is for sale: livingpianos.com/pianos/mason-hamlin-e3-20982
During the “Golden Era” of American piano building, manufacturers weren’t just building uprights to save space — they were engineering vertical acoustic powerhouses. Built in Boston in 1912, this majestic 51½″ Mason & Hamlin Model E3 is the literal definition of an “Upright Grand.” Because of its towering 51½-inch frame, the soundboard surface area and the length of the bass strings are actually as large as, or larger than, many baby grand pianos. If you crave the thunderous projection and expansive acoustic depth of a grand piano but lack the floor space, this Model E3 offers an uncompromising, tier-one musical solution.
