Music Trade Review
Issue: 1885 Vol. 9 N. 5 - Page 10
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
W. A. LAWBENCE & SON, Boston, Mass., state that
trade has revived wounderfully during the past few
weeks and they are now having all they can do-
The Lawrence piano is rapidly gaining favor in the
West. In Chicago they have a very enterprising deal-
er in Mr. J. O. Twichell, who is running their piano
as his leader, He formerly sold the Briggs as his
best instrument.
VOSE & SONS, Boston, are doing a very large retail
business. They sold five pianos in one forenoon no t
long ago. It's an exceedingly cold day when a per-
son calls at their warerooms with the intent to buy,
without being satisfied. When Willard can't sell a
piano, there isn't much show for anyone else.
AN electric organ action has been patented by Mr.
George W. Wacker, of New York City. Combined
with a pneumatic valve is an electro-magnet having
two separate air channels connected with the wind
chest and pneumatic lever, with a ball valve held
below the bottom of the tubular core of the magnet
PRATT, READ & co
Manufacturers of
to reduce friction, avoid binding parts, and dispense
with springs.
A PIANO stool has been patented by Mr. Claude W.
Blackburn, of Chicago, 111. This invention covers a
special construction intended to facilitate the rapid
adjustment of the seat to the desired height, for
which it is only necessary to lift it with the hands,
where it is automatically held where placed, the stool
being cheap, strong, and not liable to get out of
order.
PIANO AND ORGAN
KEY BOARDS
AND PIANO IVORY.
' DEEP RIYER, CONN.
ESTABLISHED 1808.
Emerson Piano Co
MANUFACTURERS OF
S q u a r e , ~CTp:i?±g£bjti am_cL Ootrbage
PIANOS.
Warerooms, 159 Tremont Street, Boston; Mass.
(ESTABLISHED IN 1849.)
Correspondence invited irom dealers residing in localities where 6
octave organs are in demand, as we make a specialty of 6 octave
organs for parlor use. Every organ manufactured by us blows
one-half easier than any other made.
"We
3=o_ai3_-uL±actiTxx'e
Address.
O^^TJOL
MALCOLM LOVE & CO., Waterloo, N. Y.
i
\
.i^crbxcm-s a,m_cL C a s e s .
nras
Manufacturers
i? The Highest Grade Cabinet Organs.
17 YEARS ESTABLISHED.
Healers in Organs and Pianos.
New Catalogue ready.
Office and Warerooms, QUINCY, ILL.
Augustus Baus & Co.
OFFER TO THE TRADE THEIR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYLES OF
o<| Orchestral, Upright # Square Grand tx>
HANDSOME IN DESEGN,
HANDSOME IN DESIGN,
SOLID IN CONSTRUCTION,
SOLID IN CONSTRUCTION,
BRILLIANT IN TONE,
BRILLIANT IN TONE.
MAGNIFICENT IN TOUCH,
MAGNIFICENT IN TOUCH.
BEAUTIFUL IN FINISH.
BEAUTIFUL IN FINISH.
B5P"Agents Wanted Everywhere.
tSlT Agents Wanted Everywhere,
Correspondence Solicited.
Correspondence Solicited.
—=®nga.
PIANO - FORTES
W
CATALOGUES AND PRICES MAILED ON
Warerooms, 26 West 23dStreet
Warerooms Removed to 58 West 23d Street.
I
APPLICATION..^
Factory, 528 West 43d Street
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
W. A. LAWBENCE & SON, Boston, Mass., state that
trade has revived wounderfully during the past few
weeks and they are now having all they can do-
The Lawrence piano is rapidly gaining favor in the
West. In Chicago they have a very enterprising deal-
er in Mr. J. O. Twichell, who is running their piano
as his leader, He formerly sold the Briggs as his
best instrument.
VOSE & SONS, Boston, are doing a very large retail
business. They sold five pianos in one forenoon no t
long ago. It's an exceedingly cold day when a per-
son calls at their warerooms with the intent to buy,
without being satisfied. When Willard can't sell a
piano, there isn't much show for anyone else.
AN electric organ action has been patented by Mr.
George W. Wacker, of New York City. Combined
with a pneumatic valve is an electro-magnet having
two separate air channels connected with the wind
chest and pneumatic lever, with a ball valve held
below the bottom of the tubular core of the magnet
PRATT, READ & co
Manufacturers of
to reduce friction, avoid binding parts, and dispense
with springs.
A PIANO stool has been patented by Mr. Claude W.
Blackburn, of Chicago, 111. This invention covers a
special construction intended to facilitate the rapid
adjustment of the seat to the desired height, for
which it is only necessary to lift it with the hands,
where it is automatically held where placed, the stool
being cheap, strong, and not liable to get out of
order.
PIANO AND ORGAN
KEY BOARDS
AND PIANO IVORY.
' DEEP RIYER, CONN.
ESTABLISHED 1808.
Emerson Piano Co
MANUFACTURERS OF
S q u a r e , ~CTp:i?±g£bjti am_cL Ootrbage
PIANOS.
Warerooms, 159 Tremont Street, Boston; Mass.
(ESTABLISHED IN 1849.)
Correspondence invited irom dealers residing in localities where 6
octave organs are in demand, as we make a specialty of 6 octave
organs for parlor use. Every organ manufactured by us blows
one-half easier than any other made.
"We
3=o_ai3_-uL±actiTxx'e
Address.
O^^TJOL
MALCOLM LOVE & CO., Waterloo, N. Y.
i
\
.i^crbxcm-s a,m_cL C a s e s .
nras
Manufacturers
i? The Highest Grade Cabinet Organs.
17 YEARS ESTABLISHED.
Healers in Organs and Pianos.
New Catalogue ready.
Office and Warerooms, QUINCY, ILL.
Augustus Baus & Co.
OFFER TO THE TRADE THEIR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYLES OF
o<| Orchestral, Upright # Square Grand tx>
HANDSOME IN DESEGN,
HANDSOME IN DESIGN,
SOLID IN CONSTRUCTION,
SOLID IN CONSTRUCTION,
BRILLIANT IN TONE,
BRILLIANT IN TONE.
MAGNIFICENT IN TOUCH,
MAGNIFICENT IN TOUCH.
BEAUTIFUL IN FINISH.
BEAUTIFUL IN FINISH.
B5P"Agents Wanted Everywhere.
tSlT Agents Wanted Everywhere,
Correspondence Solicited.
Correspondence Solicited.
—=®nga.
PIANO - FORTES
W
CATALOGUES AND PRICES MAILED ON
Warerooms, 26 West 23dStreet
Warerooms Removed to 58 West 23d Street.
I
APPLICATION..^
Factory, 528 West 43d Street
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