Luberoff, Louis, b. 1895.

Louis Luberoff was born of Russian parentage on September 4, 1895. As he reached adulthood, he worked first for Henry Pilcher's Sons in St. Louis, Missouri, and later was the Philadelphia representative for M.P. Möller, pipe organ builders of Hagerstown, Maryland. Following the Great Depression, he left the organ trade and worked in other professions. The date and place of his death is unknown. He researched and wrote this survey of the organ trade in 1929, presumably with the notion that Mathias P. Möller might be able to slowly absorb his competition, and corner the pipe organ market as a monopoly.

From the description of A business survey of the American pipe organ industry, 1929. (Organ Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 610222707