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Haines Brothers
The Haines Brothers Piano Company (not to be confused with W. P. Haines & Co.) was established by Napoleon J. Haines and his brother Francis W. Haines in 1851 in New York City. For the first 20 years, Haines Brothers built a large selection of high-quality square grand pianos.  The firm built their first upright piano in 1870 and their first grand pianos came along shortly after.  In the early 20th Century, Haines Brothers added several successful lines of player pianos and reproducing player pianos to their line.  Instruments by the firm were known for being high-quality, superior sounding instruments.
The Sherlock-Manning Piano Company of Canada took control of Haines Brothers in the 1920s.  Sherlock-Manning continued to build the Haines Brothers brand name until 1945.
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Haines Brothers Piano Catalog 1893
Late 19th Century Illustrated Haines Brothers Piano Catalog, Circa 1893
Haines Brothers Piano Catalog 1886.
Late 19th Century Illustrated Haines Brothers Piano Catalog, Circa 1886
Haines Brother Piano Catalog 1889
Late 19th Century Illustrated Haines Brothers Piano Catalog, Circa 1889
Haines Brothers AMPICO Piano Catalog 1924
Early 20th Century Haines Brothers Piano Catalog, Featuring The AMPICO Reproducing Player Piano, Circa 1924
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 1930
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Early Haines Brothers Square Grand Piano

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Haines Brothers was a renowned, well respected piano maker in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. They were known for their high quality and craftsmanship.

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Haines Brothers Victorian Square Grand Piano

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Haines Brothers was a renowned, well respected piano maker in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. They were known for their high quality and attention to detail.


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