Laffargue

The Laffargue Piano Company built uprights, player pianos and grands in New York City from 1896 to about 1932, with offices and factories on 134th Street; it was incorporated in 1904 with Joseph Oktavec as president. After 1926 it also made pianos under the Francis Connor name. It became part of Aeolian-American and the name was dropped during the Great Depression.