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WILKINSON and Company, late BRODERIP
and WILKINSON, No. 13, Hay-Markets beg to inform
the Nobility and Public in general, that they have received his
Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for a Piano Forte on an entirely
new construction, called a Nei', Patent Cabinet Piano Forte.
The superior qualities it possesses arc a brilliancy of Tene nn-
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facility of Touch. 'the simplicity and strength 'of Its Constfuc-
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renders it as a piece of Furniture far superior to any PLuio Forte
ever made.
Dituensious—Height 5 feet 6 inches—Breadth 3 feet 6 'milts—
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N. B. Wilkinson and Company, the Proprietors of the above.
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