Music Trade Review
Issue: 1896 Vol. 22 N. 26 - Page 16
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
i8
In Liquidation.
THE SCHLMMEL-NELSON PIANO CO. STATE THAT
THEY HAVE DECIDED TO TAKE THIS
STEP—THEIR REASONS.
N the subjoined the Schimmel-Nelson
Co. state their reasons to their creditors
why the) 7 have decided to go into liquida-
tion. The officers of the company are:
Donald Grant, president; H. C. Theopold,
vice-president and treasurer; J. C. Hender-
son, secretary and manager; S. F. Nelson,
F. Schimmel, superintendents.
FARIBAULT, MINN., July gth, 1896.
I
business at its present stage. Our resources
are more than ample to pay every dollar of
indebtedness in full; in order, however, to
wind up matters without preference to any,
it has been deemed best to make a general
assignment to Mr. H. C. Theopold, who has
for some time been looking after the com-
pany's interests. We regret the necessity
for this action and desire at this time to
express our thanks for the many favors
shown us in the past by our friends and
assure them that these favors have been
appreciated.
Yours truly,
drum, and bodies suspended from the said
netting, and adapted to move in and out of
contact with the piano strings.
Kranich & Bach.
A WELL-KNOWN DENVER MUSICIAN
ENDORSES
THE KRANICH & BACH PIANO.
M
R. CARLOS SOBRINO, one of the
leading musicians of Colorado, writes
the following to Kranich & Bach, under date
of July 3rd:
SCHIMMEL & NELSON PIANO CO.
" I take pleasure in congratulating you
on the beautiful grand piano which you
To OUR CREDITORS:
have recently sent to this city, and which I
It is with great regret that we are com-
pelled to inform you of the fact that the Autoharp Attachment for Pi- had opportunity of examining in the ware-
anos.
rooms of the W. W. Knight Music Com-
directors of this company have decided to
pany. I was really quite surprised at the
go into liquidation and wind up the affairs
of the company. We have been manufac-
LARENCE ELWOOD PRYOR of this fine tone and touch of this excellent instru-
turing pianos for some three years and have
city is the inventor of a new and im- ment. "
been uniformly successful. We have found, proved tremolo autoharp attachment for pi-
It was through the instrumentality of
however, that it is impossible to manufac- anos and other stringed musical instruments Mr. Felix Kraemer that Mr. Sobrino be-
ture a high grade piano and put it on the which is simple and durable in construction, came acquainted with the wonderful musi-
market in these times of depression with- very effective in operation, entirely inde- cal qualities of the Kranich & Bach piano,
out a much larger capital than is at our pendent of the hammers or other parts of the and after, inspecting the instrument thor-
command. Owing to the unsettled condi- action, and arranged to enable the player oughly expressed himself in the terms of
tion of business affairs throughout the coun- to readily throw it out of action and vary the warmest admiration regarding it. The
try it has been impossible for us at the pres- tre.rolo effect as desired. It consists of a fame of the Kranich & Bach piano is stead-
ent time to secure the additional capital tremolo attachment for stringed musical ily augmenting in all parts of the country,
needed, and after a full discussion of the instruments, comprising an eccentrically and it seems the more it is brought to the
matter the directors have decided it to be mounted drum under the control of the attention of musical critics, the more warm-
for the best interest of all to terminate the performer, a netting attached to the said ly they endorse it.
C
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
Bishop & Imirie
PATENTED
1894
SEND FOR
CATALOGUE
Httorne\>8 anb Solicitors
6O5 and 6O7 Seventh St.,
•PIANO.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
D VSO I \J N.
The
Celebrated
Gordon Mandolin
FINISH
PERFECT
TONE
UNEXCELLED
From
Send
for
Illustrated
Catalogue
Factory 29 10th Avenue
Warerooms 139 5th Avenue.
NEW YORK CITY
$5.00
to
$75.00
Used by the best Artists and Teachers. . . .
HArilLTON S. GORDON
139 FIFTH AVENUE, N E W YORK
ONE GRADE,
AND THAT
THE HIGHEST,
GRAND, UPRIGHT AND SQUARE.
HE BOTHNER PIANO ACTION,
Manufactured by GEORGE BOTHNER, 135-137 Chrystie Street, New Yorfe
The Boston Felting Go.
F. J. BRAND, Manager.
PIANO and ORGAN FELTS
Of Every Description.
39 LINCOLN STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
i8
In Liquidation.
THE SCHLMMEL-NELSON PIANO CO. STATE THAT
THEY HAVE DECIDED TO TAKE THIS
STEP—THEIR REASONS.
N the subjoined the Schimmel-Nelson
Co. state their reasons to their creditors
why the) 7 have decided to go into liquida-
tion. The officers of the company are:
Donald Grant, president; H. C. Theopold,
vice-president and treasurer; J. C. Hender-
son, secretary and manager; S. F. Nelson,
F. Schimmel, superintendents.
FARIBAULT, MINN., July gth, 1896.
I
business at its present stage. Our resources
are more than ample to pay every dollar of
indebtedness in full; in order, however, to
wind up matters without preference to any,
it has been deemed best to make a general
assignment to Mr. H. C. Theopold, who has
for some time been looking after the com-
pany's interests. We regret the necessity
for this action and desire at this time to
express our thanks for the many favors
shown us in the past by our friends and
assure them that these favors have been
appreciated.
Yours truly,
drum, and bodies suspended from the said
netting, and adapted to move in and out of
contact with the piano strings.
Kranich & Bach.
A WELL-KNOWN DENVER MUSICIAN
ENDORSES
THE KRANICH & BACH PIANO.
M
R. CARLOS SOBRINO, one of the
leading musicians of Colorado, writes
the following to Kranich & Bach, under date
of July 3rd:
SCHIMMEL & NELSON PIANO CO.
" I take pleasure in congratulating you
on the beautiful grand piano which you
To OUR CREDITORS:
have recently sent to this city, and which I
It is with great regret that we are com-
pelled to inform you of the fact that the Autoharp Attachment for Pi- had opportunity of examining in the ware-
anos.
rooms of the W. W. Knight Music Com-
directors of this company have decided to
pany. I was really quite surprised at the
go into liquidation and wind up the affairs
of the company. We have been manufac-
LARENCE ELWOOD PRYOR of this fine tone and touch of this excellent instru-
turing pianos for some three years and have
city is the inventor of a new and im- ment. "
been uniformly successful. We have found, proved tremolo autoharp attachment for pi-
It was through the instrumentality of
however, that it is impossible to manufac- anos and other stringed musical instruments Mr. Felix Kraemer that Mr. Sobrino be-
ture a high grade piano and put it on the which is simple and durable in construction, came acquainted with the wonderful musi-
market in these times of depression with- very effective in operation, entirely inde- cal qualities of the Kranich & Bach piano,
out a much larger capital than is at our pendent of the hammers or other parts of the and after, inspecting the instrument thor-
command. Owing to the unsettled condi- action, and arranged to enable the player oughly expressed himself in the terms of
tion of business affairs throughout the coun- to readily throw it out of action and vary the warmest admiration regarding it. The
try it has been impossible for us at the pres- tre.rolo effect as desired. It consists of a fame of the Kranich & Bach piano is stead-
ent time to secure the additional capital tremolo attachment for stringed musical ily augmenting in all parts of the country,
needed, and after a full discussion of the instruments, comprising an eccentrically and it seems the more it is brought to the
matter the directors have decided it to be mounted drum under the control of the attention of musical critics, the more warm-
for the best interest of all to terminate the performer, a netting attached to the said ly they endorse it.
C
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
Bishop & Imirie
PATENTED
1894
SEND FOR
CATALOGUE
Httorne\>8 anb Solicitors
6O5 and 6O7 Seventh St.,
•PIANO.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
D VSO I \J N.
The
Celebrated
Gordon Mandolin
FINISH
PERFECT
TONE
UNEXCELLED
From
Send
for
Illustrated
Catalogue
Factory 29 10th Avenue
Warerooms 139 5th Avenue.
NEW YORK CITY
$5.00
to
$75.00
Used by the best Artists and Teachers. . . .
HArilLTON S. GORDON
139 FIFTH AVENUE, N E W YORK
ONE GRADE,
AND THAT
THE HIGHEST,
GRAND, UPRIGHT AND SQUARE.
HE BOTHNER PIANO ACTION,
Manufactured by GEORGE BOTHNER, 135-137 Chrystie Street, New Yorfe
The Boston Felting Go.
F. J. BRAND, Manager.
PIANO and ORGAN FELTS
Of Every Description.
39 LINCOLN STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
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