Music Trade Review
Issue: 1891 Vol. N. B - Page 9
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
229
Elegant in Design.
THE BEST
MEDIUM SIZE
HIGH GRADE
STYLE 3, SBONIZED.
STTLB 4, ROSEWOOD FINISH.
STYLE 5, MAHOGANY.
Solid in Construction.
And the most satis-
NEW SCALE
Excellent in Tone.
market.
Unsurpassed in Finish.
Send for New Illustrated Catalogue and Prices.
Estabiigited 1836.
THE PEESCOTT PIANO & ORGAN CO., Concord, N . H.
JACOB DOLL
MANUFACTURER OF
COSIES,
Piano-Forte
Strings, Desks,
Sawed and En-
graved Panels.
4O2-4O8 EAST 3Oth ST., NEW YORK.
JAMES ABBOTT & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PIANO FORTE ACTIONS,
lake a Specialty of Piano Case Yeneers.
MANUFACTURER OF
UPBiaHT AND SQUABE
ERVING-, MASS.
©rgangj
SABIN MACHINE CO., Kontpelier, Vt.
E S T E Y
ISAAC I. COLE & SON,
VENEERS.
C. S. STONE,
Organ and Piano Springs.
We make a specialty of the manufacture of Organ
and Piano Springs of the standard styles, made from
best quality steel-oil tempered, and every spring
tested, and true to weight. All springs guaranteed.
Send for prices.
FORT LEE, F. J.
AZX KIKDB Or
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED ISSI.
Cfi
©rganss I
Y
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Ettablithed SO Years.
Received Highest Award at the XT. S. Centen-
nial Exhibition, 1876,
ASS ABE ADMITTED TO BB THE If OBI
Celebrated Instruments of the Age.
GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS.
FACTOR? AND WAMBOOMS,
nioatrated catalogue furnished on application. Prices MIOD
able. Tfcrms fayorable.
Foot 8th St., E. R., New York.
Wareroomt, 337 E . S3d street. Factory, fro m
333 to »45 E . »3d atreet, New York.
Sold upon Merit
Hon««tly Bui If.
Over 200,000 Sold.
Thoroughly Equipped.
Worth Twice their Cost.
Unequalled in Tone.
Known the World Over.
E S T E Y ORGAN CO.
BRATTLEBORO', VT.
Send hr Illustrated Catalogue Ftm
BEHR BROS
GRAND vUPRIGHT
STANDARD INSTRUMENTS OF UNEQUALLED EXCELLENCE.
AEE
"Answers every requirement in regard to tone and touch as fully as can
XAVER
SCHARWENKA. possibly be expected of an instrument constructed in the year A. D. 1890."
"At the recent concert of the N. Y. State Music Teachers' Association at
CONRAD
Saratoga, it stood the supreme test and can proudly take an equal position with
ANSORGE.
any other piano."
Dr. HANS
" Your instruments in general merit my approval. The firm of Behr Bros.
VON BULOW. & Co are deserving of success."
"An instrument that recommends itself in the first place by a most pleasing
exterior; in a far higher measure however by its musical qualities. The tone
MORITZ
of
the grand is exquisitely musical and is well balanced in all the registers. T h e
MOSZKOWSKI.
touch has an agreeable firmness notwithstanding its lightness, and this seems
to be brought about by the correct adjustment of the several mechanical parts/*
S. B. Mills, Homer N. Bartlett, Gsnzalo Nunez, Otto Hackh, Silas a. Pratt, F. H. Daniels, J. H. Rosewald, Carl Fique, etc
BEHR BROS. & CO.
"WAEEEOOMS:
BEHR BROS.' HALL, 81 Fifth Avenue, New York.
I 14 EAST THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.
1229 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
FACTORY: 292, 194, 296, 298 ELEVENTH AVENUE, and 550 WEST 39th STSEET, NEW TOSE.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
229
Elegant in Design.
THE BEST
MEDIUM SIZE
HIGH GRADE
STYLE 3, SBONIZED.
STTLB 4, ROSEWOOD FINISH.
STYLE 5, MAHOGANY.
Solid in Construction.
And the most satis-
NEW SCALE
Excellent in Tone.
market.
Unsurpassed in Finish.
Send for New Illustrated Catalogue and Prices.
Estabiigited 1836.
THE PEESCOTT PIANO & ORGAN CO., Concord, N . H.
JACOB DOLL
MANUFACTURER OF
COSIES,
Piano-Forte
Strings, Desks,
Sawed and En-
graved Panels.
4O2-4O8 EAST 3Oth ST., NEW YORK.
JAMES ABBOTT & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PIANO FORTE ACTIONS,
lake a Specialty of Piano Case Yeneers.
MANUFACTURER OF
UPBiaHT AND SQUABE
ERVING-, MASS.
©rgangj
SABIN MACHINE CO., Kontpelier, Vt.
E S T E Y
ISAAC I. COLE & SON,
VENEERS.
C. S. STONE,
Organ and Piano Springs.
We make a specialty of the manufacture of Organ
and Piano Springs of the standard styles, made from
best quality steel-oil tempered, and every spring
tested, and true to weight. All springs guaranteed.
Send for prices.
FORT LEE, F. J.
AZX KIKDB Or
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED ISSI.
Cfi
©rganss I
Y
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Ettablithed SO Years.
Received Highest Award at the XT. S. Centen-
nial Exhibition, 1876,
ASS ABE ADMITTED TO BB THE If OBI
Celebrated Instruments of the Age.
GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS.
FACTOR? AND WAMBOOMS,
nioatrated catalogue furnished on application. Prices MIOD
able. Tfcrms fayorable.
Foot 8th St., E. R., New York.
Wareroomt, 337 E . S3d street. Factory, fro m
333 to »45 E . »3d atreet, New York.
Sold upon Merit
Hon««tly Bui If.
Over 200,000 Sold.
Thoroughly Equipped.
Worth Twice their Cost.
Unequalled in Tone.
Known the World Over.
E S T E Y ORGAN CO.
BRATTLEBORO', VT.
Send hr Illustrated Catalogue Ftm
BEHR BROS
GRAND vUPRIGHT
STANDARD INSTRUMENTS OF UNEQUALLED EXCELLENCE.
AEE
"Answers every requirement in regard to tone and touch as fully as can
XAVER
SCHARWENKA. possibly be expected of an instrument constructed in the year A. D. 1890."
"At the recent concert of the N. Y. State Music Teachers' Association at
CONRAD
Saratoga, it stood the supreme test and can proudly take an equal position with
ANSORGE.
any other piano."
Dr. HANS
" Your instruments in general merit my approval. The firm of Behr Bros.
VON BULOW. & Co are deserving of success."
"An instrument that recommends itself in the first place by a most pleasing
exterior; in a far higher measure however by its musical qualities. The tone
MORITZ
of
the grand is exquisitely musical and is well balanced in all the registers. T h e
MOSZKOWSKI.
touch has an agreeable firmness notwithstanding its lightness, and this seems
to be brought about by the correct adjustment of the several mechanical parts/*
S. B. Mills, Homer N. Bartlett, Gsnzalo Nunez, Otto Hackh, Silas a. Pratt, F. H. Daniels, J. H. Rosewald, Carl Fique, etc
BEHR BROS. & CO.
"WAEEEOOMS:
BEHR BROS.' HALL, 81 Fifth Avenue, New York.
I 14 EAST THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.
1229 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
FACTORY: 292, 194, 296, 298 ELEVENTH AVENUE, and 550 WEST 39th STSEET, NEW TOSE.
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