Class Xa.j
JURY AWARDS.
335
HONOURABLE MENTION— continued.
Nation.
Number and Pagein Catalogue.
Name op Exhibitor.
Objects Rewarded.
No.
Page.
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559
472
Robson, T. J. F. - -
Enharmonic organ, invented by T. Perronet Thompson ,Esq., M.P.
Hamburgh —
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U
1137
Riihms, H. - - -
Upright pianoforte.
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13
1137
Schroder, C. II. - -
Grand pianoforte.
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1489
1248
Simon, Henry, and Co. -
\ iolin and violoncello bows.
Prussia - —
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893
1097
Sommer, F. — — -
Sommerophone.
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1G99
1257
Soufieto, — - - -
Three cottage pianofortes.
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154
1015
Stehle, J. - - - -
Double bassoon.
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494
467
Towns and Packer —
Semi-grand transposing pianoforte.
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1
944
Tonna, J.- - - -
Double bass, made of bird’s-eye-maple.
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398
1197
Tulou,-— — —
Flutes.
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155
1015
Uhlmann, J. — - -
F, E, and A clarionets, oboe, and corno-bassetto.
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181
1157
Vogelsangs, J. F. - -
Grand piano.
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561
473
"Walker, J. W. - - -
Organ, adapted for a ball or music-room.
Prussia - —
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879a
1097
"Wehrle and Steuert -
Self-acting organ, manufactured by F. \\ ehrle, BlackForest, Baden .
_
SO
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Westerraann and Co. -
Grand pianoforte, made of rosewood.
533
1467
Wood, J. S. — — -
Invention of a “ piano violin,” in addition to 50/. inmoney.
MONEY AWARDS.
4G8
464
Greiner, G. F. - -
New and useful method of bringing into unison thestrings of each choir of the pianoforte, also for hisinvention of a new and mechanical contrivance forpianos, combiningthe advantages ofErard’s machine,with greater simplicity of construction and dura-bility, 50/.
United State3 - -
533
1467
M ood, J. S. - - -
The expenses incurred in constructing his piauo violin,50/.
II. R. BISHOP, Reporter.