Music Trade Review
Issue: 1881 Vol. 4 N. 7 - Page 1
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With which is incorporated THE MUSIC TRADE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED ON THE 5th AND 20th OF EACH MONTH
At 853 BROADWAY, corner of 14th St., NEW YORK CITY.
VOL.
IV, No. 7.]
NEW
YORK, MAY 5, 1881.
SOHMER
SOBMER
Received First Medal of Merit and Di-
ploma of Honor at Centennial Exhibition.
Superior to all others in tone, durability and
finish.
Have the endorsement of aU leading artists.
The SUPERIORITY
of the " SQH-
MER " Pianos is recognized and acknowU
-edged by the highest musical authorities, and
the demand for them is as steadily increasing
Vw their merits are becoming more extensively
Jcnown.
SOHMER & CO.
[PEIOB 10 OSNTS.
149 to 155 E. 14th St.
MANUFACTURERS,
STEINWAY
GRAND, SQUARE & UPRIGHT
NEW YORK.
THE
Stein-way & Sons are the only Manufacturers who make
•every part of their Piano-fortes, exterior and interior (includ-
ing the casting of the full iron frames), in their own factories.
New York Warerooms, Steinway Hall,
INTos. 1O7, 1O9 and 111 E . 14th Street
OENTEAL EUROPEAN DEPOT, STEINWAY HALL,
JTo. 15 Lower Seymour Street, (Portman Square, W. t
Everywhere known and prized for
Wkill and fidelity in manufacture,
I asteftil and excellent improvements,
t l e g a n t variety of designs,
• ialding unrivaled tones.
Faotory : Block bounded by 4th and Lexington Aves., 52d and 63d Sts.,
Illustrated Catalogues sent free.
TO
Saw Mill, Iron Foundry and Metal Works :
JLSTORIA., LOIsTa
ISLJLND,
J~. B S T B I T
Opposite One Hundred and Twentieth Street, New York.
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE NEW YORK AS MATTER OF THE SECOND-CLASS.
COPYRIGHT, CHARLES AVERT WELLES, 1881. —863 BROADWAY, N. Y.
With which is incorporated THE MUSIC TRADE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED ON THE 5th AND 20th OF EACH MONTH
At 853 BROADWAY, corner of 14th St., NEW YORK CITY.
VOL.
IV, No. 7.]
NEW
YORK, MAY 5, 1881.
SOHMER
SOBMER
Received First Medal of Merit and Di-
ploma of Honor at Centennial Exhibition.
Superior to all others in tone, durability and
finish.
Have the endorsement of aU leading artists.
The SUPERIORITY
of the " SQH-
MER " Pianos is recognized and acknowU
-edged by the highest musical authorities, and
the demand for them is as steadily increasing
Vw their merits are becoming more extensively
Jcnown.
SOHMER & CO.
[PEIOB 10 OSNTS.
149 to 155 E. 14th St.
MANUFACTURERS,
STEINWAY
GRAND, SQUARE & UPRIGHT
NEW YORK.
THE
Stein-way & Sons are the only Manufacturers who make
•every part of their Piano-fortes, exterior and interior (includ-
ing the casting of the full iron frames), in their own factories.
New York Warerooms, Steinway Hall,
INTos. 1O7, 1O9 and 111 E . 14th Street
OENTEAL EUROPEAN DEPOT, STEINWAY HALL,
JTo. 15 Lower Seymour Street, (Portman Square, W. t
Everywhere known and prized for
Wkill and fidelity in manufacture,
I asteftil and excellent improvements,
t l e g a n t variety of designs,
• ialding unrivaled tones.
Faotory : Block bounded by 4th and Lexington Aves., 52d and 63d Sts.,
Illustrated Catalogues sent free.
TO
Saw Mill, Iron Foundry and Metal Works :
JLSTORIA., LOIsTa
ISLJLND,
J~. B S T B I T
Opposite One Hundred and Twentieth Street, New York.
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE NEW YORK AS MATTER OF THE SECOND-CLASS.
COPYRIGHT, CHARLES AVERT WELLES, 1881. —863 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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