Everett Piano 1892 Chicago Exposition WCE Uncle Sam HTL Novelty Advertising Card
Item History & Price
"Copyrighted 1892 by John Church Co." Everett Piano Company, Boston, Mass
HTL: Chicago Worlds Fair Fairground, Columbian Exposition - Uncle Sam on White Fleet Naval Ship:
"See what we have given the World. / Hold to the Light" ... with strong back light, piano ad shows through.
Antique 19th Century Home & Hearth - Authentic Music -related Business Advertising CardMore - Before & After / With & Without - Cards: ...Novelty Cards NOTE: I am listing many 100+ year old "Patriotic" cards from the 1800's through Turn-of-the-Century.
To See More 19th Century President Cards Click Here: (( MORE PATRIOTIC CARDS ))
NOTE: I am listing many 100+ year old "Music" cards from the 1800's through Turn-of-the-Century.
NOTE: from www - AntiquePianoShop - online museum
The Everett Piano Company ...
The Everett Piano Company was formed in 1883 in Boston by Mr. John Church (John Church & Company) and Mr. Frank A. Lee. The name ”Everett” (which means “strong”) was chosen by Mr. Church because of its euphonious clearness which made it easy to remember and easy to spell.
The Everett Piano Company was originally established for the purpose of building a commercial grade piano, but once the factory was opened it was decided to make Everett Pianos to be instruments of the highest order with no expense spared to create the finest piano possible. It is a little known fact that early on, the Everett Piano Company gained world-wide recognition from musicians and pianists. Famous pianists of the era including Reisenauer, Dr. Neitzel, Chaminade, and Carreno praised the Everett Piano as being the King of Pianodom, and requested Everett pianos for their live performances whenever possible.
It has been our experience that these Antique Everett pianos really were exceedingly well made, superior sounding instruments. The Everett name has been widely recognized in the American piano industry for 100 years, but the early turn-of-the-century instruments are not terribly common today. The Everett name was sold to the Hammond Organ Company in 1954, then later it was sold to Yamaha around 1973. Yamaha stopped producing Everett pianos in the late 1980’s, but the name was once again revived by a private company in the 1990s.
To See More "Piano / Organ" etc. Cards Click Here: (( MORE MUSIC CARDS ))
For more information about novelty cards, order Ben Crane's book from my store (click on B & A title below):Book about Novelty Cards (including With & Without / HTL / Metamorphic / etc.): The Before & After Trade Card
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* MORE GREAT pre-1900 Music / Home & Hearth / Novelty / Patriotic = use "Search my store"
or Visit my store:
Click this Hot Link: Old Cards - Daves Great CardsGalore
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Condition: - Displays with evidence of aging, flaws and wear, as seen in HUGE scans far above.
Please ... SEE the above HUGE SCANS to note any and all FLAWS!
Size: -- see ruler in the scans.
All of my cards are Authentic Antiques = 100% Guaranteed Original
After 40 years of collecting, I'm thinning my archives of thousands and thousands of pre-1900 cards.
My inventory includes items ranging from common and affordable to one-of-a-kind rarities that I have used to illustrate
my over 150 articles that I have published, along with numerous books I've published, including
My ... now out-of-print 1996 classic book that helped
define the hobby of Victorian Trade Card collecting:
VICTORIAN TRADE CARDS
HISTORICAL REFERENCE & VALUE GUIDE,
by Dave Cheadle.
Be sure to subscribe to my STORE NEWSLETTER and to add me to your favorites list!
As a life-long collector and social historian, and
as the founding editor of the Trade Card Collectors Association's journal, "The Trade Card Quarterly, "
I can certify that all items offered are authentic and fully guaranteed-- full refunds without question if not as represented.
FREE Shipping with professional packaging within United States: - YES!
World Wide First Class International Shipping = $8.00.
More GREAT ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS, ephemera,
Historical Paper Americana, 19th Century and antique cards etc. like this
right now for ~ Immediate Purchase ~ in my store
as -- BUY IT NOW
= Visit my store:
Click this Hot Link: Old Cards - Daves Great CardsGalore
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MORE! Pre-1900 ~ GREAT CARDS !
= Visit my store:
Click this Hot Link: Old Cards - Daves Great CardsGalore
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HTL: Chicago Worlds Fair Fairground, Columbian Exposition - Uncle Sam on White Fleet Naval Ship:
"See what we have given the World. / Hold to the Light" ... with strong back light, piano ad shows through.
Antique 19th Century Home & Hearth - Authentic Music -related Business Advertising CardMore - Before & After / With & Without - Cards: ...Novelty Cards NOTE: I am listing many 100+ year old "Patriotic" cards from the 1800's through Turn-of-the-Century.
To See More 19th Century President Cards Click Here: (( MORE PATRIOTIC CARDS ))
NOTE: I am listing many 100+ year old "Music" cards from the 1800's through Turn-of-the-Century.
NOTE: from www - AntiquePianoShop - online museum
The Everett Piano Company ...
The Everett Piano Company was formed in 1883 in Boston by Mr. John Church (John Church & Company) and Mr. Frank A. Lee. The name ”Everett” (which means “strong”) was chosen by Mr. Church because of its euphonious clearness which made it easy to remember and easy to spell.
The Everett Piano Company was originally established for the purpose of building a commercial grade piano, but once the factory was opened it was decided to make Everett Pianos to be instruments of the highest order with no expense spared to create the finest piano possible. It is a little known fact that early on, the Everett Piano Company gained world-wide recognition from musicians and pianists. Famous pianists of the era including Reisenauer, Dr. Neitzel, Chaminade, and Carreno praised the Everett Piano as being the King of Pianodom, and requested Everett pianos for their live performances whenever possible.
It has been our experience that these Antique Everett pianos really were exceedingly well made, superior sounding instruments. The Everett name has been widely recognized in the American piano industry for 100 years, but the early turn-of-the-century instruments are not terribly common today. The Everett name was sold to the Hammond Organ Company in 1954, then later it was sold to Yamaha around 1973. Yamaha stopped producing Everett pianos in the late 1980’s, but the name was once again revived by a private company in the 1990s.
To See More "Piano / Organ" etc. Cards Click Here: (( MORE MUSIC CARDS ))
For more information about novelty cards, order Ben Crane's book from my store (click on B & A title below):Book about Novelty Cards (including With & Without / HTL / Metamorphic / etc.): The Before & After Trade Card
======================================================================================
======================================================================================
* MORE GREAT pre-1900 Music / Home & Hearth / Novelty / Patriotic = use "Search my store"
or Visit my store:
Click this Hot Link: Old Cards - Daves Great CardsGalore
======================================================================================
======================================================================================
Condition: - Displays with evidence of aging, flaws and wear, as seen in HUGE scans far above.
Please ... SEE the above HUGE SCANS to note any and all FLAWS!
Size: -- see ruler in the scans.
All of my cards are Authentic Antiques = 100% Guaranteed Original
After 40 years of collecting, I'm thinning my archives of thousands and thousands of pre-1900 cards.
My inventory includes items ranging from common and affordable to one-of-a-kind rarities that I have used to illustrate
my over 150 articles that I have published, along with numerous books I've published, including
My ... now out-of-print 1996 classic book that helped
define the hobby of Victorian Trade Card collecting:
VICTORIAN TRADE CARDS
HISTORICAL REFERENCE & VALUE GUIDE,
by Dave Cheadle.
Be sure to subscribe to my STORE NEWSLETTER and to add me to your favorites list!
As a life-long collector and social historian, and
as the founding editor of the Trade Card Collectors Association's journal, "The Trade Card Quarterly, "
I can certify that all items offered are authentic and fully guaranteed-- full refunds without question if not as represented.
FREE Shipping with professional packaging within United States: - YES!
World Wide First Class International Shipping = $8.00.
More GREAT ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS, ephemera,
Historical Paper Americana, 19th Century and antique cards etc. like this
right now for ~ Immediate Purchase ~ in my store
as -- BUY IT NOW
= Visit my store:
Click this Hot Link: Old Cards - Daves Great CardsGalore
=======================================================================
MORE! Pre-1900 ~ GREAT CARDS !
= Visit my store:
Click this Hot Link: Old Cards - Daves Great CardsGalore
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