Scan 22
Musical Courier 1891-08-19: Vol 23 Iss 600, 1891
103 lines. Read by computer on 19 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 195. See the scan on archive.org.
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1WASHBURN
2GUITARS,
3MANDOLINS:
4AND
5ZITHERS.
7PELOUBET
8REED PIPE
9CHURCH:
10ORGANS
12<table>
13 <tr>
14 <th>Band Instruments.</th>
15 <th>Repairing Materials.</th>
16 <th>Piano and Organ Stools.</th>
17 <th>Music & Books for Bands, &c.</th>
18 <th>Vocal Music.</th>
19 </tr>
20 <tr>
21 <td>Everything needed by Bands. Catalogue No. 2.</td>
22 <td>Outfits for piano and organ tuning and repairing. Catalogue No. 3.</td>
23 <td>Also Covers, Lambrequins and Canterburys. Catalogue No. 4.</td>
24 <td>Immense stock of music for Bands and Orchestras. Catalogue No. 5.</td>
25 <td>Every standard piece of music in the best editions published. Catalogue No. 6.</td>
26 </tr>
27 <tr>
28 <th>Piano Music.</th>
29 <th>Organ Music.</th>
30 <th>Music Books.</th>
31 <th>Pianos.</th>
32 <th>Reed Organs.</th>
33 </tr>
34 <tr>
35 <td>Every standard instrumental piece. Best editions. Catalogue No. 7.</td>
36 <td>Every standard piece written for the reed or pipe organ. Catalogue No. 8.</td>
37 <td>Over 2000 music books, engravings, biographies, &c. Catalogue No. 9.</td>
38 <td>Grand Stock of Knab-, Fischer-, Pease and New England Pianos. Catalogue No. 11.</td>
39 <td>The Famous Lyon & Healy Organs. Catalogue No. 12.</td>
40 </tr>
41 <tr>
42 <th>Self-Playing Instruments.</th>
43 <th>Band Uniforms.</th>
44 <th>Higham Band Instruments.</th>
45 <th>Snare and Bass Drums.</th>
46 <th>Washburn Mandolins and Zithers.</th>
47 <th>Washburn Guitars.</th>
48 <th>Harps.</th>
49 <th>Music for Mandolin.</th>
50 <th>Reed-Pipe Organs.</th>
51 </tr>
52 <tr>
53 <td>The Aeolian Organs, Celestines and Musettes. Catalogue No. 13.</td>
54 <td>Latest Styles. Alto Caps, Epaulettes, &c. Catalogue No. 14.</td>
55 <td>The leading instruments of both hemispheres. Catalogue No. 15.</td>
56 <td>Our famous MONARCH and other makes. Catalogue No. 16.</td>
57 <td>Our own manufacture. Finest in the world. Catalogue No. 18.</td>
58 <td>The peerless Lyon & Healy Harp. Our own manufacture. Catalogue No. 17.</td>
59 <td>A large selection of the latest compositions. Catalogue No. 21.</td>
60 <td>The famous Peloubet Reed Pipe Church Organs. Catalogue No. 22.</td>
61 </tr>
62 <tr>
63 <th>Violins, Cellos, Double Basses.</th>
64 <th>Guitars and Mandolins.</th>
65 <th>Flutes, Piccolos, Fifes, &c.</th>
66 <th>Banjos, Tamborines, Bones, Castanets, Triangles, &c.</th> one of two readings
67 <th>Banjos, Tambourines, Bones, Castanets, Triangles, &c.</th> one of two readings
68 <th>Accordeons & Concertinas.</th>
69 <th>Music Boxes and Albums.</th>
70 <th>Genuine Old Violins.</th>
71 </tr>
72 <tr>
73 <td>A very fine collection. Catalogue No. 23.</td>
74 <td>Good Medium-priced Instruments. Catalogue No. 24.</td>
75 <td>All grades from the best to the cheapest. Catalogue No. 25.</td>
76 <td>Embracing all varieties. Catalogue No. 26.</td>
77 <td>Also Flutinas, and Bandonions. Unequalled variety Catalogue No. 27.</td>
78 <td>A peerless stock. Catalogue No. 31.</td>
79 <td>A collection of the finest master pieces. Catalogue No. 32.</td>
80 </tr>
81 <tr>
82 <th>Zithers, Dulcimers, Xylophones.</th>
83 <th>Harmonicas and Flute Accordeons.</th>
84 <th>Music Racks, Stands, Papers, &c.</th>
85 <th>Music Boxes and Albums.</th>
86 </tr>
87 <tr>
88 <td>Also Zithers, Hand Organs, and Orchestra Bells. Catalogue No. 28.</td>
89 <td>An almost unlimited assortment Catalogue No. 29.</td>
90 <td>Also Wrappers, Satchels Etc., Etc. Catalogue No. 30.</td>
91 <td></td>
92 </tr>
93</table>
95WE PUBLISH THIRTY-THREE DISTINCT CATALOGUES. THEY DESCRIBE EVERYTHING APPERTAINING TO THE MUSIC BUSINESS.
97WAREROOMS:
98State and Monroe Sts.
100FACTORY:
101Randolph Street and Ogden Avenue,
102CHICAGO.
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