Bush & Lane
The Bush & Lane Piano Company was established in Chicago in 1901. Several years later, the factories were relocated to Holland, Michigan. Bush & Lane was known for building exceptionally well made, heavily-built pianos that were extremely durable. They offered a full line of upright pianos, player pianos, and grand pianos, all higher grand instruments that were sold all over the United States. Bush & Lane was especially well known for their elaborate cabinets and lavish use of exotic and rare woods. Along with the Bush & Lane name, the company built other names including Victor, Farrand, Cecilian, and Paulus. The Bush & Lane Piano Company went out of business before 1931 due to the Great Depression.
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Bush & Lane Player Piano Brochure
Brochure Featuring Bush & Lane And Victor "Cecilian" Brand Player Pianos, Circa 1915
Miscellaneous Ephemera
Bush & Lane Advertisement
Early 20th Century Bush & Lane advertisement, Circa about 1916
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