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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 AT THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
3V. J. HLAVAC.
5O. Ditson Co., (musical publications), Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co., (pianos), Boston;—Boardman & Gray, (pianos), Albany, N. Y.;—Krell Piano Co, Cincinnati, Ohio;—Chas. M. Stieff, (pianos), Baltimore, Md.;—J. W. Pepper, (band instruments), Philadelphia;—Starr Piano Co., Richmond, Ind.
7FOREIGN.
9Great Britain—James Wheeldon, (music stand), Stockport, Eng.;—S. & P. Erard, (harps); F. Besson & Co., (brass band instruments), London.
11Germany—M. F. Rachals & Co., (pianos), Hamburg;—Ludwig Hupfeld, (mechanical piano), Leipsic—Eutritzsch.
13Italv.—Alfonso F. Abbate, (wind instruments); Nicola R. Calaca, (mandolins); C. A. Kisslinger, (violin strings); Cesare Ruggiero, (wind instruments); Vinaccia Bros., (mandolins, etc.); Naples;—Ersillio Cozzi, (wind instruments), Crespino;—Carlo T. Giorgi, (accessories to wind instruments), Florence;—J. Benti Marradi, (self-vibrating instruments), Pistoja;—Eugene Degani, (violins), Venice;—Bella, Eredi & Co., Verona.
15GEO. STECK.
17Hallet & Davis Co., (pianos), Everett Piano Co., Boston, Mass.;—Bush & Gerts Piano Co., C. A. Gerold, (pianos), Adam Schaaf, (pianos), Jas. Evetts, (tuning attachment), Chicago;—Francis Bacon, (pianos), Wessell, Nickel & Gross, (Piano Actions), New York City;—Chase Bro's. Piano Co., Muskegon, Mich.;—A. Barthelemes, (piano action), Toronto, Canada.
19FOREIGN,
21Germany—F. L. Neumann, (pianos), Hamburg;—Moritz Poehlmann, (steel piano wire), Nuremburg;—Stant and Drahtwerk, (piano strings, wire netting, etc.), Roeslau.
23Russia—Th. Muhlbach, (pianos) St. Petersburg.
25DR. FLORENCE ZIEGFELD.
27Vose & Sons Piano Co., Boston;—Estey Piano Co., Hardman, Peck & Co., (pianos), J. & C. Fischer, Paul G. Mehlin & Sons, (pianos—Mehlin Piano Co., Minneapolis, Minn.), Automaton Piano Co., New York City;—Schomacker PianoCo., Philadelphia, Pa.;—Waterloo Organ Co., (pianos), Waterloo, N. Y.
29FOREIGN,
31Germany—Rohlfing Bros., (pianos), Osnabrück;—Edward Seiler, (pianos), Liegnitz;—Grotrian, Helfferich, Schulz, successors to Th. Steinweg, (pianos), Brunswick.
33Russia—V. Reinhard, (pianos); M. Bietepage, firm J. Becker, (pianos), St. Petersburgh.
35The awards for the Schubert pianos and the Music Cabinets exhibited by the Pick Sisters, were signed by Fidelia B. Hamilton, and that of the Farrand & Votey Organ in Festival Hall, and of the mechanical pianos of Pemba & Co., Barcelona, Spain, by Fannie Johnson Leigh, which, with the two or three other exceptions in Foreign exhibits (as will be seen by reference to the list of Awards,) constituted their assignments outside the musical compositions.
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