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Mannborg, Karl Theodor

Mannborg, Karl Theodor

Harmonium-Katalog

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Harmonium-Katalog
Harmonium-Katalog

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Th. Mannborg, 1899.

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, 1899.

Misc. Notes

The catalogue is dated according to the last cited patent (No. 112.826, March 8, 1899). The Model Styl 37, which was patented on June 25, 1899 (No. 129.880), is not included.

Copyright

Catalogue 1899

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1905).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1905).

Misc. Notes

The catalogue was published after Mannborg moved to Leipzig-Lindenau in 1904, but before the Berliner Musikfachausstellung in 1906, which will be mentioned in later issues.

Copyright

Catalogue 1905 ca.

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1906).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1906).

Misc. Notes

This brief catalogue was issued shortly after the Berliner Musikfachausstellung (1906). The prices correspond to those in the previous issue.

Copyright

Catalogue 1906 ca.

Th. Mannborg, 1907.

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, 1907.

Misc. Notes

An article in the Zeitschrift für Instrumentenbau (Vol. 28, p. 80) explicitly refers to this issue, allowing for its dating.

Copyright

Catalogue 1907

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1910).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1910).

Misc. Notes

This issue mentions a gold medal received in Dresden in 1910, but not the Stil 38 model (pressure), which was introduced no later than 1912.

Copyright

Catalogue 1910 ca.

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(after 1911).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(after 1911).

Misc. Notes

Mannborg established the first European factory producing suction-type reeds in 1911.

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Catalogue of Reeds

Harmonium-Katalog

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Th. Mannborg, 1899.

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, 1899.

Misc. Notes

The catalogue is dated according to the last cited patent (No. 112.826, March 8, 1899). The Model Styl 37, which was patented on June 25, 1899 (No. 129.880), is not included.

Copyright

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1905).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1905).

Misc. Notes

The catalogue was published after Mannborg moved to Leipzig-Lindenau in 1904, but before the Berliner Musikfachausstellung in 1906, which will be mentioned in later issues.

Copyright

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1906).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1906).

Misc. Notes

This brief catalogue was issued shortly after the Berliner Musikfachausstellung (1906). The prices correspond to those in the previous issue.

Copyright

Th. Mannborg, 1907.

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, 1907.

Misc. Notes

An article in the Zeitschrift für Instrumentenbau (Vol. 28, p. 80) explicitly refers to this issue, allowing for its dating.

Copyright

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1910).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(ca.1910).

Misc. Notes

This issue mentions a gold medal received in Dresden in 1910, but not the Stil 38 model (pressure), which was introduced no later than 1912.

Copyright

Th. Mannborg, n.d.(after 1911).

Publisher

Leipzig-Lindenau: Th. Mannborg, n.d.(after 1911).

Misc. Notes

Mannborg established the first European factory producing suction-type reeds in 1911.

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