Pohlmann & Co.

Dates Active in Dublin: 

1883–at least 1911

Business Type: 
Music publisher
Music seller
Musical instrument maker: piano
Musical instrument seller: banjo
Musical instrument seller: mandoline
Musical instrument seller: piano
Musical instrument seller: violin
Tuner: organ
Tuner: piano
Address(es): 

40 Dawson Street

Details: 

Succeeded the business of Pohlmann & Son from November 1883.

Advertised as 'Music Publishers & Sellers' in 1890 (Irish Times)

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Published

  • Before Parting Valse on Whately Ellis' Popular Song by A. Colles. Published by Pohlmann and Co., 40 Dawson Street Dublin. London, Willcocks & Co. [...]. Halifax, Pohlmann & Son, Princess St.
    [bears the stamp of Cramer, Wood & Co, Westmoreland Street, Dublin] (private collection)

    • Sold

  • 'Sole Agents for the Upright and Horizontal Grand Pianos by Schiedmayer, Gors and Kallmann, Steinwegbach, Kaps, Krauss, Challenger and Co., British Piano Co. 3 Years’ System Applied to all Instruments. Violins, Banjos, Mandolines, &c, Every Descripption of Musical Instruments and Fittings. Best Goods, Lowest prices, Easy Terms. Music All the Latest Songs, Pianoforte and Dance Music at lowest prices. Tuning Pianos and Organs Tuned, Repaired or Exchanged', 1894 (Impartial Reporter)
    • See Also: 

    Pohlmann & Son

    Source(s): 

    Irish Times, 24 November 1883, p. 1; 23 December 1890, p. 2; 20 July 1911, p. 2

    The Impartial Reporter, And Farmers’ Journal For Fermanagh, Cavan, Leitrim, and South Tyrone, with which is incorporated the Fermanagh Mail and Erne Packet, 22 March 1894, p. 1

    Last Update: 13-12-2016