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HARDMAN, Est. 1842 by Hugh Hardman at 33 W. 57th St., New York. Hugh's
brother John joined the company in 1874 and Leopold Peck became a part-
ner in 1890. In 1890 the name was changed to Hardman Peck & Co. The
Aeolian Corp. took over the company and made pianos at 2718 Pershing
Ave., in Memphis, Tn. Made footpowered player pianos, in a small upright,
to retail in New York at $1295. Controlled the following pianos. Autotone,
Harrington, Hensel, Minipiano, Playtone, Standard and Hardman Duo Player.
1850-2800
1855-5900
1860-9800
1865-13000
1870-17400
1875-21500
1880-26000
1885-31000
1890-37000
1895-42000
1900-48000
1901-50000
1902-52000
1903-54000
1904-56200
1905-58000
1906-60000
1907-61500
1908-63000
1909-65400
1910-68100
1911-70000 |
1912-72000
1913-73500
1914-75000
1915-77200
1916-78900
1917-81000
1918-82500
1919-84000
1920-86000
1921-88000
1922-89300
1923-90000
1924-91000
1925-91500
1927-92700
1928-93400
1929-94000
1930-94200
1931-94600
1932-94700
1933-94900
1934-95100 |
1935-95200
1936-95500
1937-96400
1938-96800
1939-96900
1940-97000
1942-98000
1946-100300
1947-101000
1948-102800
1949-103700
1951-105800
1952-106400
1953-107500
1954-107900
1955-109000
1956-110600
1957-111200
1958-115658
1959-118030
1960-121100
1961-123400 |
1962-126200
1963-128500
1964-130500
1965-132000
1966-134300
1967-136000
1968-N.A.
1969-N.A.
1970-N.A.
1971-141100
1972-142900
1973-144700
1974-146500
1975-147600
1976-148700
1977-149900
1978-150900
1979-150300
1980-151100
1981-151800
1982-152200 |
HARDMAN, DOWLING & PECK
HARDMAN DUO PLAYER, Made by Hardman Peck.
HARDMAN PECK, See Hardman. |
