The “Lincoln” brand name was controlled and manufactured by the Weaver Piano & Organ Company of York, PA. Weaver was established in 1870, and they added the Lincoln brand after the turn-of-the-century.  Lincoln was sold along side of Weaver instruments as an affordable alternative to the costlier Weaver brand name while offering similar quality.

In addition to Lincoln, Weaver built several popular brand names including Livingston, York, and Davis & Sons. There is no mention of the Lincoln brand name after the Great Depression, indicating that Weaver discontinued the Lincoln line around 1930.