Music Trade Review

Issue: 1902 Vol. 34 N. 4

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Pianos
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:• The* OLDEST in AMERICA
The BEST in the WORLD
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STE1NWAY
& SONS are the only Manufacturers component parts of their Pianofortes, exterior and interior {including
At casting of the full metal frames), in their oivn factories J> j> j>
New York Warerooms:
STONWAY HALL, Nos. 107,109 & III East Fourteenth Street
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The history of the Piano industry in this country proves the superior
value of the CHICKERING TIANO to the dealer, both financially and
artistically, as leader over alt other makes. -
TO-DA Y the Tiano presents greater possibilities for the dealer tfutn
at any time during our seventy-eight years of manufacture.
Depot for Great Britain, STEINWAY HALL,
No. 15 Lower Seymour Street, Portman Square, LONDON. W.
Branch Factory, STEINWAY'S PIANO FABRIK,
St. Pauli, Neue Rosen Strasse, Nos. 20-24, HAMBURG, GERMANY.
CHICKERING & SONS
Ptaiahlng Factory; Fourth Avenue, Fiftj-Second and Fiity-Third Streets, New York City.
PUno Case an<1 Action Factories, Metal Foundries and Lumber Yards,
»t Astoria, Long l»iand City, opposite laoth Street, New York City.
79J Tremont Street
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BOSTON, MASS.
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HARDMAN.PECK & CO.
WEBER
PIANOS
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^JESTABIISHED 1842.....
HARDMAN
T is my wish, and that of the Opera Company, that the Weber Piano
shall be used at the Opera House next season as heretofore. The
magnificent Concert Grands you sent us have more than confirmed
the impression that in tone-quality, power, and carrying capacity the
Weber has no superior in the world. . The leading artists 01 the company
have privately expressed to me their delight in the instruments furnished
for their use, and it is the unanimous verdict that for concert w<. rk, as we'll
as for accompanying the voice in singing, the Weber Piano is unequalled.
MAURICE GRAU,
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PIANO
Ihe Only The Metropolitan Opera House, New York,
Standard and Harrington Pianos
.WEBER WAREROOMS
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E. G. HARRINGTON & CO.,
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108 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK
266 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO i 181 TREMONT ST., BOSTON
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pjEW YORK. *•
Ludwig' ®, Co. HAZELTON
PIANO-FORTES
Cannot
PRIZE WINNERS
AT
Paris Exhibition, I9OO
be excelled for Touch,
Singing
Quality,
Delicate and
Great cpower of Tone, Hazelton* Brothers
Warerooms: 66 and 68 University Place, New York
968 Southern Boulevard, New York.
The KNABE of 1902
Is a better piano than the KNABE of 1837,
embodying, as it does, every practical improve-
ment taught by more than sixty-five years of
uninterrupted, successful experience in the art
of piano manufacture.
The KNABE of sixty-five years ago W M the best
piano made in America.
The KNABE of to*day occupies the same position.
Wri. KNABE & CO.
NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Pianos and
CABLE ^
COMPANY
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CHICAGO
Reed Organs
Operate two large factories and still
find it difficult to keep up with their
orders J* Their Pianos and Organs
outsell every other make — so the
Agents say.
THESE ARE THE FOUR BTQ SELLERS:
Cable Pianos
Conover Pianos
Kingsbury Pianos
Chicago Cottage Organs
WASHINGTON.
General Office^ and Warerooms, CABLE BUILDING, CHICAGO
&/>e HENRY F. MILLER
GRAND PIANOFORTE
STEINERTONE
BOSTON,
MASS.
The Greatest of all Grand Pianofortes
THE STEINERTONE COMPANY
Warerooms: 13O Fifth Ave., NEW YORK

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