REPAIRING AND TUNING.| Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Albright Geo. piano forte maker Liberty street | (Baltimore Directory, 1799) |
| Albright George piano forte maker Liberty street | (Baltimore Directory, 1800) |
| Baker Geo. piano maker, 15 Baker's court | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Baker Nicholas, piano maker, 47 Hill st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Bartlett Wm. piano forte manufacturer, 26 w Fayette | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Bartlett W. piano forte maker, SE cor Fayette and Eutaw sts | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Bayless James, piano maker, 102s Howard | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Benteen Fredk. D. 84 w Fayette, Piano fortes | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Birkholz Chas piano maker, 168 Mulberry | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Blume Fredk. piano maker, Park st bet. Midison and Lex. | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Boston Bartholomew piano forte maker 35, Saratoga street | (Baltimore Directory, 1814-5) |
| Boston Bartholomew piano forte maker 35, Saratoga street | (Baltimore Directory, 1816) |
| Boston Bartholomew piano forte maker Mulberry near North | (Baltimore Directory, 1817-8) |
| Boston B. piano forte maker 36, Saratoga | (Baltimore Directory, 1819) |
| Boswell J. 9 Holliday. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Boswell James E. piano forte manuf. 66s Charles, dw 309 e Baltimore | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Bruchmer Frederick, piano mk. 11 Sterrett | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Burkhart F. R. piano maker, rear Light st. church | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Camp Isaac, piano forte maker, Baltimore st w of Pine | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Conradt C. J., 244 West Baltimore. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Cook Fredk. Wm. piano mkr. 154 Raburg | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Deal Francis, piano maker, 70 St Mary | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Dryden John H. piano forte maker, Maiden lane, near East st | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Dryden John H. 66 s Charles, Piano fortes | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Duross Mark, (Neill, D. & Co.) Fayette near Chesnut | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Eggert G. & Co., 232 Pratt. piano makers | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Eggert & Bobeth, piano manufs. 244 w Pratt | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
REPAIRING AND TUNING.(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Eichraan John, piano maker, 7 Sterrett | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Elliott John, piano tuner, 118 W. Madison si. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Elliott John, piano tuner, 135 w Madison | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Elstrud Henry, piano maker, 135 Camden | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Etling John, piano maker, 3 Carlton | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Fick Ferd. piano maker, 37 Pine | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Gaehle Henry, (Knabe G. & Co.) 126 German | (Baltimore Director, 1856) |
| Gaehle Lewis, piano maker, 167 Carpenters' al | (Baltimore Director, 1856) |
| Gaehle Wm. & Co. cor. Eutaw and Fayette | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Garber Jacob, piano maker, Penn av n of Franklin st | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Garish Francis B. piano forte maker 82, High, Old Town | (Baltimore Directory, 1817-8) |
| Garish John B. piano forte maker 82, High, Old Town | (Baltimore Directory, 1819) |
| Gaultine John B., piano tuner, 194 E. Baltimore st | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Graesen Gustav, piano maker, 50 s Oregon | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Grewe Henry W. piano forte maker 1, East street | (Baltimore Directory, 1814-5) |
| Groteguth Fredk. piano maker, NE cor Mulberry & Green sts Groseguth F. piano maker, 76 n Liberty street |
(Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Hanekamp Wm. piano maker, 3 State | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Harper John piano forte maker 78, South street, Cross Pratt street | (Baltimore Directory, 1804) |
| Harper WIlliam piano forte maker 36, North Frederick street | (Baltimore Directory, 1804) |
| Hartge Henry, piano maker, Franklin street near Howard | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Hartge Henry, 121 Franklin | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Heling Henry, piano maker, 383 w Pratt | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Hiskey Joseph piano forte maker, 7 Water | (Baltimore Directory, 1819) |
| Hiskey Jos. piano forte maker, 50 N Howard | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Hiskey Joseph, piano forte wareroom, over 106 Baltimore st | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Hiskey Joseph, piano maker, 26 Light st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Hison Joseph, piano maker, 50 n Howard st | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| HITZEL HENRY P. piano maker, 4S7 w Baltimore, dw & Chatsworth | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Hobelman Henry, pianomakr. 135 Camden | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Howser Jacob, piano maker, 180 Dover | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Huppman Geo. piano forte manufacturer, s Sharp, s of Baltimore st | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Huppman George, piano forte maker, 20 Light Pt | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Huppman George, piano maker, 28 Hanover st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Huppman George, 38 Hanover. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Huppman George, piano manufacturer, 28 Hanover, dw 260 w Madison | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Jenkins Jas. piano forte manufacturer, Lovely lane, | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Judge Henry, piano and organ tuner, 96 Centre | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Imler Chas, piano maker, 32 Little Carlton | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Kamps Hy. piano mkr. West near Warner | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Kamps John H. piano maker, 311 West | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Kayser Godfrey, piano maker, 17 Pearl | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Klaus John, piano maker, 47 Clay | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Knabe & H. Gaehle, piano makers, 13 S. Liberty st., c. German st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Knabe & Gaehle, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11 North Eutaw. piano makers | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| KNABE, (Wm.)GAEHLE (Henry,) & CO., (Edw. Betts,) piano makers, 9 n Eutaw. | (Baltimore Director, 1856) |
| Knabe Wm., (K., Gaehle & Co.,) h 154 n Eutaw | (Baltimore Director, 1856) |
| WILLIAM KNABE. | HENRY GAEHLE. | EDWARD BETTS, |
| At our Establishment may be constantly found a large assortment of Six, Six 1/4, Six 3/4, and Seven Octave Pianos in plain and highly finished cases of Rosewood, Mahogany, &c., the interior work perfected by a judicious use of all the latest American and European improvements. Our instruments will be found particularly adapted to stand the sudden changes of our climate, a point to which we have devoted much atten- tion. As another pledge that our instruments are well and faithfully made, we warrant their durability for five years under good care, and will replace with others, all which may not give satisfaction, if applica- tion be made within the first six months. The Maryland Institute for the Promotion of Mechanic Arts awarded us the First Premiums three years in succession, 1848, 1849 and 1850; at their Annual Exhibition for 1849 we were fortunate enough to receive two First Premiums, one for our Grand the other for our Square Pianos. To these testimonials we confidently refer with pride and pleasure, especially as our instruments were placed in competition with those of the most celebrated manufacturers in the country. Our Establishment is now the most extensive South, (numbering over 100 workmen,) in which for thirteen years we have labored incessantly, sparing no pains and expense, to deserve the patronage so liberally bestowed on us. We have found an ample recompense in the testimonials to which we referred, as well as in the encomiums of the most celebrated artists visiting our shores, and the hearty approval and custom of our own Professors and Amateurs. Orders from the Country attended to with all possible punctuality, and persons residing at a distance who may favor us with their orders, will find that it is not less our practice than our interest to send them such Instruments as bear the strictest scrutiny. The manufacturers will keep all Pianos sold by them in the City or within one hundred miles of the City, in tune for one year, without charge; they therefore recommend their Pianos with full confidence, assuring the public that they are determined not to be undersold by any dealer or manufacturer, and ask it as a favor of all wishing a good Instrument, to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. N. B. Constantly on hand an assortment of CARHART'S PATENT MELODEONS, at prices ranging from $50 to $200, for which we are the sole Agents for this city. |
KNABE, GAEHLE &, CO. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Knabe Wm. & Co. piano makers, 9 n Eutaw— | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Knabe Wm. (W m. K. & Co ) 105 w Biddle | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
First Premium Piano Fortes |
|
WILLIAM KNABE, |
SENIOR PARTNER OF THE LATE FIRM OF |
KNABE, GAEHLE & CO. |
HAS JUST RE-ESTABLISHED THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF |
GRAND AND SQUARE |
PIANO FORTES, |
UNDER THE NAME OF |
WM. KNABE & CO. |
At the Old Stand, |
Nos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 NORTH EUTAW STREET, |
OPPOSITE THE EUTAW HOUSE, |
BALTIMORE, MD |
| Thankful for the extensive patronage received by the late firm for the last fifteen years, the undersigned respectfully informs the public, that since the death of one his partners, Mr. Henry Gaehle, by which the partnership was dissolved, he has purchased the entire large stock of unfinished Pianos, Lumber and other prepared materials be- longing to the late firm. He will, therefore, continue the business at the Old Stand, as above, and will endeavor not only to sustain the well established reputation of the late firm, but to excel all former efforts in perfecting the Piano Forte. |
WM. KNABE. |
(Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857)
William Knabe & Co., Manufacturers of Grand, Square and Upright Pianos ; Factory, Corner of Eutaw and West Streets ; Warerooms, 204 and 206 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md., and at 112 Fifth Avenue, New York. - The fame of hte firm of WIlliam Knabe & Co. is so universally known throughout the entire world, where the divine gift and art of music has found its way over every section of the civilized nations of the earth, that any praise of its well-earned laurels as piano manufacturers of the first magnitude in art and science would be superfluous in the limits of this review. Every class and style of make and finish of pianos and organs is made to suit the taste and price of all patrons, from the grand 7 1/4 octave rosewood concert piano to the plain, solid or ornamented square piano. Testimonials from the most eminent and renowned artists in music have been freely granted to Messrs. Knabe, among those being Gottschalk, M. Strakosch, Marmontel, Pauline Lubbu, Benedict Richards, Clara Louisa Kellogg, &c., &c. The press of the various cities of the United States have fully lent its columns to the magnitude of this renowned manufacturing pinao and organ house, in justice to whom we would add the award of the great Centennial medal won by William Knabe & Co. at the International Exhibition of 1876 at Philadelphia.
(Industries of Maryland, 1882)
| Kornbihler I. piano maker, 63 Portland | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Kramer Henry, piano maker, Girard house | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Kuhn Anthony, (K. & Ridgaway,) 229 Saratoga | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Kuhn & Ridgaway, piano & harp makers, 82 and 84 Camden.— | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
ONE DOOR FROM BALTIMORE STREET, FORMERLY CALLED MARKET STREET,
| Offers at Wholesale and Retail, to Principals of Academies and Seminaries, and Professors, and to Mer- chants, and the public generally, SUPERIOR PIANOS, of every style and finish, at the shortest notice. Particular attention is paid to Pianos sent to private families. These Pianos are sent to all parts of the United States for examination and competition. All of which are warranted against any breakage cal- culated to materially injure the Instruments. |
| These Pianos are expressly manufactured for the Southern Market, with strong, entire Metallic or Iron Frames inside, which prevent warping or contraction of the cases , and keep the Instrument in tune longer than any other improvement yet known, the change of climate or weather having no effect upon them. The beauty, sweetness, power and durability of these Pianos, is the cause of the steady and increasing demand for them. They have been extensively sold in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North and [South Carolina, in successful com- petition with those manufactured in New York or elsewhere. Low priced Pianos are always manufactured of inferior materials and by common workmen : but high priced ones just the reverse of all this. Nothing can convey a more incorrect idea of its real value than the outward appearance of a Piano : for two Pianos may be set before a gentleman or a lady, and both look so nearly alike that none but adequate judges could make a proper choice, yet one of those Pianos would be richly worth $300, whilst the other could be sold for $200. This arises from the quality of material and the workmen employed. Pianos of small or light sets of strings do not require the same quantity or quality of material and workman- ship as those containing more powerful sets of strings; hence the difference in quality and price. Persons wishing Pianos from this establishment have no necessity to visit the city or send an agent, but let them write to the proprietor, describing the kind of Instrument they want, and the price, and one will be sent, which, if it does not come up to their expectations for the price, they need not take it. The Proprietor and his Agents make it their practice, at least once a year, whenever they happen in the neighborhood where any of their Instruments are, to tune them, if they require it, without charge. | |
| PIANOS, with all the modern improvements, in Rosewood and Ma- | |
| hogany cases, with Metallic Plates, like those from N. York, from $200 to $250 | |
| METALLIC FRAMES, from | ................$250 to $300, according to quality. |
| Six and a Half Octave, from | .....................................$275 to $325 |
| Seven Octave, from | ............................................ 300 to 500 |
| The Manufacturer runs all risk of Transportation, and warrants their safe arrival. All letters and orders promptly attended to. | |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Leber Godfrey, piano maker, 78 Penna. av. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Loudenbaugh Joseph, piano finisher, 452 w Pratt | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Loudenslager Sylvanus, piano maker, 102 s Howard | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Malcolm —— , piano tuner, 240 e Madison | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
JOHN McMULLAN, |
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN |
Foreign and Domestic Furniture, |
PIANO MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, |
And Upholstery Goods Generally, |
WHOLESALE & RETAIL, |
15 and 17 S. E. Cor. of Gay and Fayette Streets, |
BALTIMORE, |
| Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of such Goods as is needed in the Manufacture of Furniture and Upholstery, and in short, every article in the line. Having made arrangements, personally, with the largest and best Factories in this country, as well as Europe, will enable him to sell Goods at such prices as will give general satisfaction. Being a practical Manufac- turer of Furniture, enables him to know what suits the trade. |
HE NAMES IN PART THE FOLLOWING, |
| Figured Hair Cloths, Plain Hair Cloths, Plushes, Brocatels, Gimps, Satin Damasks, Enameled Furniture Cloths, Cotton Velvets, Worsted Damasks, Muslins and Wadding, Webbing, Burlaps, Curled Hair, Sofa and Chair Springs, Twines, Sack- ing bottoms, Bed Cords and Pins, Bed Posts, all turned; Irish and American Glue ; Varnish and Turpentine; Bed Post Furls; French and German Looking Glass Plates; Gilt, Mahogany and Walnut Mouldings; Rose, Mahogany, Walnut and Mlaple Furniture Knobs; Glass or Toilet Screws, Bed Screws of all sizes; Locks, Hinges and Screws, Piano Locks and Hinges; Brass and Iron Castings, all kinds; Gimp and Blued Tacks; Brass Hat and Clothes Hooks, Brass Flush Bolts; Iron and Leather Tuft Buttons; Sand Paper and Paste Boards; Screws for Piano Stools, Wood Moulds, Coffin Plates and Handles, Coffin Hinges, Screw Plates, Tacks, Studs and Screws; Cut Nails of all sizes, Sprigs, Brads, Bed Caps and Patent Bed Fastenings. |
| Always on hand a large assortment of Rose, Mahogany, Walnut and Maple VENEERS; also a general assortment of FURNITURE LUMBER. |
| OLD FURNITURE neatly repaired and varnished. Old Furniture taken in pay for new, Give me a call before purchasing. |
| N. B.—Makes to order all kinds of Furniture at short notice. All kinds of Upholstering Work done, such as Mattresses, Beds, Window Curtains and Cushions Public Houses, Ships' Cabins, Steamboats, &c., furnished complete on the best terms. |
(Matchett's Baltimore Directory, 1856)
| Meyer Fredk. piano maker, 219 Henrietta | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Miller Joshua M. piano room, over 53 Baltimore st | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Muller John, 9 South Green. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Particular attention is paid to the Repairing and Tuning of Pianos. Orders left at Mr. Willig's Music Store, or Mr. H. T. Reitz, corner Canton Avenue and Bond street, will be promptly attended to. P. S. Has on hand an assortment of beautiful Rosewood Pianos. |
| Nan Henry, piano maker, 88 s Fremont | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Neill & Duross, 77 West Baltimore. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Neill, Duross & Co. piano forte manufac's. 66 w Fayette | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Neill George W. (N., Duross & Co.) 26 w Fayette | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
FIRST PREMIUM. |
 |
NEILL & DUROSS |
PIANO FORTE |
MANUFACTURERS, |
No. 77, Baltimore Street, |
| (BETWEEN SOUTH & GAY.) |
| At the last exhibition of the Maryland Institute, the Judges awarded to us the First Premium for the best Piano exhibited. Our Pianos also received the highest commendations from those who are in every way capable of discriminating. Testimonials like the above give us full confidence in offering them to the pub- lic, pledging ourselves that all instruments made by us shall give full satisfaction. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1852
| G. W. NEILL. | M. DUROSS |
 | We having taken the First Premium at the last two Exhibitions of the Mary- land Institute, would call the attention of those about purchasing to our Stock of 6, 6 1/2 and 7 octave Pianos, which cannot be excelled by any in the city for beauty of finish, quality of mate- rials, or workmanship, the materials used being seasoned under our imme- diate direction and having the Iron Frame. For durability they are fully warranted, whilst their superiority of tone and touch is evident, and acknow- ledged by the most casual observer as well as the critical connoisseur. Persons who contemplate purchas- ing a superior instrument would do well to call on the subscribers, where they can he accommodated on the most pleasing terms. NEILL & DUROSS,No. 77 Baltimore Street, Second Floor. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
C. W. NEILL. | M. DUROSS. | W. F. WASHBOW |
NEILL, DUROSS & CO. | ||
FIRST PREMIUM | ||
PIANO-FORTES | ||
Manufactory & Warerooms, | ||
NO. 4 SOUTH GAY STREET, | ||
 | ||
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1856)
| Newman J. piano forte maker, NE cor Pine st & Park lane | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Newman Joseph, piano forte manufacturer, Baltimore st w Newman Joseph, piano maker, German st near Green |
(Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Newman Joseph, piano maker, 505 W. Balto, st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Newman & Brother, 505 West Baltimore. piano makers | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| NEWMAN BRO. & SONS, manufacturer of piano fortes, 509 w Baltimore, and 510, 512, 518 & 522 w Lombard. | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Newman Elias R. (N. Bro. & Sons,) 10 Calhoun | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Newman Joseph (N. Bro. & Sons,) 509 w Baltimore | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
NEWMAN & BROTHER, |
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF |
PIANO FORTES, |
 |
No. 505 West Baltimore Street, |
Factory opposite Hollins Market Space, |
BALTIMORE, |
| Keep constantly for sale Pianos of their own Manufacture, and of the most celebrated makers of Europe. Pianos securely packed for Transportation. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Patrick Peter, piano maker, 20 Rock | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Pennington John, piano maker and tuner, Baltimore E of Spring | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
| Pennington Jno. H. piano forte tuner, Holland st e of Aisquith | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Pennington John, piano tuner, 53 N. Canal st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Petri J. F. & Co. piano dealers, 82 Saratoga | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Raab Philip piano forte maker Saratoga and Liberty streets, corner, Western precincts | (Baltimore Directory, 1814-5) |
| Reiman Henry, pianomaker,215 Henrietta | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Reinhardt George, piano maker, 1 Jasper | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Reintz Christopher, 88 North Howard. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Has constantly for sale an assortment of Rosewood and Mahogany 6, 6 1/2, 6 3/4 and 7 Octave Piano Fortes, with full iron frame, which are manufactured under his own supervision, and from the best materials. He flatters himself that upon examination, they will be found equal, if not superior to any manufactured. His terms will be reasonable, and every instrument sold by him will be guaranteed. Old Pianos repaired, and also taken in exchange for new ones. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Reuter Conrad, piano maker, 598 w Pratt | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Ridgaway Saml. C.(Kuhn & R.) 88 Camden | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Ricketts L. piano forte maker, South, s of Baltimore | (Baltimore Director, 1829) |
L. RICKETTS, |
PATENT PIANO MAKER, |
No. 38 HARRISON STREET, |
BALTIMORE. |
| These Pianos keep in tune them- selves, and, as to tone and finish, are not surpassed by any, as admitted by Pro- fessors, from Europe. Persons living in the country will find it to their ad- vantage to purchase these Pianos, as they keep in tune, which is indisputa- ble, as they have been fully tested. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1845)
| Rode Fredk. pianomaker, 385 w Pratt | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Rohrer John, piano manuf. 211 Canton av | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Schaeffer Daniel, piano maker, 7 S. Cove at. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Schroeder Christian, piano maker, 29 Rock | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Seigler Joseph, piano maker, 48 Liberty alley, | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Seltzer Henry, piano maker, 374 Lexington | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Semmelrogge Harman, piano maker, 9 | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Shorey Samuel F. piano maker, 7 Pearl | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Shorttenger David, pianomkr. 75 McHenry | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Shultz Earnest, piano maker, 5 Sterrett | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Smeltz John, piano maker, 71 Portland | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Solskorn Henry, piano maker, 3 State | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Stahl Jacob, piano maker 175 Lemmon | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Stewart Adam piano forte manufacturer 8, North Charles street | (Baltimore Directory, 1812) |
| Stewart James piano forte maker St. Paul's lane nearly opposite the post office | (Baltimore Directory, 1814-5) |
| Stewart James piano forte maker St. Paul's lane | (Baltimore Directory, 1816) |
| Stewart James piano forte maker 96, Hanover corner of Conway | (Baltimore Directory, 1817-8) |
| Stewart Thomas piano forte maker 175, Hanover | (Baltimore Directory, 1819) |
| Stief Charles M., 7 South Liberty. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Stieff Charles M. dealer in piano fortes, 7 s Liberty, dw 24 Pearl | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Stirn August, (S. & Bro.) 109 Camden | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| STIRN & BROTHER, mauf. piano fortes, 109 Camden | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Stirn Louis & Co., piano manuf., 18 Light st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Stern Louis, 510 West Baltimore. piano maker | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| STIRN LEWIS & CO. piano forte manufacturers, 522 vv Baltimore | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Stirn Lewis, (L. S. & Co.) Pine near Josephine | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Always on hand and made to order Six, Six and a half, and Seven Octave Pianos, of a superior quality, and warranted not to be surpassed by any manufactured in this country or Europe. The repairing and tuning of Pianos attended towith punctuality and on the most reasonable terms. |
(Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory, 1853)
| Sturm Christian, piano maker, Eutaw st n of Saratoga | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Theinert Chas. A. F. piano maker, 75 s Schroeder | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Tichnor Wm., piano maker, 20 Maiden lane. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Tride Henry, piano maker, 55 Pine | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Van Buren James piano forte maker 19, Saratoga street | (Baltimore Directory, 1812) |
| Van Buren James piano forte maker Bath and Holliday streets, corner of | (Baltimore Directory, 1816) |
| Volkman Conrad, piano mak. 74 s Eutaw | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Walker Thomas B. 3, East street | (Baltimore Directory, 1814-5) |
| Walker Thomas B. piano forte maker 3, East street | (Baltimore Directory, 1817-8) |
| Waneker Chas. piano maker, 67 Portland | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Washburn Wyman F. (Neill, Duross & Co.) 163 Hanover | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Weigand Charles, piano maker. 267 Sharp | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Weimer John, piano maker, 49 Portland | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Weise Ferdinand, piano maker, 230 Sharp | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Wetterkop Henry, piano mak. 49 Portland | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Wienstroh Henry, piano maker, Grinnell | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Wiles Philip, piano maker, 5 S. Green st. | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Wise John, piano forte maker, over 166 Baltimore st | (Baltimore Director, 1835) |
| Wise J. J. & B., piano manuf., 10 N. Charles s | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Wise J. J. & Brother, 31 Hanover. piano makers | (Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1853) |
| Wise John J. & Bro. piano makers,31 Hanover, dw J. J. W. 62 s Eutaw | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
| Wise John J., of firm, h. rear of 12 Light st. Wise McKeil T., of firm, h. 9 St. Paul st |
(Baltimore Wh. Bus. Dir., 1845) |
| Wisotsky Frederick piano forte maker 33, South Liberty street | (Baltimore Directory, 1807) |
| Wisotsky Frederick piano forte maker 33, South Liberty street | (Baltimore Directory, 1808) |
| Wisotsky Frederick piano forte tuner Mulberry near Paca street | (Baltimore Directory, 1810) |
| Zigler Joseph, piano mkr. 32 e Monument | (Woods' Baltimore Directory, 1857) |
The Piano Forte Manufactory of Knabe & Co., Baltimore (1866)