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The Violinist's Guide (1916), 1916
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1THE VIOLINIST'S GUIDE
3Hunleth Music Co. r.d. 516 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo.
4 Repairers and dealers in old and new violins, strings, bows and accessories. Repair department in charge of Ernis Kornis.
6Huyett, S. B. m.r.d. deceased; formerly of Salina, Kans.
8Hyde, Andrew m. deceased; formerly of Northampton, Mass.
10Ingram, James H. m.r.inv. 2 E. 2nd St., Charlotte, N. C.
11 American maker, born Tennessee, 1861, of English descent. Follows old models and has also original model. Assisted by two sons, James A. and William.
13Italian Musical String Co. imp.mfg.wh. 4 St. Mark's Pl., New York City
14 Manufacturers, importers, wholesale dealers in all kinds of gut strings. Successors to Ruffini, Conti & Co. Manufacturers of "Artisto," "Metro" and "Cardinal" violin, viola, cello, bass and harp strings. Established 1908. Factories in United States and Italy.
16Jackman, H. S. m. 366 Wabasha St., St. Paul, Minn.
18Jameson, W. D. d. 410 Hall Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
19 Lawyer. Experience as connoisseur began 1869. Has made many trips through the Southern States collecting old violins, which he repairs and sells.
21Jarnagan, E. W. m.r. Colorado Bldg., Muskogee, Okla.
22 Maker and repairer; capacity of new instruments eighteen to twenty-four yearly.
24Jenkins', J. W., Sons Music Co. d. 1013 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.
25 Dealers in old and new violins, bows, cases, strings, accessories and all kinds of highest grade musical merchandise. Specializing in violins of good quality at moderate charge, such as own Harwood violins, representing high measure of quality, style, tone and symmetry, reasonable price for purchaser, also bows, cases, strings and supplies.
27Jiran, Joseph d. 1333 W. 18th St., Chicago
28Johnson, H. O. m. 1623 Eye St., Sacramento, Cal.
29Johnson, P. A. d. 136 Clark St., Aurora, Ill.
30Joyner, F. H. r. 310 Palmetto Drive, Alhambra, Cal.
31Kaplan, Ladislav m. New York City
32Kaye, Jos. m.r. 429 4th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
33Keifer, John m. 1008 Maple St., Hamilton, Ohio
34Keifer, J. m.r. Sutter St. between Fillmore and Steiner, San Francisco, Cal.
35King, W. m.r. 66 Highson St., Hamilton, Ont., Can.
36 Canadian maker and repairer; pupil of the late David Mitchell, for many years violin maker in Hamilton, Ont.
38Kinney, Edward m.d. 242 Worthington St., Springfield, Mass.
39 American maker; born Massachusetts of English descent; began making 1880; established independently 1903. Assisted by son, Walter R. Kinney.
41Kinney, Robert m. 78 W. 17th St., Bayonne, N. J.
43Kinney, Walter R. m. 242 Worthington St., Springfield, Mass.
44 Son and pupil of Edward Kinney.
46Kirk, John R. m. 212 9th St., East Las Vegas, N. M.
48Knaggs, D. Marshall. m. 323 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Can.
50Knode, O. T. d.mfg. Richmond, Ind.
51 American manufacturer of chin rests; born Indiana, 1867; connected with trade thirty-three years.
53Knopf, H. R. m.r.d. 127 W. 42nd St., New York City
54 Violin and bow maker, importer and dealer, wholesale and retail, in old and new Italian, French and German violins, violas and cellos, strings, cases and all accessories. Large collection of old instruments.
56Knox, Wm. B. m.r. 603 Washington St., Utica, N.Y.
57 American maker, born near Auburn, N. Y., 1864. Assisted in acquiring trade by late Walter E. Colton. Repairing and string-winding limit his output of new instruments. Violin repairing and winding G strings specialties.
59Krucker, Jacob E. m. 2615 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo.
61König, Herrmann m. deceased; formerly of New York City
62 Pupil of Wilhelm Neumärker.
64Kohler & Chase r.d. 473 12th St., Oakland, Cal.
65 Wholesale and retail dealers in violins and accessories, employing J. N. Aschow as maker and repairer.
67Kornis, Ernis m.r. 516 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo.
68 Repairer for many years employed by Remenyi, of Budapest, now in charge of repair department of Hunleth Music Company.
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