Mr. Ernest Skinner Vice President, Aeolian Skinner Organ Company Boston, Mass. My dear Mr. Skinner: According to my promise I am sending you herewith Dr. Karg-Elert's address in Leipzig. It…
Dr. Archibald T. Davison 22 Francis Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Re: Appleton Chapel, Harvard College My dear Dr. Davison: In the opinion of one who knows as much about tone as…
The American Organist, 467 City Hall Station, New York City, N.Y. Gentlemen: I would like to make reference to your editorial in the issue of May 1929, with special attention…
Mr. Ernest Skinner Skinner Organ Co. Dorchester Boston, Mass. U.S.A. My dear Skinner, Thanks for yours of the 24th April — but I am sure that I do not know…
Henry Willis, Jr., c/o Henry Willis & Sons and Lewis & Co., Ltd., 234 Ferndale Road Brixton, London, Eng. My dear Mr. Willis: I now rise to break my long…
Henry Willis, Jr., 234 Ferndale Road, Brixton, London, S.W.9. My dear Willis: Placing the armature above the magnet favors the magnet by twice the weight of the armature. In the…
Ernest M. Skinner Esq. The Skinner Organ Co. Ltd Dorchester Boston Mass. U.S.A. Dear Mr. Skinner, I hope that you had an interesting time in France and particularly that you…
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