The Bogart Piano Company was established in New York in about 1899 by E.B. Bogart. Their first factory was located at 911 Canal Street, New York City. The firm was known for building high quality pianos and player pianos, and they enjoyed a great deal of success in the early 20th Century. In addition to manufacturing pianos sold under the 'Bogart' name, the firm built and sold pianos and player pianos under the name of 'Christie & Co' until the late 1920's era. In 1926 the firm was located at Willow Avenue, New York, and they again expanded to a larger factory on East 134th Street in 1931. Bogart is one of the few American piano manufacturers to independently survive the Great Depression, and they continued building pianos until 1942, going out of business due to World War 2.

BOGART, CORNELIUS, Charleston, Patent issue for improve sounding
     board in 1851.
BOGART PIANO CO., 911 Canal St., New York. Estab. 1899 also made
     Christie & Co., Pres. E. B. Bogart. Address 1931 was 500 East 134th St
      New York City, corner of Brook Ave.
       1901-22700     1912-26300    1923-30600     1934-36000
       1902-23000     1913-26600    1924-31000     1935-36400
       1903-23300     1914-26900    1925-31400     1936-36900
       1904-23600     1915-27200    1926-32800     1937-37400
       1905-23900     1916-27500    1927-33200     1938-37900
       1906-24300     1917-27800    1928-33600     1939-38400
       1907-24600     1918-28100    1929-34000     1940-38800
       1908-24900     1919-28500    1930-34400     1941-38900
       1909-25300     1920-29100    1931-34600     1942-40000
       1910-25600     1921-29900    1932-34800
       1911-25900     1922-30200    1933-35400
BOGART, W F New York.