Music Trade Review
Issue: 1897 Vol. 24 N. 17 - Page 12
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
A SYNOPSIS OF THEIR MANY POINTS OF SUPE-
RIORITY.
They are the product of the most com-
plete factory in existence.
The highest grade of materials and work-
manship only are used in their construc-
tion.
The hammers are made of finest quality
of felt, by the Everett Co., in their own
factory.
They are made especially to suit differ-
ent tastes—soft, medium or brilliant tone.
The high grade of these hammers in-
sures no change in character of tone.
Everett pianos contain a new patent reg-
ulating device.
They are also fitted with patent cam
locks, to secure action to the piano—along
step in advance of other makes.
They are more powerful and beautiful
in tone than any other pianos made.
Their case designs are poems of artistic
elegance.
Every detail, no matter how small, is
perfectly adjusted and finished.
All styles are full sized cabinet grands—
nineteen different styles (including fancy
woods) to select from.
They are guaranteed for seven years.
These "pointers" are further empha-
sized by the award granted the Everett
Piano Co. at the World's Columbian Expo-
sition. As can be seen from the text here-
with it is unambiguous and convincing:
For a full and sonorous tone.
For very good sustaining power.
For a smooth, well balanced scale.
For a superior action, well regulated,
and of their own manufacture, possessing
very good repeating qualities.
For an easy and elastic touch.
For the finest quality material used in
construction.
For workmanship showing great care.
For well made cases.
The patent action brackets deserve spe-
cial mention, saving time in removing and
regulating the action.
(Signed)
George Steck, Judge.
K. Buenz, president.
J. H. Gore, secretary.
Board of Judges Department of Liberal
Arts.
This truly is testimony any firm can well
feel proud of.
which, as a matter of course, will be exclu-
sive and original. These panels cannot be
duplicated by others, as the Bronson Co.
have the entire control of this class of
work in America.
The standard line of panels carried by
the Bronson Co. are of such attrac-
tiveness that they possess a distinct indiv-
iduality, and add materially to the beauty
of a piano and, moreover, stimulate the
sales of instruments in which they are used.
The members of the Bronson family are
born inventors and improvers, and this is
attested by the numerous devices which
they have patented, as well as by a visit to
their spacious factory, which contains a
number of machines and appliances which
are entirely original with the members of
the corporation.
A flodel flusic Emporium.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Kim-
ball warerooms, at 715 Nicollet avenue, are
the handsomest in the Northwest, painters
The Bronson Bronze Panels.
and decorators are at work making them
more so, says the Minneapolis Times. The
The Homer D. Bronson Co., Beacon interior is receiving some hand so me touches,
Falls, Conn., are constantly in receipt of and beautiful gold embossed signs will soon
strong endorsements from manufacturers adorn the front windows. The large and
who are using exclusively their line of elegant stock of pianos and organs, with
bronze panels for pianos. They are at the beautiful pipe organ "on the first floor,
present making a number of unique de- make the Kimball the model music empo-
signs of great beauty, which are worthy of rium of the Northwest.
immediate investigation.
Manufacturers can if they desire have
Henry Lowell Mason arrived in Europe
special designs made for their own use, last Wednesday.
End of the century musical wonder !
THE ONLY ALL
Aluminum Mandolin
EVER MADE
'HE use of aluminum in the ma-
nufacture of musical instru-
ments is now a pronounced
success. The only all aluminum
instruments are made by the Hut-
chins Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass.
They are pronounced by musical
experts to be unequaled in tone
quality.
Our instruments are artistically
engraved, made in a variety of
styles.
In the truest sense they are art
instruments.
Their tone is pure,
rich and of wonderful c a r r y i n g
power. Pr. ctically indestructible.
They are a positive musical wonder.
THE HUTCHINS BOOTH AT THE SPORTSMEN'S EXHIBITION, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, N. Y.
i^—
TTTTT^FTNR MFG. CO., Springfield, Mass.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
A SYNOPSIS OF THEIR MANY POINTS OF SUPE-
RIORITY.
They are the product of the most com-
plete factory in existence.
The highest grade of materials and work-
manship only are used in their construc-
tion.
The hammers are made of finest quality
of felt, by the Everett Co., in their own
factory.
They are made especially to suit differ-
ent tastes—soft, medium or brilliant tone.
The high grade of these hammers in-
sures no change in character of tone.
Everett pianos contain a new patent reg-
ulating device.
They are also fitted with patent cam
locks, to secure action to the piano—along
step in advance of other makes.
They are more powerful and beautiful
in tone than any other pianos made.
Their case designs are poems of artistic
elegance.
Every detail, no matter how small, is
perfectly adjusted and finished.
All styles are full sized cabinet grands—
nineteen different styles (including fancy
woods) to select from.
They are guaranteed for seven years.
These "pointers" are further empha-
sized by the award granted the Everett
Piano Co. at the World's Columbian Expo-
sition. As can be seen from the text here-
with it is unambiguous and convincing:
For a full and sonorous tone.
For very good sustaining power.
For a smooth, well balanced scale.
For a superior action, well regulated,
and of their own manufacture, possessing
very good repeating qualities.
For an easy and elastic touch.
For the finest quality material used in
construction.
For workmanship showing great care.
For well made cases.
The patent action brackets deserve spe-
cial mention, saving time in removing and
regulating the action.
(Signed)
George Steck, Judge.
K. Buenz, president.
J. H. Gore, secretary.
Board of Judges Department of Liberal
Arts.
This truly is testimony any firm can well
feel proud of.
which, as a matter of course, will be exclu-
sive and original. These panels cannot be
duplicated by others, as the Bronson Co.
have the entire control of this class of
work in America.
The standard line of panels carried by
the Bronson Co. are of such attrac-
tiveness that they possess a distinct indiv-
iduality, and add materially to the beauty
of a piano and, moreover, stimulate the
sales of instruments in which they are used.
The members of the Bronson family are
born inventors and improvers, and this is
attested by the numerous devices which
they have patented, as well as by a visit to
their spacious factory, which contains a
number of machines and appliances which
are entirely original with the members of
the corporation.
A flodel flusic Emporium.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Kim-
ball warerooms, at 715 Nicollet avenue, are
the handsomest in the Northwest, painters
The Bronson Bronze Panels.
and decorators are at work making them
more so, says the Minneapolis Times. The
The Homer D. Bronson Co., Beacon interior is receiving some hand so me touches,
Falls, Conn., are constantly in receipt of and beautiful gold embossed signs will soon
strong endorsements from manufacturers adorn the front windows. The large and
who are using exclusively their line of elegant stock of pianos and organs, with
bronze panels for pianos. They are at the beautiful pipe organ "on the first floor,
present making a number of unique de- make the Kimball the model music empo-
signs of great beauty, which are worthy of rium of the Northwest.
immediate investigation.
Manufacturers can if they desire have
Henry Lowell Mason arrived in Europe
special designs made for their own use, last Wednesday.
End of the century musical wonder !
THE ONLY ALL
Aluminum Mandolin
EVER MADE
'HE use of aluminum in the ma-
nufacture of musical instru-
ments is now a pronounced
success. The only all aluminum
instruments are made by the Hut-
chins Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass.
They are pronounced by musical
experts to be unequaled in tone
quality.
Our instruments are artistically
engraved, made in a variety of
styles.
In the truest sense they are art
instruments.
Their tone is pure,
rich and of wonderful c a r r y i n g
power. Pr. ctically indestructible.
They are a positive musical wonder.
THE HUTCHINS BOOTH AT THE SPORTSMEN'S EXHIBITION, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, N. Y.
i^—
TTTTT^FTNR MFG. CO., Springfield, Mass.
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