New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
'''"' III 'REXsoSs FOR PURCHASING
A sTEINwAY PIANO.FORTE

IN PREFERENCE To ALL OTHERS.
FIRsr-Tas fac that they have been awarded the First
Premiums both in Europe and America by the mos. eomp
tent and iuheIible Of judges.
SECOND The fact that all their scales, Improvement and
prcuatie Of construction have been copied by large
9y Of the manufacturers Of both hsmisphefes as closely
could be done without Infringement OF patent rights hH' ad
riffing heir rat sugoiorify orer all onsv'
THRDLr-The fact thst large number OF manufacturers
end A"ocaons prcfn 70 make pianoorte' eraetp Ike
Steinags or 10 have been in their employ ioremen
thus coucrdng their excellence In claiming an IN
FouRTHLr-ThsJ fact that while the majority Of the smaller
makers msnuienFe their pianos In several separate shops and
purhaH the acon. also the keyboards aud even the
cases for her instruments Sd4y made every portion OF
stenwsy" Piano from It, incipency 10 10 completion Is
manufactured in building under the immediate
persona sup-rnendence Of the Me. stenway father and
ihre. thus n'urn. perfect uniformity and unvhed sI
celence. , ,,
FruLY-The fact that that Pianoor,e with the slight
possible defect permitted to leave the manufscory
and that every senwsy instrument ia sdr'dned tor Fse
sIIrHLrT The fact ,hs, in purchasing P,noforts the
tAbshed reputation Of its maker should be relied on as
strongly s apparetqnGy and FAR than m first cost
SEyEsTHLY-Ihe immense working capital employed.
the sku ar,zans tho selection and accumulation Of
materials OF all kinds snd the thorough aud heightened
seasoning process to which the lumber 10 subjected.
fact that uneIlmped achieved
by srKIswAr sons PIANO in pite Of all and every
opposition admitted be owing their sterling and last
NIsrnLYThs (aei that the majority Of the most eminent
artist; Of Europe and with but few exception. 'hs Tos, ese
private and public whenever they ob,a them aud
their testimony ming WILDE by hefolow
TESTIMONIAL OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED
ARTISTS TO S1ElNWAY SONS.
NEw.YoRK, December, 1864.
The Psnoor.es Grand Square and Upright manufactured
by Mess STKIswAr Sons have established for themselves
world wide reputation that IL 10 hardly possible for US to
add anything 10 their Just fame.
Havns thoroughly tested and tried these Instruments
sonay years both in public and private becomes our
duty candid opinion regarding ther
anqueoned superiority any other Piano known to u.s.
Among the chief points OF their uniform excellence are
Grcdte poIibe dph rchn.m and roams Of one combined
pi.h a rare briRancv ciearru and perfect through
the entire sedis and above d fprsiHg Duration OF
souad the pure and 'ympaee quality Of rhh neTer changer
under the most delicate potoeyJul touch.
This popularity Is found eIcusively In the SrrINwAr
Piano and together withe the machess precision elasticity
and prompnes Of action always charscerzng these instru
ents well their unequaed durability under the seyeTes
trials truly surprising aud claims al once the admiration OF
every artist We therefore consider the SrEINwAY Pisnos in
all respects the best nIrumsnts made in hs country or in
Europe them ,oiSy and eIeigey ourseres IN public
pytde and recommend hsn Invariably 10 our Jrnds and
the Public.
We have at different tines expressed opinion regardss
the Pianos of various MAKERS but freely and unheiidirgy
pronounce MSspL STEIRwAI SONS Pidgos superior 10
then dM
:. b. Mills, WxL MASON A. II. PsAsE
RoBKRr GoLpBEcx, ROBERT HELLER, CARL WoLrsoHS,
HENRY G. TInH, Ws. BERGZ. a. DAVIS,
p. l.. RITTER r. BRAsDEls, F.voS BREusrSG,
GKo. W. MORGAN, THEo MosLLrSo THO EIsfsLp,
TuEo. THosAs, L.. Muuo CARL BERGHASS,
MAX MAKErtEK, CARL ANscHUTz, and many others
STEINWAY e. SONS,
WAREROOMS. Nos II ~ EAST FOURTEENTHST.
Between Union.,quare and lrvingplace. New-forG