Music Trade Review
Issue: 1901 Vol. 32 N. 7 - Page 40
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Steinway
The OLDEST in AMERICA.
The BEST in the WORLD.
CHICK
QRAND AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS
Si'HNWAY & SONS are the only Manufacturers who make all
ampooeat parts of their Pianofortes, exterior and interior
4e casting of the full metal frames), in their own factories*
(HEW YORK WAREROOMS, STEINWAY HALL,
The history of the Piano Industry In this country proves the supe-
rior value of the CHICKERINQ PIANO to the dealer, both fl««»»^T»r
and artistically, as leader over all other makes.
TO-DAY the Piano presents greater possibilities for the dealer tbaa
•4 any time during 1 our seventy-five years of manufacture.
791
CHICKERING & SONS,
N M , 197, 109 4c 111 Eaat Fourteenth Street
HAZELTON
CENTRAL DEPOT FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
STEINWAY HALL,
ffc. U Lower Seymour Street. Portmaa Sq—•
Piano-Fortes
EUROPEAN BRANCH FACTORY,
STEINWAY^ PIANO FABRK,
SL P*«E Nmm R I M Stra*K, N M . 20-24, HAMBURG. G W I A N Y .
FINISHING FACTORY i
•ad Ttitf-Tbhd Streets, -
MARDMAN, PECK & CO,
£stabllshed 1842.
HARDMAN
PIANO
••The Only Piano Which Improves Under Usage."
Standard and Harrington Pianos
MANUFACTURED BY
E. G. HARRINGTON & CO.,
UNDER CONTROL OP
Hardman. Peck & Co..
KNABE
Piano of to-day will outlive the
20th Centur>
HE early Knabe pianos, now over 6o years old, still lend their
melodious sweetness to scores of homes.
Viewed from any standpoint the Knabe of to-day is the per-
sonification of perfection in pianos.
In the home, on the concert platform—anywhere, the Knabe is
well-nigh incomparable.
T
WH. KNABE & CO.
HAZELTON BROTHERS,
NnrYafc
i «•*" A*faa Factorfea, Metal Foundries and Lmmhm YMS%
L—r Mtmd City, Mpniti 120th StwcL New YoA Cfcr. *
THE
CANNOT BE EXCELLED FOR TOUCH, SINGING QUALITY,
DELICATE AND GREAT POWER OF TONE, WITH
HIGHEST EXCELLENCE OF WORKMANSHIP.
•••••••••••———••••»
^"^ !••••••••••••••••••••••••*
Warerooms: 66 and 68 University Place, New York
4€
c
The Musical Standard of the World,'
FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS THE
WEBER
PIANOS
have given the greatest satisfaction in thousands • !
American and European homes.
The same intelligence and solidity of construction, part
musical tone ano greatest power which characterized th«
Webei in its complete triumph over all competition i»
187& are marked in even a greater degree in the W«b«r
Of to-day.
WAREROOMS:—
108 Fifth Ave., Cor. 16th St., New York.
268 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
Cbe Gable Company
formerly the
Cottage Organ Co.
Cbe Eargest ltlannfattarm of Flam*
and Ree4 Organs in tbe OloMi
gottow, Cable, Kingsbury and
« Wellington Pianos «
Cbe Reliable Chicago Cottage
• • * Organs
•
«
NEW YORK, 154 5th Ave. (Cor 20th St.)
BALTIMORE, 22 & 24 East Baltimore St.
WASHINGTON, 1209 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W.
Office* an4 IDamQMMs
Avenue ana Jacteon Boulevard,
Apply
for the
STMERTONE
TO MORRIS STEINERT,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Waterooms, /SO Fifth Avenue,
NEW YORK.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Steinway
The OLDEST in AMERICA.
The BEST in the WORLD.
CHICK
QRAND AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS
Si'HNWAY & SONS are the only Manufacturers who make all
ampooeat parts of their Pianofortes, exterior and interior
4e casting of the full metal frames), in their own factories*
(HEW YORK WAREROOMS, STEINWAY HALL,
The history of the Piano Industry In this country proves the supe-
rior value of the CHICKERINQ PIANO to the dealer, both fl««»»^T»r
and artistically, as leader over all other makes.
TO-DAY the Piano presents greater possibilities for the dealer tbaa
•4 any time during 1 our seventy-five years of manufacture.
791
CHICKERING & SONS,
N M , 197, 109 4c 111 Eaat Fourteenth Street
HAZELTON
CENTRAL DEPOT FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
STEINWAY HALL,
ffc. U Lower Seymour Street. Portmaa Sq—•
Piano-Fortes
EUROPEAN BRANCH FACTORY,
STEINWAY^ PIANO FABRK,
SL P*«E Nmm R I M Stra*K, N M . 20-24, HAMBURG. G W I A N Y .
FINISHING FACTORY i
•ad Ttitf-Tbhd Streets, -
MARDMAN, PECK & CO,
£stabllshed 1842.
HARDMAN
PIANO
••The Only Piano Which Improves Under Usage."
Standard and Harrington Pianos
MANUFACTURED BY
E. G. HARRINGTON & CO.,
UNDER CONTROL OP
Hardman. Peck & Co..
KNABE
Piano of to-day will outlive the
20th Centur>
HE early Knabe pianos, now over 6o years old, still lend their
melodious sweetness to scores of homes.
Viewed from any standpoint the Knabe of to-day is the per-
sonification of perfection in pianos.
In the home, on the concert platform—anywhere, the Knabe is
well-nigh incomparable.
T
WH. KNABE & CO.
HAZELTON BROTHERS,
NnrYafc
i «•*" A*faa Factorfea, Metal Foundries and Lmmhm YMS%
L—r Mtmd City, Mpniti 120th StwcL New YoA Cfcr. *
THE
CANNOT BE EXCELLED FOR TOUCH, SINGING QUALITY,
DELICATE AND GREAT POWER OF TONE, WITH
HIGHEST EXCELLENCE OF WORKMANSHIP.
•••••••••••———••••»
^"^ !••••••••••••••••••••••••*
Warerooms: 66 and 68 University Place, New York
4€
c
The Musical Standard of the World,'
FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS THE
WEBER
PIANOS
have given the greatest satisfaction in thousands • !
American and European homes.
The same intelligence and solidity of construction, part
musical tone ano greatest power which characterized th«
Webei in its complete triumph over all competition i»
187& are marked in even a greater degree in the W«b«r
Of to-day.
WAREROOMS:—
108 Fifth Ave., Cor. 16th St., New York.
268 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
Cbe Gable Company
formerly the
Cottage Organ Co.
Cbe Eargest ltlannfattarm of Flam*
and Ree4 Organs in tbe OloMi
gottow, Cable, Kingsbury and
« Wellington Pianos «
Cbe Reliable Chicago Cottage
• • * Organs
•
«
NEW YORK, 154 5th Ave. (Cor 20th St.)
BALTIMORE, 22 & 24 East Baltimore St.
WASHINGTON, 1209 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W.
Office* an4 IDamQMMs
Avenue ana Jacteon Boulevard,
Apply
for the
STMERTONE
TO MORRIS STEINERT,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Waterooms, /SO Fifth Avenue,
NEW YORK.
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