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Steinway
Grand <&
Vpri^Kt
Pianos
STEIN WAY & SONS are the only Manufacturers who make
all component parts of their Pianofortes, exterior and interior (in-
cluding the casting of the full metal frames), in their own factories.
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PIANOS
For over eighty-one years the leading exponents of
the latest developments in pianoforte construction
New York Warerooms
STEDM1TAY HALL, Nos. 107, J09 & 1U East Fourteenth Stree*
C»ntnl Depot for Great Britain, STEIJWAY HALL,
No. J5 Lower Seymour Street, Portman Square, LONDON, W.
luropeao Branch Factory, STEDWAY'S PIANO FABRIK,
St. P*oli, Neue Rosen Strasse, Nos. 20-24, HAMBURG, GERMANY.
ry , Fourth Avenue, Fifty-Second and Fifty-Third Stewss, *#w
o Case and Action Factories, Metal Foundries and Lan*w Iftffdlft
Island City, opposite 120th Stre«t» Mew York Ciij.
MADE
SOLELY
B Y
CHICKERING & SONS
E S T A B L I S H E D
BOSTON
1823
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U. S. A.
'•. HARDMAW
AUTOTONE PIANO
Is the most perfect combination of the highest-grade
Piano and Piano-Player yet obtained in an Upright
Piano without changing its appearance or size. The
finest possible grade of material and workmanship.
Al
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fi HARRINGTON AUTOTONE PIANO tone
"" t * mechanism.
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HEINRICH CONR.IED, Director of the Conried Metropolitan
Opera. Co., writes e>.s follows :
NEW YORK, May 12, 1904.
"From time to time during the past operatic season I have been im-
pressed with the wonderful resources of the Weber Pianos which we have
been using at the Metropolitan.
"Subjected to immense usage by reason of our numerous rehearsals, these
instruments nevertheless retain their exquisite tone quality.
"I know of no piano that would give us better satisfaction, and it is
my desire that the Weber piano shall continue to be used at the Metro-
politan Opera House.
HEINRICH CONRIED."
WEBER WAREROOMS
WRITE FOR BOOKLETS AND TERRITORY.
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AEOLIAN HALL,
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362 Fifth Avenue,
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NEW YORK.
H A R D M A N , PECK & CO., V E V; o' H "
FACTORIES: 48th and 49th S t r e e t s , llth and 12th Avenues.
LUD WIG
PIANOS==
PRIZE WINNERS
AT
PAS1S. 19OO
BUrrALO. 19OI
LONDON, 19O3
THE BOOK FOR TUNERS
A revised edition of "The Tuners' Guide" is just off the press. It is
the acknowledged authority on the subject of tuning, toning, regulating,
and repairing, and has been endorsed by leading tuners everywhere as
being the most complete work of its kind published. Every tuner and
every salesman should possess a copy. It comes in convenient size,
cloth bound, over one hundred pages, illustrated. Sent to any address in
North America upon receipt of one dollar.
EDWARD LVMAN BILL, Publisher, I Madison Ave., New York
9 ( 8 SOVTHERN BOULEVARD, NEW YORK
"The Cable Company stand
to-day the world's greatest man-
ufacturers of pianos and organs. '
—Chicago
1904.
KNABP
Journal,
March 15,
/CABLE
COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
CONOVER PIANOS
CABLE PIANOS
KINGSBVRY PIANOS
CHICAGO C O T T A G E
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ORGANS ^ = ^ =
GENERAL OFFICES
AND W A R E R O O M S :
KHICAG0
"The Cable Company. Chi-
cago, are doubtless to-day the
greatest manufacturers of pianos
and organs in the world."—
Leslie's Weekly, May liO, 1904.
CABLE BUILDING
CHICAGO
Factories: CHICAGO and ST. CHARLES, ILL.
HENRY F. MILLER
GRAND (SL UPRIGHT
STECK
PIANO FORTE
BOSTON, MAJ5.
CEO. STECK & CO.
MANUFACTURERS.
ARE WITHOUT A RIVAL F O R
TONE, TOUCH AND DURABILITY.
WAREROOMSi
136
FIFTH
AVENUE,
NEW YORK.