Music Trade Review
Issue: 1901 Vol. 32 N. 19 - Page 34
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
OSCAR SCHMIDT.
Successor to MENZENHAUER
& SCHMIDT*
* Manufacturer of the
American
flandolin Harp,
The Menzenhauer
Guitar Zither,
The o. S. Handolin
And Other nuslcal Novelties.
factories!
36-50 Terry St.,
Jersey City, n. 3.
Spittclmarkt 2,
Berlin, £., Germany.
Branches in ail principal cities of the United States; also in all parts of Germany, France, England, Belgium, Switzerland,
Denmark, Russia and Italy; also in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.
Superior workmanship, tone and touch, secured preference of our instruments over all competitors here as well as in
Europe. Catalogues of the instrument on application.
The Nation's
Favorite
THE COLUMBIA ZITHER.
The reason why the Columbia leads lies
The first and only disk music box
made which is provided with an auto-
matic tune-changing mechanism.
largely in the fact that it is attractivel7 fin-
REQ1NA MUSIC BOX CO.
ished, and capable of producing- surprising
Rahway, N. J.
musical results; the price too—an important
item—affords the retail music dealer a hand-
some profit. It pays to handle the Colum-
bia, the Kingf of Zithers. *
The Phonoharp Co.
9 Butler Street, London.
415 Broadway, New York.
150 Liverpool Street, Boston, Mass.
All Leading Mouses Handle the
Bell Brand
NATIONAL MUSICAL STRING GO.
X5he CRITERION
If you are in need of a musical instrument of any kind, write for prices to C. G. CONN. Elkhart,
Ind., and a photograph of the instrument, made expressly for you, will be sent by return mail, and the
instrument itself will be held a reasonable time subject to your order.
A certificate of an actual test of the instrument, signed by a competent expert, will accompany the photo-
graph, which may be safely depended upon as an exact representation of its real worth and condition.
When the order is placed, the particular instrument from which the photograph is made, will be
shipped prepaid, to the customer, with full instructions to allow him to give the instrument a satisfac-
tory trial. Should it not prove satisfactory, it can be returned without a cent of expense to the customer.
Instruments costing $20.00 and upwards are guaranteed by written contract for a period of five years
against any defect in tone, tune or workmanship; and they will also be sold on the installment plan,
should customers prefer that method of purchase.
Address all correspondence to C. Q. CONN, ELKHART, IND.
€1)C
Ciympbonfon music Box
^^^^
sfe
gives the greatest satisfaction. It is superbly
"?
constructed. Best workmanship throughout.
THE SYMPHONION MFG. CO.
GEORGE VARRELMAN, President.
f T
A s b u r y ParR, N. J.
3 N E W YORK
33 Union ^Square, (Decker~BuiIdIrig)~
Factories also at
Leipsic, Germany, and Ste. Croix, Switzerland.
Leaderof American Music Boxes
F. G. OTTO & SONS,
WILLIAM § TONK & BRO.,
Manufacturers, Importers and Jobbers of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE,
23 Wsrren Street,
Bet. Broadmi} uud Church 8t.,
THE
LVTEST
AND BEST HARHONICA
NEW YORK.
THE GORDON
PIANO
Send for
Illustrated
Catalogue.
HAMILTON
S . GORDON,
w
FSTTTXYBNUB. 9 , TEN F ™ O 2VENUE,
New York*
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
OSCAR SCHMIDT.
Successor to MENZENHAUER
& SCHMIDT*
* Manufacturer of the
American
flandolin Harp,
The Menzenhauer
Guitar Zither,
The o. S. Handolin
And Other nuslcal Novelties.
factories!
36-50 Terry St.,
Jersey City, n. 3.
Spittclmarkt 2,
Berlin, £., Germany.
Branches in ail principal cities of the United States; also in all parts of Germany, France, England, Belgium, Switzerland,
Denmark, Russia and Italy; also in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.
Superior workmanship, tone and touch, secured preference of our instruments over all competitors here as well as in
Europe. Catalogues of the instrument on application.
The Nation's
Favorite
THE COLUMBIA ZITHER.
The reason why the Columbia leads lies
The first and only disk music box
made which is provided with an auto-
matic tune-changing mechanism.
largely in the fact that it is attractivel7 fin-
REQ1NA MUSIC BOX CO.
ished, and capable of producing- surprising
Rahway, N. J.
musical results; the price too—an important
item—affords the retail music dealer a hand-
some profit. It pays to handle the Colum-
bia, the Kingf of Zithers. *
The Phonoharp Co.
9 Butler Street, London.
415 Broadway, New York.
150 Liverpool Street, Boston, Mass.
All Leading Mouses Handle the
Bell Brand
NATIONAL MUSICAL STRING GO.
X5he CRITERION
If you are in need of a musical instrument of any kind, write for prices to C. G. CONN. Elkhart,
Ind., and a photograph of the instrument, made expressly for you, will be sent by return mail, and the
instrument itself will be held a reasonable time subject to your order.
A certificate of an actual test of the instrument, signed by a competent expert, will accompany the photo-
graph, which may be safely depended upon as an exact representation of its real worth and condition.
When the order is placed, the particular instrument from which the photograph is made, will be
shipped prepaid, to the customer, with full instructions to allow him to give the instrument a satisfac-
tory trial. Should it not prove satisfactory, it can be returned without a cent of expense to the customer.
Instruments costing $20.00 and upwards are guaranteed by written contract for a period of five years
against any defect in tone, tune or workmanship; and they will also be sold on the installment plan,
should customers prefer that method of purchase.
Address all correspondence to C. Q. CONN, ELKHART, IND.
€1)C
Ciympbonfon music Box
^^^^
sfe
gives the greatest satisfaction. It is superbly
"?
constructed. Best workmanship throughout.
THE SYMPHONION MFG. CO.
GEORGE VARRELMAN, President.
f T
A s b u r y ParR, N. J.
3 N E W YORK
33 Union ^Square, (Decker~BuiIdIrig)~
Factories also at
Leipsic, Germany, and Ste. Croix, Switzerland.
Leaderof American Music Boxes
F. G. OTTO & SONS,
WILLIAM § TONK & BRO.,
Manufacturers, Importers and Jobbers of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE,
23 Wsrren Street,
Bet. Broadmi} uud Church 8t.,
THE
LVTEST
AND BEST HARHONICA
NEW YORK.
THE GORDON
PIANO
Send for
Illustrated
Catalogue.
HAMILTON
S . GORDON,
w
FSTTTXYBNUB. 9 , TEN F ™ O 2VENUE,
New York*
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