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Music Trade Review

Issue: 1901 Vol. 33 N. 12 - Page 40

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Steinway
Pianos
Grand (&L
Upright
The OLDEST in AMERICA
The BEST in the WORLD
STE1NWAY
& SONS are the %«$> Manufacturers component parts of their Pianofortes, exterior and interior {including
the casting of the full metal frames), in their o*wn factories & & jf>
New York Warerooms:
STHNWAY HALL, Nos. 107,109 Sc U \ East Fourteenth Street
Central Depot for Great Britain, STEINWAY HALL,
No. 15 Lower Seymour Street, Portman Square, LONDON, W.
Baropean Branch Factory, STEEWAY'S PIANO FABRIK,
St. Pauli, Neue Rosen Strasse, Nos. 20-24, HAMBURG, GERMANY.
Writhing Faaory: Fourth Avenue, Fifty-Second and Fifty-Third Street!, New York City.
PUno Case and Action Factories, Metal Foundriei and Lumber Yards,
at Astoria, Long Island City, opposite 120th Street, New York City*
HARDMAN PECK & CO.
ANOS
The history of the Piano industry in this country proves the superior
value of the CHlCKERING TIANO to the dealer, hoth financially *nd
artistically, AS leader over ail other makes.
TO-'DAY the 'Piano presents greater possibilities for the dealer than
at any time during our seventy-eight years of manufacture.
CHlCKERING & SONS
"The Musical Standard 0 / the World"
FOR
•^•ESTABLISHED 1842.~-
NEARLY FIFTY YEARS THE
WEBER
PIANOS
HARDMAN
PIANO
BOSTON. MASS,
79* Ttcmont Street
fkave given the greatest satisfaction in American and European homes. Tbe l u n i
intelligence and solidity of construction, pure musical tone and greatest power which
characterized the Weber in its complete triumph over all competition in 1876 ate
Tnatfcfd in even a greater degree in the Weber of to-day
J& jt
j l JH
" The Only 'Piano Which Improves Under Usage."
Warerooms t
Standard and Harrington Pianos
JOS Fifth Ave., Cor. J6th St., NEW YORK
268 Wabash Ave, CHICAGO
=MANUFACTURED B Y =
E. G. HARRINGTON & CO.,
Ludwig' <8L CO. HAZELTON
= U N D E R CONTROL O F =
HARDMAN PEOP& CO.,
==3PIANOSl==
PRIZE. WINNERS
PIANO-FORTES
Cannot be: excelled for Touch,
Singing
Quality,
Delicate and
Great ^Pvwer of Tone, tutth Highest Excellence of Workmanship
AT
Hazelton' Brothers
Paris Exhibition, I9OO
Warerooms: 66 *nd 68 University Place, New York
968 Southern Boulevard, New York.
MANUFACTURERS OF
H.NABE
Piano of to-day will outlive the
Twentieth Century
HE early Knabe pianos, now over 60 years old, still lend their
melodious sweetness to scores of homes.
Viewed from any standpoint the Knabe of to-day is the per-
sonification oi perfection in pianos.
In the hqme, on the concert platform—anywhere, the Knabe is
well-nigh incomparable.
T
W M . KNABE <& CO.
NEW YORK, 154 Fifth Ave. (Cor. 20th St.)
BALTIMORE, aa & 24 East Baltimore St.
WASHINGTON, 1209 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W.
and
/ THE \ > Reed Organs
/ CABLE
(COMPANY
N
«0 1
CHICAGO/
Operate two large factories and still
find it difficult to keep up with their
orders «** Their Pianos and Organs
outsell every other make — so the
Agents say.
THESE?ARE THE FOUR BIG SELLERS:
Cable Pianos
Conover Pianos
Kingsbury Pianos
Chicago Cottage Organs
General Offices and Warerooms, CABLE BUILDING, CHICAGO
HENRY F. MILLER
GRAND (SL U P R I G H T
PIANOFORTE
STHNERTONE
BOSTON,
MASS.
Th« Greatest of all Grand Pianofortes
THE STEINERTONE OOMPANY
Wardrooms! 13O Fifth Av«., NEW YORK

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