Olde Towne Brass
Hall & Quinby
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Hall & Quinby Co. |
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1865 - 1870 |
Musical Instrument Makers |
112 Congress St., Boston |
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Hall, Quinby, Wright & Co. |
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1870 - 1871 |
Musical Instrument Makers |
62 Sudbury St., Boston |
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Hall & Quinby Co. |
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1872 - 1876 |
Musical Instrument Makers |
62 Sudbury St., Boston |
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Quinby Brothers |
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1876 - 1878 |
Musical Instrument Makers |
126 Court St., Boston |
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1879 |
Musical Instrument Makers |
8 Straniford Place, Boston |
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1880 |
Musical Instrument Makers |
7 Straniford Place, Boston |
The musical instrument-manufacturing firm of Hall and Quinby was formed in Boston in September 1865 by David C. Hall (1822-1900) and brothers Benjamin F. & George W. Quinby. For a brief period in 1870, Elbridge G. Wright joined the partnership for the short-lived partnership as Hall, Quinby, Wright and Co. On the death of Wright in 1871, the firm partnership name reverted back to Hall & Quinby. In 1876, Hall left the partnership and for a second time, opened up a business under his name alone. The partnership thus became Quinby Brothers from 1876 on until 1880 when it ceased operations.
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