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EXHIBITS
1.
O. Fred Rydeen, Vice-President and Sales Man-
ager of the Aeolian American Corp., looking
over the menu of the dinner of the National
Piano Manufacturers Assn., of 1903 in Buffalo,
N. Y., which was brought to the Convention
by Mert DeForrest of Sharon, Pa.
2.
Tom Pritchett, in the center, in the Aeolian
American exhibit, talking to C. T. Heindl of
Walter Moses & Co., Richmond, Va. and
Charles Roberts.
3.
Mrs. Helen S. Killam of the Killam Music Co.,
Quincy, III., sits at the piano while George F.
Brown of L. L. Parker, Harrisburg, III., Herbert
Arcadius of the Aeolian American Corp., and
R. M. Killam look on.
4. Seated surrounding the Baldwin grand in the
Baldwin piano exhibit is Ted Hahn of Hahn Co.,
Canton, Ohio; Orville Tucker; George McGarvey
and George Pelling of the Baldwin Piano Co.
5.
George Seibel, President of the Bremen Piano
Corp., stands at the right while Mrs. Kellmayer
of the Kellmayer Music Center, Camden, N. J.
sits at the piano and Mr. Kellmayer and
James Kerwin stand by.
6.
Seated at the Conover Cable piano
hibit of the Conover Cable Co. is
Rice of Columbia, S. C , while
Behning of the Conover Cable Co.
7.
In the exhibit of the Estey Piano Corp., James
A. McClanahan of the Williams Piano Co.
stands to the right of one of the new Estey
models while the rest of the group includes
Don Spake, factory superintendent, Don Bruce,
Sales Manager, and H. R. Lullman, Vice-Presi-
dent, and Mrs. E. M. Lullman, President.
in the ex-
Emmett S.
Henry G.
stands by.
8. George A. McDermott, Vice-President of the
Gulbransen Co., is impressing a dealer re-
garding the salient features
of the new
Gulbransen line.
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9.
E. P. Williams, Sales Manager of the Gulbran-
sen Co. is conversing with one of the Gul-
bransen dealers.
10.
Robert E. Johnson, President of the Schaff Pi-
ano String Co., and S. E. Zack, President of the
Gulbransen Co., nod as they walk through the
corridor.
11.
Richard W. Stevens on the left in the Ivers
& Pond exhibit room is talking with Sol
Switchers of Lansing, Mich.
12.
The Janssen spinet, advertised as the smallest
spinet piano in the world with a direct-blow
action, creates attention in the Janssen Exhibit
Room.