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ROM the artistic standpoint, the Chickering Piano occupies the proudest 
position of all pianos in the world. (BECAUSE of its artistic merit it su- 
perseded all others years before any of the American pianos now manu- 
factured were established. (BECAUSE it is the only American piano of its 
time now living, and BECAUSE it stands to-day the recognized represent- 
ative of the highest development in artistic and scientific piano-building. QIts 
position was not gained and is not maintained by purchased influence. 
CHICKERING & SONS, 827 Tremont St., Fenway Station, BOSTON 
Established 1823 Catalogue upon request 
