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SPECIAL—Mid-year Conierence of National Association
of Music Merchants.
Meeting of Board of DirectorsyMuskfc^Uidus-
tries Chamber of Commercefy^j*^^*^'^
Meeting of Board of Directors, Musical Sup-
ply Association of America.
Annual Convention of National Association
of Talking Machine Jobbers.
The Musical Merchandise Section.
VOL. LXXI
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NEW YORK, JULY 3, 1920
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F ONE THINKS of reproducing pianos,
the name " W E L T E " instinctively comes
to mind.
It was " W E L T E " that gave to the music
trade the term — reproducing pianos. And the name
" W E L T E " ever after has stood for the loftiest ideals in
the field of artistic musical effort.
The house of Welte has continuously confined its genius
to the one branch of musical endeavor which its name so
brilliantly adorns, until to-day, with its eighty-eight years
of world-wide achievement, it touches one angle or an-
other of practically all development which has to do with
reproducing the art of great pianists and organists upon
the instruments of which they are and have been masters.
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Welte Mignon Corporation
665 Fifth Avenue
New York City
No. 1