Sterling
Charles A. Sterling organized the Sterling Piano Company in Derby, Connecticut in 1866. In the early years, Sterling produced both pianos and organs, but ceased organ production in favor of the more popular piano after the first couple of decades in business. The Sterling Piano Company built several different piano names including Mendelssohn, Huntington, Goetz & Co., Richardson and Lohmann. After the Great Depression, Sterling merged with the Winter Piano Company, and the Sterling name was produced until the 1960s.
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Sterling Catalog 1908
Early 20th Century illustrated sales catalog from the Sterling Piano Company, circa 1908
Sterling Catalog 1912
Early 20th Century illustrated sales catalog from the Sterling Piano Company, circa 1912
Miscellaneous Ephemera
Sterling Advertisements
Period Advertisements From The Sterling Piano & Organ Company, Derby, CT
Sterling Organ Flyer
19th Century Flyer For Sterling Piano & Organ Company
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