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Musical Courier 1897-01-13: Vol 34 Iss 880, 1897
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1Chordephon.
2Sensational Novelty!
3"CHORDEPHON."
4A MECHANICAL ZITHER, with circular interchangeable metal note disks. Can be played with a crank or with a clockwork, which can also be used as a driving power for children's toys, &c. The only mechanical Zither fully equaling the Concert Zither in tone and tone quality, effect of sentimental as well as lively music. Produces correct and smooth music, unlike the various "Accord Zithers," where accords and melody are heard separated and successively. Vibrations of the strings are regulated by a most ingenious mechanism of dampers. Keeps in tune as well as a piano. Patented in most countries.
5CLAUS & CO., Fabrik Mechan. Zithern, LEIPZIG, GERMANY.
7STRAUCH BROS.,
8MANUFACTURERS OF
9Grand, Square and Upright
10Piano Actions, Keys and Hammers.
1122, 24, 26, 28 & 30 Tenth Avenue,
1257 Little West 12th Street,
13452 & 454 West 13th Street,
14New York.
16BASS STRINGS.
17Established 1867.
18Machine and Hand Carving, Band and Scroll Sawing, Engraving.
19PIANO PANELS A SPECIALTY.
20FRANCIS RAMACCIOTTI,
21162 & 164 West 27th Street, New York.
23JARDINE & SON
24ORGAN BUILDERS,
25318 & 320 East 39th Street, New York.
27LIST OF OUR LARGEST GRAND ORGANS:
28Fifth Avenue Cathedral, New York, four manuals;
29St. George's Church, New York, four; St. Paul's M. E. Church, New York, four; Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York, three; Brooklyn Tabernacle, four; First Presbyterian, Philadelphia, three; Trinity Church, San Francisco, three; Christ Church, New Orleans, three; and Pittsburgh R. C. Cathedral, four.
31ISAAC I. COLE & SON,
32Manufacturers and Dealers in
33VENEERS,
34And Importers of
35FANCY WOODS,
36425 and 427 East Eighth St., East River,
37NEW YORK.
39THE SCHWANDER
40Pianoforte Actions
41LEAD IN ALL COUNTRIES.
42HERBURGER-SCHWANDER & SON,
43PARIS AND NEW YORK.
44WM. TONK & BRO.,
4526 WARREN ST., NEW YORK,
46Gen'l Agents United States and Canada.
47NEW YORK FACTORY: 88, 90, 92 Lincoln Ave.
49R. W. Tanner & Son
50Manufacturing Co.,
51MANUFACTURE
52PIANO and ORGAN HARDWARE
53DOLGEVILLE, N. Y.
55WHY NOT BUY…..
56The Finest ORGAN
57MADE?
58Especially when you can get it at about the same price as other organs are sold. Inquiring purchasers should send us for our catalogue etc.
59MILLER ORGAN CO.,
60LEBANON, PA.
61Please mention this paper.
63"KALOPHON," manufactured by the firm of
64ERNST ERICH LIEBMANN,
65In Gera-Renns, Germany.
66Full, round tone, well arranged music, and greatest durability of the instruments warranted. The "KALOPHON" has forty-eight steel tongues, metal music disk and a very strong mechanism. Illustrated Catalogue on demand.
68C. REINWARTH,
69PIANOFORTE STRINGS,
70386 and 388 Second Avenue,
71Between 22d and 23d Sts., NEW YORK.
73The most perfect mechanically playable musical instrument, with exchangeable long note is the
74"KALOPHON," manufactured by the firm of
75ERNST ERICH LIEBMANN,
76In Gera-Renns, Germany.
77Full, round tone, well arranged music, and greatest durability of the instruments warranted. The "KALOPHON" has forty-eight steel tongues, metal music disk and a very strong mechanism. Illustrated Catalogue on demand.
79Washburn
80Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, Zithers,
81awarded the Diploma D'Honneur and Gold Medal at the Antwerp International Exposition, 1894. one of two readings
82awarded the Diploma D'Honneur and Gold Medal at the one of two readings
83Antwerp International Exposition, 1894. one of two readings
84MANUFACTURED BY
85Lyon & Healy,
86CHICAGO.
88MARQUETERIE (INLAID WORK) for Pianos, Organs and all other Musical Instruments IN ARTISTIC STYLE.
89NAME STENCILS IN METAL, MOTHER-OF-PEARL OR CELLULOID LETTERS.
90Medallion Impressions; also Trade Mark Stencils, &c.
91Representation desired.
92Established 1860.
93G. SCHRÖDER, BERLIN, S. O. 16, Germany.
94All first-class manufacturers furnished.
95Established 1846.
96C. G. RÖDER,
97LEIPSIC, Germany,
98Music Engraving and Printing,
99Lithography and Typography,
100Begs to invite Music Houses to apply for Estimates of Manuscripts to be engraved and printed. Most perfect and quickest execution; liberal conditions.
102LARGEST HOUSE for MUSIC ENGRAVING and PRINTING.
103Specimens of Printing Title Samples and Price List free on application.
105The Vocalion Organ.
106The Most Important and Beautiful Invention in the Musical World of the Nineteenth Century.
107The Music Trade and Profession are invited to hear and inspect this charming instrument as now manufactured at Worcester, Mass.
108FOR CATALOGUES AND PRICES ADDRESS
109THE MASON & RISCH VOCALION CO. (LIMITED),
110Worcester, Mass.
111NEW YORK WAREROOMS:
11210 E. 16th St., between Fifth Ave. and Union Square.
113CHICAGO WAREROOMS:
114Lyon, Potter & Co., 17 Van Buren St.
116OLD VIOLINS
117SPLendidly Imitated,
118I. E., Violins Newly Made of Old Wood,
119bearing the stamp of the genuine old masters' instruments.
121THE BLASIUS PIANO CO.
122(INCORPORATED.)
123CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
124WOODBURY, N. J.
125Leopold Avisus,
126MANUFACTURER OF
127GRAND and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
128249-251 South Jefferson St.,
129CHICAGO, ILL.
131CLARINETS and FLUTES,
132BOEHM SYSTEM,
133Purchased at cheap prices by
134G. ULLMANN, Adorf, in Saxony, GERMANY.
135Catalogue gratis.
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