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Music Trade Review

Issue: 1940 Vol. 99 N. 12 - Page 21

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, DECEMBER, 1U0
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Piano
Supplies
Actions - Hammers - Plates - Hardware
Strings-Pins - Felts - Tuners Supplies
industry and for many years was asso-
W. D. Schultz
ciated with the Janssen Piano Co., New
York, -where he was vice president in
to assist Breckwoldt charge
of retail sales. He is now at Dolge-
ment. These have been collected from
far off Africa, Australia, South America
and Europe as well as from this country.
Sitting at the helm of this business to-
day, which has been carried on by the
Marshall family for all these years, is
Georges T. Kinkoulkine who came from
France last year after spending many
years as a chemical engineer in that coun-
try after his graduation from the Univer-
sity of Toulouse. Well versed in the selec-
tion of logs through long experience as
well as the manufacture of veneers and
a nephew by marriage of the founder
of the business, Mr. Kinkoulkine took
W. D. Schultz who since March has ville at the Breckwoldt plant where he
been connected with the sales division of •"'U make his future headquarters.
Winter & Co., New York has just been
appointed as assistant to W. A. Breck-
W. L. Marshall Ltd
Now 5 0 years old
Old Time Veneer House Still Con-
trolled by Marshall
Family
The long and firmly established busi-
ness of William L. Marshall Ltd., New York
celebrated its 50th anniversary this year.
Founded in 1890 by William L. Marshall
who came from England at that time,
having been born into a family of wood
merchants, this old established house is
still carrying on under the supervision of
the Marshall family. Down at 425 East
10th Street there are 12 floors devoted to
the storage of beautifully
figured
mahogany veneers made from mahogany
logs, many of which were purchased just
before hostilities broke out in Europe.
Some of this stock is displayed in a new
William D. Schultz
and modernized showroom sample and
woldt, vice president and treasurer of show room which has been recently been
Julius Breckwoldt <& Son, Dolgeville, N. Y. designed, for the benefit of buyers, so as
according to an announcement made to get the most effective display.
this month by Julius Breckwoldt, presi-
Well over 50,000,000 feet of the choicest
dent of the this long established sound- figured veneers cut from rare burls,
ing board firm.
crotches and stumpwoods are stored in
Mr. Schultz is well known in the piano these buildings ready for immediate ship-
Georges T. Kinkoulkine
charge of the business last year and is
making definite plans for its expansion.
The company has furnished some of the
finest veneers which have appeared on
pianos all through its career and has been
well end favorably recognized for its
choice selection of mahogany veneers at
all times.
Birmingham Schools Buy Wurlitzer
J. M. Forbes, Vicfe-President of E. E.
Forbes & Sons Piano Co., Birmingham,
Alabama, recently sold five Model 900
Wurlitzer Spinettes to the city schools of
Birmingham.
We 9 d tike to talk "music wire" with you!
For generations we have been recognized as headquarters
for the finest quality music wire for treble stringing.
Also core wire for bass strings.
Our large stock of all numbers is never out. Send us
your specifications.
AMERICAN PIANO SUPPLY CO.
Ummtmmcker, ScUemmter * C*.
2 2 9 Fourth Arena*
New York, N. Y.
AMERICAN PIANO SUPPLY CO,
DIVISION OF
Hammacher Schtemmer & Co.
2 2 9 4TH AVENUE, MEW YOIK, SINCE 1848

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