Music Trade Review

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VOL.
I X , No. 23.J
$8 PER YEAB.
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NEW YORK, JULY 5 to 20, 1886.
BROTHERS 1
Grand, Upright & Square
THE ISSUE
PIANOS
Are incomparable in work-
manship and matchless in
tone. They are the best and
Grand, Upright & Square
PIANOS
THE
Are incomparable in work-
|T\iisic Jrade
manship and matchless in
tone.
They are the best and
most durable instruments in
most durable instruments in
the world.
the world.
The prices are
the very lowest at which in-
AUGUST 5th to 20th, 1886,
The prices are
the very lowest at which in-
struments of the highest
struments of the highest
standard can be sold, and
standard can be sold, and
those desiring "the best"
should not fail to examine
DECKER BROS.' PIANO
Will be increased in size, and will Have a specially
enlarged circulation in honor of its
Eighth Birthday.
those desiring "the best"
should not fail to examine
PECKER BROS.' PIANO
before purchasing elsewhere.
before purchasing elsewhere.
33 UHIOH SQUARE, H.T.
33 UNION SQUARE, N. Y.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
CHICKERING & SONS,
PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS,
13O Fifth Ave. ? New York.
152 Tremont St., Bostj