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Music Trade Review

Issue: 1899 Vol. 29 N. 14 - Page 8

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
THE HIGHEST DISTINCTIONS
For demonstrated superiority have been accorded the Mason & Hamlin organs by the
leading tribunals and in competition with the prominent manufactures of the world
LISZT ORGAN WITH GILT TOP—Style 503
|S much as this Company value the unprecedented mass of testimony to the superiority of their Organs which has accumulated
in their hands, their chief reliance is, nevertheless, upon the INTRINSIC SUPERIORITY OF THEIR WORK, which they are sure must
be evident to every competent judge who will throughly examine and compare. They know that this is COMPARATIVELY
GREATER TO-DAY THAN IT EVER HAS BEEN before, and are sure that the more thorough and searching the comparisons, the
more considerable it will appear. Matured skill, trained and perfected by the manufacture of OVER TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND instru-
ments, and by accumulated facilities for manufacture collected in the most extensive and completely furnished factories in the
world, enable this Company to produce the finest Organs they have ever made, combining the best results of inventive genius and experienced
workmanship in a degree of excellence even greater than that heretofore attained. Musicians will find that in TRUE MUSICAL QUALITY OF TONE;
in variety of combination and solo effects; in proportion, uniformity of scale, convenience of mechanical arrangements, and other excellences,
these Organs now possess in a higher degree than ever that superiority which has given them their pre-eminent reputation. Mechanics will per-
ceive that every instrument, and every part of every one, interior as well as exterior, is made in the most thorough and workmanlike manner,
from choicest material, insuring the greatest possible durability and freedom from liability to get out of order.
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