Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-23
MASON & HAMLIN
cabinet(&)Organs.
UnriVa|ed! Incompatible
Two Highest Medals and Diploma 81 Eaias
AT Vienna, I S13s
AND THE s~sSss@N
First Medal at Paris, 1867
Or
Gold and Silver Medals,
Or Other Highest Awards,
In America & Always /!


THE MASON AND HAML1N ORGAN Co. have,
by the concurrence of the Special Jury, the
International Jury and two Sub Juries Of
most eminent artists and experts from differ
ent countries, been officially awarded the First
and Highest Medal at the Vienna Exposition
in competition with the best makers of all
countries In addition, the Austrian Indus
trial Society at Vienna awarded to Mr.. EN-
mons Hamlin, of this Company, their Grand
Silver Medal and Diploma of Honor, for the
valuable improvements exhibited, and extra
ordinary superiority displayed in these Organs
at the Exposition. Other An,erican Exhibitors
acre not found auorthy, in comparison, Of any
atDard tchdteyer. s..
1t is significant as to the superiority of the
MASON 6 HAALIN CABINET ORGANS, that they
are the only American instruments of the class
which have ever obtained any award in COM
petition at Worlds Fair, and that they have
1l1cays obtained the highest award at Indus
trial Exhibitions in America, there not having
been half dozen exceptions at hundreds of
such comparisons.
Testimony from 1000 Musicians
Is published by the MASON s. HAMLIN Organ
Company in Testimony Circular, which will
be sent free to any address. It will be found
to include the judgment of most of the lead
ing organists, pianists, conductors, and COM
posers of the country, with the most distin-
guished vocalists and instrumentalists, the
general tenor of whose evidence is that the Su-
perioyttg Of the MASON s. HAMLIN ORGANS to
all others In the auorld is Obvious and material;
that they have purity and excellent quality of
tone not get attained By Others, which will not
only please at first, but continue to please;
that they are equally remarkable Tor their va
riety of effect, their power and dellcacy, their
promptr ess and equality of scale, and, espec-
ally, their thoroughness of construction and
durability.
And this is the Judgment not Gully of Amer-
lean musicians, but of many of the
Most Distinguished i'm Europe.
The Testimonial Circular alluded to con-
tainss testimony from many of the very most
eminent musicians in
London, Paris, Vienna, Berlin. Prague,
st. Petersburg, and other Principal
European Cities.
So highly are the MASON 81 HAAILIN ORGANS
appreciated in Europe, especially In England,
that eight hundred of them have been sold in
London alone during the year 1878, the demand
age, since their introduction there few years
since.
THE PLAN OF SELLING
Secures fairness and lowest prices to all. The
LOWEST PRICES are PRINTED in the PRICE-LIsTs
of the Company, and are therefore fixed and
invariable-alike to all. Only smallest COM
missions can be allowed to dealers, who there
IOTc sometimes recommend INFERIOR OTyUTtS Ot
aplbich they are ALLOWED larger profits.
NEW STYLES READY.
This Company have recently completed and
now offer number of new styles, the most
beautiful in external appearance, having the
greatest musical capacity, and sold at prices
which render them the cheapest which they
have ever made. Among them are FIVE Oc-
TAvE REED ORGANS at $110, $125, $50
to $1S5; with three and four sets of reeds,
$175 to 1926. Other styles up to fourteen sets
Of reeds at 81 800. Many of these are in the
new UPRIGHT RESONANT CASES, of great excel
lence and beauty. Some contain the new stops
MANA, and the REVOLVING FALL-BoARD.
Organsre with privilege of purchase, or
sold for payments running through one to
four years.
Illustrated Catalogues, Price-Lists, &c. free.
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