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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 12,
1924
These New Columbia
nPHERE is a twofold beauty in the New Columbia
1 models that makes it easy for you to sell them.
First, there is the wonderful beauty of tone made pos-
sible by the New Columbia Reproducer. The most critical
music lover will listen with amazement and marvel at the
fidelity of tone and the absence of blare and blast.
Then there is the beauty of the cabinet itself. To see the
New Columbia is to appreciate its value as a piece of fine
furniture.
Think of this twofold beauty of the New Columbia as
you plan for the coming year. Stock the complete line
with assurance. The New Columbia will prove a sales-
maker and a profit-maker for you.
Model 440—$150
New Reproducer. The new
three-spring motor, with New
Non-Set A u t o m a t i c Stop.
Albums for record storage. All
exposed metal parts nickeled.
Finished in Red Mahogany,
Brown Mahogany, Golden Oak
and Walnut. Exclusive tone-
control leaves.
Model 550—$200
Has new three-spring motor
with Automatic Start and New
Non-Set Automatic Stop and
new Reproducer. Finished in
Brown Mahogany or Walnut,
with all exposed metal parts in
nickel. Shelves with complete
set of albums for records.
Tone-control leaves behind
sliding panel,
Model 450—$175
New four-spring motor with
New Non-Set Automatic Stop
and new Reproducer. Shelves
with complete set of albums
for records and an extra rec-
ord capacity in the back of the
cabinet. Finished in Red Ma-
hogany, Brown Mahogany and
Walnut, with all exposed
metal parts in nickel. Exclu-
sive tone-control leaves.
New three-spring mo-
tor with New Non-Set
Automatic Stop and Re-
producer. Finished in
Brown Mahogany or
Walnut, with exposed
metal parts in nickel.
Shelves for records.
Tone-control leaves be-
hind sliding panel.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH