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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 26 (1885) (1885)

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y. people who would like to have grand presents a far more pleasing appearance to the eye than pianos are deterred therefrom on account of the large the angular box-like ending of an ordinary upright space the instrument takes up‘in an ordinary parlor; piano. When open, there is disclosed to view… … of the firm, and which is shown in one of our one time by the best process known to sci- illustrations. The invention consists of an NEW UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. ence. In theadjacent boiler house there are extra string (C) next to the threestrings of two boilers, one of one hundred and twenty, the…

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