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Chickering & Sons · Chickering & Sons, New York · leaf 9
over allforeign rivals. It will thus be seen that the two most important improve-ments in the development of the modern Pianos, from its earlyinadequacy to its joresent completeness and beauty, both eminatedfrom the American house of Chickering & Sons, and may bejustly termed the Chickering… … Style 1.—Rosewood. 7 Octaves. Square. Front Corners large round.Square Back. Double Mouldings on Plinth. New Patent Agraffe Bri^?**©throughout. Handsome Fret Desk and Carved Legs.Piano
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