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Bell's 4-pedalled piano
A page from a turn-of-the-century catalog advertising Bell Pianos.
The Original Home of the Hamilton Conservatory of Music and C.L.M. Harris' Home
A picture of the original home of the Hamilton Conservatory of Music, founded in 1897 by Dr. Charles Lewis Matthew Harris while acting as organist-choirmaster at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Hamilton.
What C.L.M. HARRIS, Mus. Doc. Musical Director Hamilton Conservatory of Music, says in reference to BELL PIANOS [advertisement]
This advertisement includes a photographic portrait of and a letter (Hamilton, Aug. 11th, 1898) addressed to Bell Piano Co. by C.L.M. Harris
DR. C. L. M. HARRIS, ORGANIST, IS DEAD
An obituary of composer Charles Lewis Matthew Harris from The Hamilton Herald newspaper, in which the tagline read: "Was Founder of the Harris Orchestral Club; Had Brilliant Career"
RMS Lusitania
The general specifications, such as weight, power, length, width, depth of the new quadruple turbine ship are mentioned in writing at bottom of the photograph.
Dumbell Rag Score Cover
Text on cover: BARBELL | RAG | SUNG BY THE | "BARBELLS" | IN THEIR | OVERSEAS REVUE | BIFF, BANG, BANG, | WORDS AND MUSIC BY | IVOR E. AYRE, | (MUSICAL DIRECTOR "BARBELLS"); with a photograph of the composer, also known as Jack Ayre.