[ register ]   user:    pass:   

PrenticeNet

all things Prentice/Prentiss/Prentis/Prentys/...

American Traveller, 4 January 1828

American Traveller
Vol. III - Boston, Friday Morning, January 4, 1828

MUSIC & UMBRELLA STORE

No. 23 Court Street, opposite the N. England
Museum

UMBRELLAS PARASOLS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &c

HENRY PRENTISS

BASSOONS, with additional Keys; B, C and E Clarionets; Bass Viols and Violins; Hautboys, with additional keys; Patent German Flutes, with and without additional Keys; F Flutes; Octave do.; common Military and Bass Drums; small sized Drums; elegant ebony and boxwood Fifes, of every key; Bass Viol and Violin Strings; do. do. do. Bows; Instruction Books for all Instruments; Clarionet, Hautboy, and Bassoon Reeds; Tailboards, Bridges, and Pegs for Bass Viols and Violins; Drum Sticks; Ivory Billiard Balls; Backgammon Men; a large assortment of Canes, with and without swords.

   Clarionets manufactured as above, with from 5 to 13 keys, silver or brass--superior finish. Umbrellas and Musical Instruments repaired, Whalebone cut to any pattern; and all kinds of Turning in Ivory, Wood, &c.  ep3m-n16

This page is maintained by PrenticeNet.   Last updated 18 July 2012.
Comments:  Only registered members can add comments or contact contributors. (Register now?)
No comments on this page.
  Browse   Search  
Current visitors: 59
 

Based on your "USER AGENT" string, we have decided that you have an older browser, are a mobile device, or are a robot. Because of this you have been provided a limited functionality version of PrenticeNet. If this assumption is incorrect, please contact us and provide your user agent string.

USER_AGENT: claudebot