Music Trade Review
Issue: 1880 Vol. 3 N. 10 - Page 21
THE MUSICAL CRITIC AND TRADE REVIEW.
NEW ENGLAND
19
ESTABLISHED 1854.
ERNST GABLEE,
Cabinet Organs Grand, Square, and Upright
MANUFACTURER OP
Eclipse all others in Important
Improvements!
Most Powerful, Melodious, Beautiful and Convenient.
Study their superb
Qualities and you will have no other. Catalogues arid Testimonial
Books mailed free to applicants,
NEW ENGLAND ORGAN COMPANY.
Chief Offices, 1299 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
UPRIGHT PIANOS A SPECIALT7
All my Pianos have my patent Agraffe Bell Metal Bar arrangement (Patented July, 1872, ano
ovember, 1875), and my Uprights have my patent metallic action frame case in one piece (Pat-
ented May, 1877, and March, 1878), which has caused them to be pronounced by competent judgeg
T
THE BEST PIANOS MANUFACTUKED,
FACTORY AND WAREROOMS :
220, 222, and 224 East 22d Street, N. T,
THE
POPULAR
KUSIC
BOOIKISI
AT REDUCED PRICES.
We would call the attention of the Trade and Musical Public to the following standard and
-popular collections of vocal and instrumental music, in bound volumes, which are by far the most
-salable in the market. The price of each volumB has been reduced to $8.00 i n Boards. $9.50
in. Cloth.. 3.00 In F u l l Gilt. On receipt of which they will be sent by mail ires of postage.
The most popular collection of piano music ever published. Over 50.000
liQUlvU. copies have already been sold.
A splendid collection of piano pieces and. containing [many of the most
popular
pieces ever written.
Tne
latest collection of new piano music, containing many standard
TATTlflN TJATTDQ
PIANft TRF&*U1RF*\
•*• v e r y ** ae
A v0
*
co
^ ection
o f n e w
Pianofortes,
MUSICAL
CABINETTO.
"A revolution is likely to be worked in the musical world by
the introduction of the Musical Cabinetto."—London Morning Post.
P ian o music for more advanced
u m e oi s
taudai"d and beautiful Songs, Ballads, &c, by the best
< )ne o f
ne n n e s t
-
*
collections of vocal music ever published, including
songs by well-known American and European writers.
The above six volumes known as THE GOLDEN MUSICAL LIBRARY, furnish for
only $12.00, music that wo\ild cost, purchased separately, in usual sheet form, nearly TWO
Hl'iVDllED DOLLARS. They form a complete musical library in themselves.
PRICES:—$2.00 Neatly Bound in Boards. $2.50 Handsomely Bound in
Cloth. $3.00 Elegant Full Gilt Edition.
CATALOGUE giving iull list of contents of each volume sent free on application.
S. B R A I K A R D ' S SONS, Publishers, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO.
B. Shoninger Organ Co's Celebrated Organs.
Hallet, Davis & Co's Superior Pianos.
HORACE WATERS & CO.,
'
Genera Wholesale and Retail Agents,
"Warerooms: 826 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
5 9 2 Washington Street, BOSTON, MASS.
PARK BENJAMIN, Ph.D.,
Editor Appleton's "Cyclopaedia of Applied Mechanics," late Associate
Editor "Scientific American,"
4 9 & 5O ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK,
I N PATENT CAUSES.
Musical Instrument Patent Causes a Specialty.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
DOWLING & PECK,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
PIANOMMit
Best Work at Moderate Prices.
With ample facilities, they are prepared to execute
orders and make contracts for any number of Pianos.
WAREROOMS AND FACTORY :
57th STREET and TENTH AVENUE,
YORK.
The Cabinetto is a small musical cabinet of strong and durable construc-
tion, a wonder of simplicity and prompt execution. The volume of tone, as
well as the time, being under the control of the operator, it is capable of ren-
dering sacred music with great expression; while it is equally adapted for
Secular Music, Songs, Operatic Selections, Waltzes, Polkas and Quadrilles. It
forms a splendid accompaniment in singing—is portable, ornamental, and free
from liability to get out of order.
The case is of solid black walnut, nicely finished with gilt trimming, 20
inches long,16>£ inches wide, 13^ inches high. Weight, boxed for shipping, 36
pounds.
Large Pipe Organs Pianos and Reed Organs may all be seen operating
mechanically as Orguinettes, Musical Cabinets, and Cabinettos, at the most
novel and interesting music warerooms in the world.
THE MECHANICAL ORGUINETTE CO.,
831 BROADWAY, bet. 12th and 13th Streets,)
TJfcxo S e s t
c
NEW YORK.
Xjoxvest P r i c e ,
Fiazio
HEI8TIE
& CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Square and Upright Pianos.
215 to 223 WEST 36th STREET, NEW YORK.
The best medium priced Piano In the market. Best notion and material used}
also Peek's P tont Pod~l Cuar ' r! ~~ ' ' n ove-y instrument. Send for Prices.
BLAKE'S GREAT PIANO PALACE
AND
MUSICAL. BAZAR,
No. 6 1 2 WASHINGTON STREET,
-
-
-
BOSTON.
CHAS. D. BLAKE & CO. PIANOS,
DECKER BROTHERS' PIANOS,
BRIDGEPORT ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS.
The Chas. D. Blake & Co. Pianos have an established reputation for durability and
cheapness. The trade supplied at very low prices. Our Btore is situated on the ground
floor in the very centre of the music trades of Boston, having a frontage of thirty feet on
Washington Btreet, and depth of about one hundred and twenty-five feet, with a well-lighted
and thoroughly ventilated basement beneath. It will be our aim in the future, as in the
past, to furnish our customers with the very best goods the market affords at the lowest
possible prices.
CHAS. D. BLAKE & CO.,
61 a Washington Street, Boston, U. S. A.
(Formerly at No. 616 Washington St.)
NEW ENGLAND
19
ESTABLISHED 1854.
ERNST GABLEE,
Cabinet Organs Grand, Square, and Upright
MANUFACTURER OP
Eclipse all others in Important
Improvements!
Most Powerful, Melodious, Beautiful and Convenient.
Study their superb
Qualities and you will have no other. Catalogues arid Testimonial
Books mailed free to applicants,
NEW ENGLAND ORGAN COMPANY.
Chief Offices, 1299 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
UPRIGHT PIANOS A SPECIALT7
All my Pianos have my patent Agraffe Bell Metal Bar arrangement (Patented July, 1872, ano
ovember, 1875), and my Uprights have my patent metallic action frame case in one piece (Pat-
ented May, 1877, and March, 1878), which has caused them to be pronounced by competent judgeg
T
THE BEST PIANOS MANUFACTUKED,
FACTORY AND WAREROOMS :
220, 222, and 224 East 22d Street, N. T,
THE
POPULAR
KUSIC
BOOIKISI
AT REDUCED PRICES.
We would call the attention of the Trade and Musical Public to the following standard and
-popular collections of vocal and instrumental music, in bound volumes, which are by far the most
-salable in the market. The price of each volumB has been reduced to $8.00 i n Boards. $9.50
in. Cloth.. 3.00 In F u l l Gilt. On receipt of which they will be sent by mail ires of postage.
The most popular collection of piano music ever published. Over 50.000
liQUlvU. copies have already been sold.
A splendid collection of piano pieces and. containing [many of the most
popular
pieces ever written.
Tne
latest collection of new piano music, containing many standard
TATTlflN TJATTDQ
PIANft TRF&*U1RF*\
•*• v e r y ** ae
A v0
*
co
^ ection
o f n e w
Pianofortes,
MUSICAL
CABINETTO.
"A revolution is likely to be worked in the musical world by
the introduction of the Musical Cabinetto."—London Morning Post.
P ian o music for more advanced
u m e oi s
taudai"d and beautiful Songs, Ballads, &c, by the best
< )ne o f
ne n n e s t
-
*
collections of vocal music ever published, including
songs by well-known American and European writers.
The above six volumes known as THE GOLDEN MUSICAL LIBRARY, furnish for
only $12.00, music that wo\ild cost, purchased separately, in usual sheet form, nearly TWO
Hl'iVDllED DOLLARS. They form a complete musical library in themselves.
PRICES:—$2.00 Neatly Bound in Boards. $2.50 Handsomely Bound in
Cloth. $3.00 Elegant Full Gilt Edition.
CATALOGUE giving iull list of contents of each volume sent free on application.
S. B R A I K A R D ' S SONS, Publishers, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO.
B. Shoninger Organ Co's Celebrated Organs.
Hallet, Davis & Co's Superior Pianos.
HORACE WATERS & CO.,
'
Genera Wholesale and Retail Agents,
"Warerooms: 826 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
5 9 2 Washington Street, BOSTON, MASS.
PARK BENJAMIN, Ph.D.,
Editor Appleton's "Cyclopaedia of Applied Mechanics," late Associate
Editor "Scientific American,"
4 9 & 5O ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK,
I N PATENT CAUSES.
Musical Instrument Patent Causes a Specialty.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
DOWLING & PECK,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
PIANOMMit
Best Work at Moderate Prices.
With ample facilities, they are prepared to execute
orders and make contracts for any number of Pianos.
WAREROOMS AND FACTORY :
57th STREET and TENTH AVENUE,
YORK.
The Cabinetto is a small musical cabinet of strong and durable construc-
tion, a wonder of simplicity and prompt execution. The volume of tone, as
well as the time, being under the control of the operator, it is capable of ren-
dering sacred music with great expression; while it is equally adapted for
Secular Music, Songs, Operatic Selections, Waltzes, Polkas and Quadrilles. It
forms a splendid accompaniment in singing—is portable, ornamental, and free
from liability to get out of order.
The case is of solid black walnut, nicely finished with gilt trimming, 20
inches long,16>£ inches wide, 13^ inches high. Weight, boxed for shipping, 36
pounds.
Large Pipe Organs Pianos and Reed Organs may all be seen operating
mechanically as Orguinettes, Musical Cabinets, and Cabinettos, at the most
novel and interesting music warerooms in the world.
THE MECHANICAL ORGUINETTE CO.,
831 BROADWAY, bet. 12th and 13th Streets,)
TJfcxo S e s t
c
NEW YORK.
Xjoxvest P r i c e ,
Fiazio
HEI8TIE
& CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Square and Upright Pianos.
215 to 223 WEST 36th STREET, NEW YORK.
The best medium priced Piano In the market. Best notion and material used}
also Peek's P tont Pod~l Cuar ' r! ~~ ' ' n ove-y instrument. Send for Prices.
BLAKE'S GREAT PIANO PALACE
AND
MUSICAL. BAZAR,
No. 6 1 2 WASHINGTON STREET,
-
-
-
BOSTON.
CHAS. D. BLAKE & CO. PIANOS,
DECKER BROTHERS' PIANOS,
BRIDGEPORT ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS.
The Chas. D. Blake & Co. Pianos have an established reputation for durability and
cheapness. The trade supplied at very low prices. Our Btore is situated on the ground
floor in the very centre of the music trades of Boston, having a frontage of thirty feet on
Washington Btreet, and depth of about one hundred and twenty-five feet, with a well-lighted
and thoroughly ventilated basement beneath. It will be our aim in the future, as in the
past, to furnish our customers with the very best goods the market affords at the lowest
possible prices.
CHAS. D. BLAKE & CO.,
61 a Washington Street, Boston, U. S. A.
(Formerly at No. 616 Washington St.)
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