The 6'-4" model A-3 (often called the “Stretch A”) Steinway grand, was produced from 1913 to 1945. The A-3 is Steinway’s most sought-after piano. The range and power of the A-3 is comparable to the larger Steinway model B, and many feel the A-3’s scale design has one of the smoothest transitions between registers of any Steinway. Manufactured in 1924, the piano was fully restored in 2008 with a Hamburg Steinway action, a new soundboard, bridge caps, pin block, pins, and strings. The ivory keys are in excellent condition. A gold finish was applied on the original harp, and a lacquer hand-rubbed black satin finish was applied to the case. The DamppChaser system is included. The piano would be ideal for the home, a studio, or a small concert venue. If you have wanted to own a Steinway grand, consider this rare instrument—a fine piano that will serve you well for generations to come.