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Musical instruments at the World's Columbian Exposition : a review of musical instruments, publications and musical instrument supplies of all kinds, exhibited at the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago, May 1 to October 31, 1893, and the awards given for these exhibits (from all nations) w, 1895
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1musical instruments), New Haven, Conn.;—Shaw Piano Co., Erie, Pa.;—Wegman & Co., (Wegman Piano Co.). Auburn, N. Y.;—Dominion Organ & Piano Co., (pianos), Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada;—O. Newcombe & Co., (pianos), Toronto, Canada.
3FOREIGN.
5Austria-Bohemia—A. Proksch (pianos), Vienna.
6Germany—Carl Scheel, (pianos), Cassel.
7Russia—J. Tsimmerman, (string organ); M. Schroeder, (pianos). St. Petersburg;—A. Oberg, (pianos), Moscow.
9PROSPER LAMAL.
11Lyon & Healy, (3-1. stringed instruments: guitars, mandolins, mandolas, bandurias, banjos & banjorines, zithers—2. general display—3. Monarch snare drum); J. W. Banks, (guitar), Chicago;—Angello Mannillo, (mandolins), Aug. Gemunder & Sons, (violins, guitars), New York City;—Van Duzen & Tifft, (E. W. Van Duzen Co.), (chime bells), Albert Krell, Sr., (stringed instruments), Cincinnati, Ohio;—Jos. Rogers, Jr., (banjo and drum heads), High View, N. Y.;—F. W. Kreling & Sons, (banjos), San Francisco, Cal.;—New Jersey Wire-Cloth Co., (stage scenery, curtains, etc.,) Trenton, N. J.;—Clinton H. Meneely Bell Co., (chimes), Troy, N. Y.;—S. S. Stewart, (banjos), Philadelphia, Pa.
13FOREIGN.
15Argentine Republic—Arturo De Marchi (brass instruments); Jose M. Nolinari, (mandolins and violins); F. Nunez & Co., (guitars), Buenos Ayres.
16Austria-Bohemia—Franz Angerer, (stringed); Phillip Brunnbauer, (mouth organs); Anton Dehmal, Wenzel Dotzauer, Jno. Forster, (harmonicas); Karl Fromm, (zithers); Daniel Fuchs, (brass); Karl Handek, (stringed); A. Kiendl, (zithers and violins); Karl Kirchner, (zithers); M. Nowy, (zithers), Vienna.
17Germany—C. B. Sichelka, (accordions), Hamburg;—M. Welte & Sons, (orchestrions), Freiburg;—Dr. Alfred Stelzner, (stringed instruments), Dresden;—Alb. Ellersieck, (stringed instruments), Rostock;—Otto Louis (stringed instruments), Dusseldorf;—F. Lange, (concertinas, etc.), Chemnitz;—C. Kruspe, (wood and wind), Erfurt;—Gunther Körner, (accordions), Gera;—Wilh. Arnoid, Aschaffenburg;—Frati & Co., (orchestrions, hand organs, etc.); Cocchi, Bacigalupo & Graffigna, (orchestrions); K. Heilbrunn's Sons, (drums); L. Lowenthal [Lowendall Star Works], (violins, violas, cellos, bows, etc); Emil Ritterhausen, (flutes), Berlin;—Fabrik Lochmann'cher Musik-Werke, (self-playing instruments); Schutzhold & Werner, (music boxes), Leipsic;—J. Haslwanter, (guitars and zithers); Georg Tiefenbrunner, (zithers); Joseph Thumhart, (zithers), Munich;—Ch. Weiss, (mouth harmonicas); Christian Messner & Co., (mouth harmonicas); Math. Hohner, (mouth harmonicas), Trossingen.
18Great Britain—Joseph Higham, (band instruments and Tympani drums), Manchester, Eng.
19Guatemala—Mons. Chaves, (Castellanoas & Molins, (Marimba, a native musical instrument); Vincents Espana (inlaid guitar), City of Guatemala.
20Italy—Aversa Caetano, (violins), Messina;—Camillo Di Leo (mandoline), Palermo.
21Russia—M. Stradlez, (Harmonicum); W. Loborey, (harmonic attachment), St. Petersburg.
22Switzerland—Mermod Bros., (Swiss music boxes), St. Croix.
24MAX SCHIEDMAYER.
26Chickering & Sons, (Chickering Pianos), Boston, Mass.;—Chicago Cottage Organ Co., (organs), W. W. Kimball Co., (pianos), Jos. Bohmann, (stringed instruments), Ledden & Hernon, (music leaf turner), S. Brainard's Sons Co., (sheet music), Chicago;—Strauch Bro's., (piano actions), Alfred Dolge & Son, (2-felt for pianos and organs—sounding boards—piano hammers—piano cases), New York City;—E. P. Carpenter Co., (organs), Brattleboro, Vt.;—Ft. Wayne Organ Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.;—Colby Piano Co., Erie, Pa.;—A. B. Chase Co., (pianos), Norwalk, Ohio.
28FOREIGN.
30Austria-Bohemia—Chas. Mayer, (reed mouth pieces); Jas. L. Pick, (harmonicas); Antony Plocek, (sordina for violin); Johann Rosel, (brass instruments); Karl Stecher, (wood wind); Wm. Thie, (harmonicas), Vienna;—W. Stowasser's Sons; G. V. Kohlert's Sons, (wood and wind instruments); Bohland & Fuchs, Graslitz, Bohemia;—Jos. I. Schuster, Kirchberg, Bohemia;—V. F. Cerveny & Sons Koenniggratz, Bohemia.
31Denmark—J. Emil Felumb, (grand pianos); Tang Jensen, (piano actions) Copenhagen.
32Great Britain—Joseph Higham, Manchester, Eng.
33Russia—J. Tsimmerman, (wind and stringed instruments); A. Hubner, (cornets); E. Heisser, (violins), St. Petersburg;—L. Shapnovsky, (meloharmoniphones),—Odessa; H. I. Jindrzhishek, (violins), Kiev.
34Sweden—Joh. Haydahl, (upright pianos), Karlskrona.
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