CHASE, A. B., Est. 1875, by Allen B. Chase, Norwalk, Ohi0 1922. Became part
       of United Piano Corp. and Celco Co., controlled by Lester in late 1931,
    then Aeolian-American Co. This company probably made organs for the
     first ten years. Controlled by America Piano Corp. along with Emerson and
     Lindeman. See American Piano Corp.
    1885-16000   1908-52600   1919-61200   1930-72000
    1890-24000   1909-53300   1920-62000   1931-Lester
    1895-35000   1910-54000   1921-63100   1932-190000
    1900-42000   1911-54800   1922-64200   1933-102000
    1901-43500   1912-55600   1923-65100   1934-104500
    1902-45000   1913-56400   1924-66000   1935-105000
    1903-46400   1914-57200   1925-67000   1936-106500
    1904-47000   1915-58000   1926-68000   1937-108000
    1905-49000   1916-58800   1927-69000   1938-111500
    1906-50200   1917-59600   1928-70000
    1907-51400   1918-60400   1929-71000
 CHASE, AUSTIN, Syracuse, New York 1870
 CHASE & BAKER, Est. 1884 in Buffalo, New York, later made by Settergren
       and Estey Piano Co., 237 N. Union, Bluffton, Indiana.
    1885-65000   1930-11000   1939-25000   1960-172000
    1890-68550   1931-12500   1940-26000   1961-176000
    1895-72000   1932-14000   1947-26100   1962-180000
    1900-76000   1933-16000   1948-26400   1963-183000
    1905-80000   1934-17500   1949-27000   1964-187000
    1910-84000   1935-19000   1956-160000  1965-191000
    1927-7000    1936-21000   1957-163100
    1928-8000    1937-23000   1958-166000
    1929-9600    1938-24000   1959-169000
  CHASE, BRATON, S., Controlled Chase Piano Co. Richmond, Indiana in
      1889. Chase and C. H. Hackley formed the Chase Hackley Piano Co.,
      Muskegon, Michigan. Also made organs 1888.
 CHASE BROTHERS, Est. 1889 in Muskegon, Michigan. Made Chase Bros.,
      Chase - Hackley, Carlisle, Boltwood and Exceltone.
    1890-22000    1905-49000     1912-63000    1919-77000
    1895-30000    1906-51000     1913-65000    1920-79000
    1900-39000    1907-53000     1914-67000    1921-81000
    1901-41000    1908-55000     1915-69000    1922-84000
    1902-43000    1909-57000     1916-71000    1923-87000
    1903-45000    1910-59000     1917-73000    1924-89000
    1904-47000    1911-61000     1918-75000    1925-91000
  CHASE, GEORGE, Q-, President of Kohler & Chase.
    1953-150000   1954-154000    1955-157000   1956-161000
  CHASE-HACKLEY CO., Est. 1863. Address in 1905 was 8 and 10 Adams Ave.,
       Detroit, MI.  See Chase Bros. and Chase Piano Co., factory originally at
       Muskegon, ML
  CHASE PIANO CO., New York.
  CHASE PIANO CO., Est. 1878 by Milo J. Chase when he entered the firm of
        James S. and Benjamin Starr.   This company was started by Trayser in
         Ripley, OH. in 1869.  The Starr brothers moved the factory to Richmond,
         IN. in 1872.  Later they moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan and the name
       was changed to Chase Brothers Piano Co.  Later they bought out McIntyre
      & Goodsell.