Music Trade Review
Issue: 1953 Vol. 112 N. 8 - Page 32
Music Trade Review -- © mbsi.org, arcade-museum.com -- digitized with support from namm.org
Piano Supply Men at The NAMAA Convention
1—Larqe map shown in the exhibit of the
Aluminum Co. of America.
2—P. Eric Perrers, (right) Midwestern man-
ager for the American Piano Supply Co.,
and his son.
3—Allen M. Foote of Dampp-Chaser, Inc.,
explains the advantaqes of that product
to an interested customer.
4—George Killeen of the Killeen Mfg. Co.,
Alhambra, Calif, explaining to a dealer
some of the fine points of the Killeen
piano benches.
5—Carl Ultes, President of O. S. Kelly Co.,
and at the 'eft Carl Ultes Jr., Vice-Presi-
dent and General Manaqer; and Harry
Tripp, Jr., all of the O. S. Kelly Co., en-
ioying themselves at the Winter & Co.
Cocktail Party.
6—A group in the exhibit of the Manual
Arts Furniture Co. Standing left to riqht:
Tom Paeschl, G. L. Leffinqwell, and Paul
Jansen, Jr. Seated left to riqht: Paul
Jansen, Hubert Shearin, Vice-Pres. and
Gen. Mqr. of the company, and Irving
Sacks, Sacks & Barandes.
7—In the Pratt, Read 4 Co. exhibit a dis-
play of old labels, some of which dated
back to the very early days of the 1800's.
8—A true-touch piano keyboard manufactured
bv Pratt, Read & Co., and several models
of actions.
9—Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reed, Paraoon Foun-
dries, Oregon, III.
10—J. V. Sanborn. Jr. of the Sanborn Music
Co., Cleveland, Ohio, discussing benches
with a customer.
I I—Owen Murphy, of M. Steinert & Sons, in
the center, with A. W. Prouty, standing,
who is completinq his 50th year with Stein-
ert this year, talking with Mrs. Joe Shale
of Rochester, N. Y.
12—Hampton L. Tonk, Tonk Mfg. Co., ex-
plaining the advantages of the new Tonk
music cabinet.
13—A group in the corridor, shown left to
riqht: Joe Vogt and Edward J. Voqt of
Chicago; Gerard M. Thompson, Vice-
President of Kohler & Campbell, Inc.; and
Allen B. House, supply man from Con-
necticut.
14—Edward J. Vogt, Chicago supply man, and
Vice-President of the National Piano
Travelers Assn., and Mrs. Vogt.
15—Sidney
Wolfe,
Wolfe's
Play-by-Color,
talks with a dealer in the Wolfe exhibit
16—The model of the new plant of Pratt, Read
& Co., now in process of construction,
which was displayed in the Pratt, Read &
Co. exhibit room.
32
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, AUGUST. 1953
Piano Supply Men at The NAMAA Convention
1—Larqe map shown in the exhibit of the
Aluminum Co. of America.
2—P. Eric Perrers, (right) Midwestern man-
ager for the American Piano Supply Co.,
and his son.
3—Allen M. Foote of Dampp-Chaser, Inc.,
explains the advantaqes of that product
to an interested customer.
4—George Killeen of the Killeen Mfg. Co.,
Alhambra, Calif, explaining to a dealer
some of the fine points of the Killeen
piano benches.
5—Carl Ultes, President of O. S. Kelly Co.,
and at the 'eft Carl Ultes Jr., Vice-Presi-
dent and General Manaqer; and Harry
Tripp, Jr., all of the O. S. Kelly Co., en-
ioying themselves at the Winter & Co.
Cocktail Party.
6—A group in the exhibit of the Manual
Arts Furniture Co. Standing left to riqht:
Tom Paeschl, G. L. Leffinqwell, and Paul
Jansen, Jr. Seated left to riqht: Paul
Jansen, Hubert Shearin, Vice-Pres. and
Gen. Mqr. of the company, and Irving
Sacks, Sacks & Barandes.
7—In the Pratt, Read 4 Co. exhibit a dis-
play of old labels, some of which dated
back to the very early days of the 1800's.
8—A true-touch piano keyboard manufactured
bv Pratt, Read & Co., and several models
of actions.
9—Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reed, Paraoon Foun-
dries, Oregon, III.
10—J. V. Sanborn. Jr. of the Sanborn Music
Co., Cleveland, Ohio, discussing benches
with a customer.
I I—Owen Murphy, of M. Steinert & Sons, in
the center, with A. W. Prouty, standing,
who is completinq his 50th year with Stein-
ert this year, talking with Mrs. Joe Shale
of Rochester, N. Y.
12—Hampton L. Tonk, Tonk Mfg. Co., ex-
plaining the advantages of the new Tonk
music cabinet.
13—A group in the corridor, shown left to
riqht: Joe Vogt and Edward J. Voqt of
Chicago; Gerard M. Thompson, Vice-
President of Kohler & Campbell, Inc.; and
Allen B. House, supply man from Con-
necticut.
14—Edward J. Vogt, Chicago supply man, and
Vice-President of the National Piano
Travelers Assn., and Mrs. Vogt.
15—Sidney
Wolfe,
Wolfe's
Play-by-Color,
talks with a dealer in the Wolfe exhibit
16—The model of the new plant of Pratt, Read
& Co., now in process of construction,
which was displayed in the Pratt, Read &
Co. exhibit room.
32
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, AUGUST. 1953
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).