

‘Besson’ model cornets as well as ‘Amateur Superior’ &ġ894 son Rudolph Henry Wurlitzer (1873-1948) joins theĬompany as director & develops the violin dept.ġ904 son Farny Reginald Wurlitzer (1883-1972) joins theĬompany as a sales rep after studying manufacturing inġ912 Rudolph retires as president Howard takes his placeġ914 a branch opens in San Francisco, CA, #985 Market St.ġ925 offering Martin Handcraft instruments as well as their Wurlitzer Co.ġ893 offering ‘Cincinnati’, ‘Courtois’, ‘Professional’, & Musical instruments, regular & ‘Excelsior’ models of brassġ889 son Howard Eugene Wurlitzer (1871-1928) joins theġ891 moves to #23 W. & Bro., #115 Main St., manufacturer & importer of Wurlitzer & Bro., #115 Main St., with Antonġ880 W. (heĮstablishes an instrument importing business this year)ġ861 R.W., musical instruments, #123 Main St., upstairs īrother Anton Frances Wurlitzer (1839-1901) has nowġ865 a branch opens in Chicago on Wabash Ave.ġ867 brother Constantine (1846-1934) immigrates to US andġ872 now R. Starting in 1906 they read Lyric, Wurlitzer and were made by Conn.ġ853 Franz Rudolph Wurlitzer (1831-1914) emigrates fromġ857 Rudolph Wurlitzer, bookkeeper, #96 Main St. The original Wurlitzer Lyric trombones were produced before 1906 and read Made by Rudolph Wurlitzer on the bell. Bettony took over his former bosss company, which became Cundy-Bettony. Wurlitzer of Boston, who was an instrument maker that was bought out in 1901 by, and became a partner with Harry Bettony. In 1890 incorporated as Rudolph Wurlitzer Coīesides Rudolph, but there was also E.H. 1872, brother Anton joined and they became Wurlitzer Bros. as a dealer and opened outlets in several cities. In 1856, Rudolph Wurlitzer founded The Wurlitzer Co. In 1853, The Wurlitzer family arrived in Cincinnati, having already been skilled at the manufacturer of musical instruments. The roots of the Wurlitzer family dates back to the 17th century.
