Presto
Issue: 1924 1968 - Page 12
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PRESTO
LATE PATENTS OF INTEREST
1,427,997. Electro-pneumatic organ action. Basil
G. Austin, Hartford, Conn.
1,428,277. Music roll perforator and printer.
Joseph J. Davilla, New Orleans, La.
1,427,794. Double acting pneumatic motor. Oscar
A. Ericson, Chicago, 111.
1,428,501. Pneumatically-operated musical instru-
ment. Adolph P. Gustafson, Chicago, 111.
1,427,812. Panel. Joseph F. Hirt, Chicago, 111.
1,428,183. Cabinet for music rolls. Frank Perme,
Sr., Cleveland. Ohio.
1.428,875. Piano hoist. Samuel B. Gilger, Buck-
ingham, Pa.
1,428,738. Muting device for tuning pianos. M. R.
Youngman, San Diego, Calif.
1,429,727. Apparatus for treating music sheets.
Munez C. Ferris, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1,429,862. Typewriting machine for music. Luigi
Fortoni, London, England.
1,429,592. Acoustic instrument. Charles Kahn,
London, England.
1,430,335. Music holder. Herman Stengel, Los
Angeles, Calif.
1,430,340. Automatic mechanism for playerpianos.
W. B. Tunstall, Worcester, Mass.
1,430,517. Player mechanism for musical instru-
ments. Wm. A. Watson, Maiden, and W. Eustis,
Newton, Mass.
1.431.359. Automatic musical instrument. Hein-
rich Bockisch, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
1.431.360. Automatic musical instrument. Hein-
rich Bockisch, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
1.431.361. Automatic musical instrument. Hein-
rich Bockisch, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
THE
W. P. HAINES & COMPANY
PIANOS
THE PIANOS OF QUALITY
Three Generations of Piano Makers
All Styles—Ready Sellers
Attractive Prices
GRANDS
REPRODUCING GRANDS
UPRIGHTS and PLAYERS
AVAILABLE TERRITORY OPEN
W. P. HAINES & CO., Inc.
138th St. and Walton Are.
New York City
Henry G. Johnson
Piano Mfg. Co.
Manufacturers
1.431,773. Stringed musical instrument. Loren C.
Bond, Washington, D. C.
1,431,363. Piano loader. Robert J. Bowen, Wins-
ton-Salem, N. C
1,431,529. Musical instruction blocks. Grace De La
Parelle, Eagle Rock, Calif.
1,432,338. Piano. Frank H. Johnston, Buffalo,
N. Y.
1,431,972. Musical transposing device. Neal F.
Mears, Chicago, 111.
1,432,424. Machine for use in the manufacture of
perforated note sheets. Charles F. Stoddard, New
York, N. Y.
1,433,283. Pneumatic action for playerpianos.
Joseph P. Hulder, New York, N. Y.
61,591-7. Design. Cabinet for phonographs. Wil-"
liam Millington, Grand Rapids, Mich.
1.434,186. Registering device for playerpiano music
rolls. George Bedford, Toronto, Canada.
1,433,716. Expression device for musical instru-
ments. James C. Hagey, Chicago, 111.
1,433,556. Piano. Anton Krieghoff, Boston, Mass.
1.434,015. Music-leaf turner. Knut O. W. Lind-
quist, Chicago, 111.
M. SCHULZ COMPANY SURE
OF BIG APRIL BUSINESS
Fourth Month of 1924 Promises Well for Active
Chicago Industry.
Orders for pianos and players to the M. Schulz
Company, Chicago, are arriving in such numbers
that the company is looking forward to a big busi-
ness in April. The report that dealers everywhere
are putting pep in the trade has been confirmed at the
M. Schulz Company's offices, 711 Milwaukee Ave.,
Chicago, this week.
Dealers who have been comparatively inactive since
the busy holiday season are going after business with
increased energy. Orders were placed with the M.
Schulz Company early this month by dealers who
had been exceedingly quiet during the first three
months of the year.
Rapid Growth Enables Company to Occupy Large
Building in Heart of Tennessee City.
The Floyd Piano Co., Memphis, Tenn., which re-
cently moved into its new quarters located in the busi-
est part of Memphis, is doing big things in the trade,
according to the report of Henry P. Veatch, Lyou &
Healy piano traveler in the South. Mr. Veatch awards
the palm of beauty to the new home of the Floyd
Piano Co., and says it is hard to conceive of a hand-
somer store. All the fittings are of an unusually
artistic type.
The activity of the Floyd Piano Company has been
stimulated by the help of a fine line of music goods.
Lyon & Healy instruments are represented and a
reputation for square dealing has been established
that has a far reaching effect throughout the South.
The display of grand pianos is being pushed vigor-
ously and booths for demonstration have been pre-
pared for this purpose.
Peyton Harding is the new sales manager for
Kelley & Cowles, Inc., Hartford, Conn.
WESER
P i a n o s and P l a y e r s
Sell readily—Stay sold
Great profit possibilities
Style E (shown below) our latest 4'6"
The Subject Will Come Before Manufacturers at New
York Meeting in May.
A "platform for American industry," to be pre-
sented to both political parties, will be drawn up at
the twenty-ninth annual convention of the National
Association of Manufacturers, which will be held at
the Waldorf in New York on May 19, 20 and 21.
Among the subjects to be discussed are taxation,
immigration, railroads, merchant marine, conserva-
tion, industrial relations and the legislative outlook.
The topics, it was said, will be presented by authori-
ties in their fields.
The "platform for American industry" has been
under discussion for a year by a committee headed by
Charles Cheney.
The San Fernando Music Co., San Fernando, Cal.,,
has taken the entire building at 1015 Porter avenue
to use in its music business.
Order a sample to-day.
Liberal advertising and
cooperative arrangements
Write for catalogue
and price list
Weser Bros., Inc.
Manufacturer*
520 to 528 West 43rd St.
New York
Just What You Want!
of
A Line of Pianos and Players
That Will Meet Every Re-
quirement of Your Business.
BEAUTIFUL IN TONE AND IN
CASE DESIGNS
To Sell at Prices That Insure *
Good Profits to the Dealers
and Always with Satisfac-
tion to Their Customers.
Factory and Offices
Bellevue, Iowa
Chicago Office
307 Great Northern Bldg.
FLOYD PIANO COMPANY'S
NEW STORE IN MEMPHIS
PLATFORM FOR AMERICAN
INDUSTRY IS FORMULATED
High Grade Pianos
and Players
Capacity
6,000 per Annum
April 12, 1924.
Send for Full Particulars
and We Will Do Business.
FUEHR&STEMMER PIANO CO.
2701-2709 South Wells Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
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PRESTO
LATE PATENTS OF INTEREST
1,427,997. Electro-pneumatic organ action. Basil
G. Austin, Hartford, Conn.
1,428,277. Music roll perforator and printer.
Joseph J. Davilla, New Orleans, La.
1,427,794. Double acting pneumatic motor. Oscar
A. Ericson, Chicago, 111.
1,428,501. Pneumatically-operated musical instru-
ment. Adolph P. Gustafson, Chicago, 111.
1,427,812. Panel. Joseph F. Hirt, Chicago, 111.
1,428,183. Cabinet for music rolls. Frank Perme,
Sr., Cleveland. Ohio.
1.428,875. Piano hoist. Samuel B. Gilger, Buck-
ingham, Pa.
1,428,738. Muting device for tuning pianos. M. R.
Youngman, San Diego, Calif.
1,429,727. Apparatus for treating music sheets.
Munez C. Ferris, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1,429,862. Typewriting machine for music. Luigi
Fortoni, London, England.
1,429,592. Acoustic instrument. Charles Kahn,
London, England.
1,430,335. Music holder. Herman Stengel, Los
Angeles, Calif.
1,430,340. Automatic mechanism for playerpianos.
W. B. Tunstall, Worcester, Mass.
1,430,517. Player mechanism for musical instru-
ments. Wm. A. Watson, Maiden, and W. Eustis,
Newton, Mass.
1.431.359. Automatic musical instrument. Hein-
rich Bockisch, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
1.431.360. Automatic musical instrument. Hein-
rich Bockisch, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
1.431.361. Automatic musical instrument. Hein-
rich Bockisch, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
THE
W. P. HAINES & COMPANY
PIANOS
THE PIANOS OF QUALITY
Three Generations of Piano Makers
All Styles—Ready Sellers
Attractive Prices
GRANDS
REPRODUCING GRANDS
UPRIGHTS and PLAYERS
AVAILABLE TERRITORY OPEN
W. P. HAINES & CO., Inc.
138th St. and Walton Are.
New York City
Henry G. Johnson
Piano Mfg. Co.
Manufacturers
1.431,773. Stringed musical instrument. Loren C.
Bond, Washington, D. C.
1,431,363. Piano loader. Robert J. Bowen, Wins-
ton-Salem, N. C
1,431,529. Musical instruction blocks. Grace De La
Parelle, Eagle Rock, Calif.
1,432,338. Piano. Frank H. Johnston, Buffalo,
N. Y.
1,431,972. Musical transposing device. Neal F.
Mears, Chicago, 111.
1,432,424. Machine for use in the manufacture of
perforated note sheets. Charles F. Stoddard, New
York, N. Y.
1,433,283. Pneumatic action for playerpianos.
Joseph P. Hulder, New York, N. Y.
61,591-7. Design. Cabinet for phonographs. Wil-"
liam Millington, Grand Rapids, Mich.
1.434,186. Registering device for playerpiano music
rolls. George Bedford, Toronto, Canada.
1,433,716. Expression device for musical instru-
ments. James C. Hagey, Chicago, 111.
1,433,556. Piano. Anton Krieghoff, Boston, Mass.
1.434,015. Music-leaf turner. Knut O. W. Lind-
quist, Chicago, 111.
M. SCHULZ COMPANY SURE
OF BIG APRIL BUSINESS
Fourth Month of 1924 Promises Well for Active
Chicago Industry.
Orders for pianos and players to the M. Schulz
Company, Chicago, are arriving in such numbers
that the company is looking forward to a big busi-
ness in April. The report that dealers everywhere
are putting pep in the trade has been confirmed at the
M. Schulz Company's offices, 711 Milwaukee Ave.,
Chicago, this week.
Dealers who have been comparatively inactive since
the busy holiday season are going after business with
increased energy. Orders were placed with the M.
Schulz Company early this month by dealers who
had been exceedingly quiet during the first three
months of the year.
Rapid Growth Enables Company to Occupy Large
Building in Heart of Tennessee City.
The Floyd Piano Co., Memphis, Tenn., which re-
cently moved into its new quarters located in the busi-
est part of Memphis, is doing big things in the trade,
according to the report of Henry P. Veatch, Lyou &
Healy piano traveler in the South. Mr. Veatch awards
the palm of beauty to the new home of the Floyd
Piano Co., and says it is hard to conceive of a hand-
somer store. All the fittings are of an unusually
artistic type.
The activity of the Floyd Piano Company has been
stimulated by the help of a fine line of music goods.
Lyon & Healy instruments are represented and a
reputation for square dealing has been established
that has a far reaching effect throughout the South.
The display of grand pianos is being pushed vigor-
ously and booths for demonstration have been pre-
pared for this purpose.
Peyton Harding is the new sales manager for
Kelley & Cowles, Inc., Hartford, Conn.
WESER
P i a n o s and P l a y e r s
Sell readily—Stay sold
Great profit possibilities
Style E (shown below) our latest 4'6"
The Subject Will Come Before Manufacturers at New
York Meeting in May.
A "platform for American industry," to be pre-
sented to both political parties, will be drawn up at
the twenty-ninth annual convention of the National
Association of Manufacturers, which will be held at
the Waldorf in New York on May 19, 20 and 21.
Among the subjects to be discussed are taxation,
immigration, railroads, merchant marine, conserva-
tion, industrial relations and the legislative outlook.
The topics, it was said, will be presented by authori-
ties in their fields.
The "platform for American industry" has been
under discussion for a year by a committee headed by
Charles Cheney.
The San Fernando Music Co., San Fernando, Cal.,,
has taken the entire building at 1015 Porter avenue
to use in its music business.
Order a sample to-day.
Liberal advertising and
cooperative arrangements
Write for catalogue
and price list
Weser Bros., Inc.
Manufacturer*
520 to 528 West 43rd St.
New York
Just What You Want!
of
A Line of Pianos and Players
That Will Meet Every Re-
quirement of Your Business.
BEAUTIFUL IN TONE AND IN
CASE DESIGNS
To Sell at Prices That Insure *
Good Profits to the Dealers
and Always with Satisfac-
tion to Their Customers.
Factory and Offices
Bellevue, Iowa
Chicago Office
307 Great Northern Bldg.
FLOYD PIANO COMPANY'S
NEW STORE IN MEMPHIS
PLATFORM FOR AMERICAN
INDUSTRY IS FORMULATED
High Grade Pianos
and Players
Capacity
6,000 per Annum
April 12, 1924.
Send for Full Particulars
and We Will Do Business.
FUEHR&STEMMER PIANO CO.
2701-2709 South Wells Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Enhanced content © 2008-2009 and presented by MBSI - The Musical Box Society International (www.mbsi.org) and the International Arcade Museum (www.arcade-museum.com).
All Rights Reserved. Digitized from the archives of the MBSI with support from NAMM - The International Music Products Association (www.namm.org).
Additional enhancement, optimization, and distribution by the International Arcade Museum. An extensive collection of Presto can be found online at http://www.arcade-museum.com/library/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).