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One of the contributory reasons why the Stelnway
piano Is recognized as
PIANOS
The World's Standard
may be found in the fact that since its inception it
has been made under the supervision of members of
the Steinway family, and embodied In it are certain
improvements found in no other instrument.
It is not merely the combination of wood, felts and
metals, but it is the knowing how to combine them In
order to produce the highest musical results which
has made the Steinway the piano by which all others
are measured.
For over eighty-one years the leading exponents of
the latest developments in pianoforte construction
THE STEINWAY
HADE
Is a work of creative art which stands alone—unquali-
fiedly the best.
NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED
HAMBURC?.
BOSTON
HARDMAN
:
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U. S. A.
WEBER PIANOS
AUTOTONE
in its over half century of existence was the sup-
eriority of the Weber Piano so apparent as it is to-day.
N EVER
Not only has that peculiarly rich and sympathetic qual-
is the best combination of an
Upright Piano and Piano-Player
in the world. I t is Hardman
.throughout, thus locating the en-
tire responsibility for its construc-
tion in one house of world-wide
reputation. Also the
HARRINGTON PIANO,
containing Autotone mechanism.
HARDMAN,
BY
CHICKERING # SONS
STEINWAY & SONS,
LONDON.
SOLELY
ity of voice been retained to the utmost, but the instrument
has actually been developed and improved in several im-
portant respects.
The old Weber house never had such great manufac-
turing facilities as the Gompany to-day commands.
Never was the Factory so large as now.
Never was the demarjd so great; never so many men
employed.
And never did it have the advantages of such an or-
ganization of musical and mechanical experts.
No expense, no effort has been deemed too great if it
would add ever so little to the excellence of the instrument.
Even in the last twelve months the advance is readily ap-
parent, and the Weber is to-day at the zenith of its fame,
musically and artistically.
PECK * CO.
NEW YORK
LUDWIG
=PIANOS = =
PRIZE WINNERS
Art
Catalog sent upon request.
LONDON. 1902
THE WEBER PIANO COMPANY
968 SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, NEW YOUK
AEOLIAN HALL, 362 Fifth Ave., n e a r 34th St., NEW YORK
AT
PARIS, 1900
BUFFALO, 1901
"The Cable Company stand
to-day the world's greatest man-
ufacturers of pianos and organs."
—Chicago Journal, March 15,
1904.
THE
RNABE
&** WORLD'S BEST
PIANO
W^KNABE8cC0.
NEW YORK
BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURERS OF
CONOVER PIANOS
CABLE PIANOS
PIANOS
/ THE \ K1NGSBVRY
PIANO PLAYERS AND INNER PLAYERS
/CABLE
'COMPANY
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CHICAGO COTTAGE
ORGANS = = = = =
GENERAL OFFICES
AND WAREROOMSi
I CHICAGO
C A B L E BUILDING
CHICAGO
"The Cable Company, Chi-
cago, are doubtless to-day the
greatest manufacturers of pianos
and organs im Jhe world."—
Leslie's Weekly, May 26. 1904. * Factories t CHICAGO and ST. CHARLES, ILL.
WASHINGTON
HE.NRY F. MILLER
GRAND
UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTE
STECK PIANOS
RODESCH ;r. co.
DIXON
ILL.
HALF A CENTURY
of Honorable Achievement and
Musical Pre-eminence.
Over 200 Steck Pianos are In daily use
in tbe public schools of New York.
BOSTON,
MAJSc
Aeolian Hall
362 Fifth Avenue, near
34th Street, New York
The Player that fits any ordinary upright piano, without alterations whatever. Plays 88 notes direct from
tracker with eleven and a quarter inch rolls. Any standard 65-note roll can be used. Does not disfigure
piano nor interfere with the use of same for hand playing. Pedals so easy that a child can operate it.
Manufactured (not assembled), including 88-note music rolls in our own plant at DIXON, ILL.