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The Cable Piano Co. was one of the largest piano manufacturers in Chicago. The company was
established in 1880 by H.D. Cable, who had originally been with the Western Cottage Organ
Company (later changed to Chicago Cottage Organ Company). In 1890, Cable consolidated with the
Conover Brothers, as well as his two brothers Fayette S. Cable and Hobart M. Cable (although
Fayette S. Cable and Hobart M. Cable continued to build pianos under their own names).
By the 1900s, Cable manufactured pianos under the names: Conover, Cable, DeKoven, Kingsbury,
Midget, Puritan, Wellington, Schiller; also made Euphona, Carola and Inner-Player player pianos.
Other owners of the firm included Jackson & Wabash of Chicago, and ultimately, the Aeolian Corp. of
New York until about 1982. Pianos were manufactured in Memphis, TN during Aeolian's ownership.
The original firm is now out of business.

The original Cable Piano Co. is now out of business.

See also Cable-Nelson, Conover-Cable and Hobart M. Cable

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