Boston Musical Instrument Company
| Typical bell face engraving on later BMIC horns | |
| Company type | Brass Instrument Manufacturer | 
|---|---|
| Industry | Musical Instruments | 
| Predecessor | E.G. Wright & Co. merger with Graves & Co. | 
| Founded | 1869 as Boston Musical Instrument Manufactory | 
| Founder | E.G. Wright, Samuel Graves, William Graves, George Graves, Henry Esbach, & Louis Hartman | 
| Defunct | 1928 | 
| Fate | Name phased out in 1928 | 
| Successor | Cundy-Bettony | 
| Headquarters | 71 Sudbury Street, later 51 Chardon Street, Boston, Mass., United States | 
| Products | Brass Band Instruments | 
The Boston Musical Instrument Company was an American manufacturer of brass band instruments in the late 19th and early 20th centuries located in Boston, Massachusetts.