Haines Brothers
Haines Brothers Piano Company was established in 1851 by Napoleon J. Haines and his brother Francis W. Haines in New York City. For the first 20 years, they built a nice selection of Square Grand Pianos before building their first upright pianos in 1870. Haines Brothers was known for building high quality, lovely sounding instruments and they were very popular for several decades. Their grand and baby grand pianos became popular after the turn-of-the-century. In the 1920's, Sherlock-Manning Piano Company took control of Haines Brothers, building the Haines Brothers brand name until ceasing operations in 1945.
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Haines Brothers AMPICO Piano Catalog
Early 20th Century Haines Brothers Piano Catalog, Featuring The AMPICO Reproducing Player Piano, Circa 1924
Haines Brothers Catalog
Lovely Illustrated Haines Brothers Sales Catalog, Circa about 1893
Miscellaneous Ephemera
19th Century Haines Brothers Advertisements
19th Century Advertisements For Haines Brothers Piano Company, New York
20th Century Haines Brothers Advertisement
Early 20th Century advertisement for the Haines Brothers "Mezzo Grand" baby grand piano, circa about 1930
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