Music Trade Review
Issue: 1898 Vol. 26 N. 1 - Page 41
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THE
It is an important fact, very significant
-too, that not one dealer who handles the
McPhail pianos failed during the depres-
sion of the past four years.
Bush & Gerts, Chicago, will have their
new catalogues ready for the trade next
week. Business with the Bush & Gerts
concern for the past-year has been very
satisfactory, and the outlook for '98 is most
encouraging.
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
[Prepared especially for The Review.]
Electrical Musical Instrument. Gustave
A. Brachhausen, Rahway, N. J. Patent
No. 595, 901, dated Dec. 21st, 1897.
This invention relates to musical instru-
ments, and has for its object to produce a
B U T I T REACHES EVERY M U S I C D E A L E R
. IN E U R O P E A N D G R E A T E R B R I T A I N . . . .
musical instrument having music-playing
devices combined with an electrical shock-
ing device for administering electric shocks
1S THE LEADING ENGLISH TRADE PAPER
or impulses concurrently with the sound-
PROPRIETORS, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS:
ing of the notes.
POLSUE & ALFIERI Lim.
Music Rack for Pianos or Organs. Fred.
1&6 WARDOUR ST., W., LONDON
W. Hedgeland, assignor to the W. W.
Kimball Co., Chicago, 111. Patent No.
595,710, dated Dec. 21st, 1897.
THE-
This invention relates to certain im-
provements in the music-racks of organs
and pianos, and has been devised more es-
pecially for use in self-playing instru-
ments.
One object in view in the invention, has
been to make it possible to give the case
The Best Piano for the Money of a self-playing piano or organ the sarrie
appearance and form as the cases of the
in the Market.
ordinary non-self-playing instruments, so
that the addition to the instrument of the
i\os. 2O7-2O9 E. 49TH STREET. self-playing mechanism does not disfigure
YORK CITY.
the case in any way nor give external no-
tice of its own presence in the instrument.
Another object in view has been to pro-
fU1TE ENGLISH, TOO KNOW
-<•>•$• M U S I C *<••-
GIBSON
PIANO.
vide a convenient construction, whereby
the music-rack may be made to normally
conceal the music-sheet of the self-playing
mechanism and yet be itself movable into
the case of the instrument, so as to uncover
the music-sheet and present a finished
front when thus disposed of.
Piano Stool. Thomas Clyne, Detroit,
Mich.; Ellen Clyne, administratrix. Pat-
ent No. 595,847, dated Dec. 21st, 1897.
This invention has reference to a novel
construction in a piano-stool, the object
being to provide a device of this kind that
can be adjusted vertically and its seating
capacity increased or diminished quickly
and readily.
Trade Mark for Pianos. James F. Con-
over, Chicago, 111. No. 30,991, dated
Dec.
21st, 1897.
The trade mark consists of the word
symbol, " Pompadour," which constitutes-
the essential feature of the trade mark.
This trade mark has been used continu-
ously in business since February 15th,
1896.
The class of merchandise to which
this trade mark applies is pianos; it is in-
tended to display the word upon a con-
spicuous part of the instrument.
L. Ricca, the well-known manufacture!
of mandolins and guitars, has leased the
third floor of the building, 162-4 West
27th street, and has entered into the manu-
facture of the Ricca piano. Two styles of
uprights will be manufactured. It is in-
tended to make a good instrument at a
medium price.
A Standard Article.
EMERSON
PIANOS
Finest Tone,
Best Work
M Yoara
OF T A T T T V
and Material.
STRICTLY HIOH ORADS
PRICE
CONSISTENT
WITH QUALITY
OVER 65,000 NOW IN USE.
A. M. McPhail PianoC*.
Boston, Mas*.
EMERSON PIANO CO., Manufacturers,
116 Boylston Street.
The
NEW YORK,
92 Fifth Avenue.
Factories: BOSTON, MASS.
Sold on ftMlt
T H B B E 5 T ONLY
V^UAJ-il 1 I
Illustrated Catalogue upon application,
BOSTON,
Mad* on Honor
CHICAGO,
218 Wabash Avenue.
Sehwander..
WORLD
RENOWNED
PIANO FORTE
ACTION
HERRBURGER & CO.
AUG. PALLE, SOLE AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA
"Winning its Way to Fame
The
PIANO
Upright Pianos
Grand Pianos
Harps
Dealers should write to the
NEW YORK FACTORY
PARIS FACTORY
88 Lincoln Avenue
16 Rue de l'Evangile
ERD PIANO CO.,Saginaw, Mich.
Highest Grade Pianofortes
(WREST-PIN AND STRINGER SYSTEMS.)
LISZT, CHURCH, CHAPEL and PARLOR
ORGANS
THE
It is an important fact, very significant
-too, that not one dealer who handles the
McPhail pianos failed during the depres-
sion of the past four years.
Bush & Gerts, Chicago, will have their
new catalogues ready for the trade next
week. Business with the Bush & Gerts
concern for the past-year has been very
satisfactory, and the outlook for '98 is most
encouraging.
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
[Prepared especially for The Review.]
Electrical Musical Instrument. Gustave
A. Brachhausen, Rahway, N. J. Patent
No. 595, 901, dated Dec. 21st, 1897.
This invention relates to musical instru-
ments, and has for its object to produce a
B U T I T REACHES EVERY M U S I C D E A L E R
. IN E U R O P E A N D G R E A T E R B R I T A I N . . . .
musical instrument having music-playing
devices combined with an electrical shock-
ing device for administering electric shocks
1S THE LEADING ENGLISH TRADE PAPER
or impulses concurrently with the sound-
PROPRIETORS, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS:
ing of the notes.
POLSUE & ALFIERI Lim.
Music Rack for Pianos or Organs. Fred.
1&6 WARDOUR ST., W., LONDON
W. Hedgeland, assignor to the W. W.
Kimball Co., Chicago, 111. Patent No.
595,710, dated Dec. 21st, 1897.
THE-
This invention relates to certain im-
provements in the music-racks of organs
and pianos, and has been devised more es-
pecially for use in self-playing instru-
ments.
One object in view in the invention, has
been to make it possible to give the case
The Best Piano for the Money of a self-playing piano or organ the sarrie
appearance and form as the cases of the
in the Market.
ordinary non-self-playing instruments, so
that the addition to the instrument of the
i\os. 2O7-2O9 E. 49TH STREET. self-playing mechanism does not disfigure
YORK CITY.
the case in any way nor give external no-
tice of its own presence in the instrument.
Another object in view has been to pro-
fU1TE ENGLISH, TOO KNOW
-<•>•$• M U S I C *<••-
GIBSON
PIANO.
vide a convenient construction, whereby
the music-rack may be made to normally
conceal the music-sheet of the self-playing
mechanism and yet be itself movable into
the case of the instrument, so as to uncover
the music-sheet and present a finished
front when thus disposed of.
Piano Stool. Thomas Clyne, Detroit,
Mich.; Ellen Clyne, administratrix. Pat-
ent No. 595,847, dated Dec. 21st, 1897.
This invention has reference to a novel
construction in a piano-stool, the object
being to provide a device of this kind that
can be adjusted vertically and its seating
capacity increased or diminished quickly
and readily.
Trade Mark for Pianos. James F. Con-
over, Chicago, 111. No. 30,991, dated
Dec.
21st, 1897.
The trade mark consists of the word
symbol, " Pompadour," which constitutes-
the essential feature of the trade mark.
This trade mark has been used continu-
ously in business since February 15th,
1896.
The class of merchandise to which
this trade mark applies is pianos; it is in-
tended to display the word upon a con-
spicuous part of the instrument.
L. Ricca, the well-known manufacture!
of mandolins and guitars, has leased the
third floor of the building, 162-4 West
27th street, and has entered into the manu-
facture of the Ricca piano. Two styles of
uprights will be manufactured. It is in-
tended to make a good instrument at a
medium price.
A Standard Article.
EMERSON
PIANOS
Finest Tone,
Best Work
M Yoara
OF T A T T T V
and Material.
STRICTLY HIOH ORADS
PRICE
CONSISTENT
WITH QUALITY
OVER 65,000 NOW IN USE.
A. M. McPhail PianoC*.
Boston, Mas*.
EMERSON PIANO CO., Manufacturers,
116 Boylston Street.
The
NEW YORK,
92 Fifth Avenue.
Factories: BOSTON, MASS.
Sold on ftMlt
T H B B E 5 T ONLY
V^UAJ-il 1 I
Illustrated Catalogue upon application,
BOSTON,
Mad* on Honor
CHICAGO,
218 Wabash Avenue.
Sehwander..
WORLD
RENOWNED
PIANO FORTE
ACTION
HERRBURGER & CO.
AUG. PALLE, SOLE AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA
"Winning its Way to Fame
The
PIANO
Upright Pianos
Grand Pianos
Harps
Dealers should write to the
NEW YORK FACTORY
PARIS FACTORY
88 Lincoln Avenue
16 Rue de l'Evangile
ERD PIANO CO.,Saginaw, Mich.
Highest Grade Pianofortes
(WREST-PIN AND STRINGER SYSTEMS.)
LISZT, CHURCH, CHAPEL and PARLOR
ORGANS
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