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The Music Trade Review
SEPTEMBER 24, 1927
TOURING IN A FIVE-TON TRUCK!
^\JO one tries to sell the average man a tremendous automobile for
^ ^ his modest needs, but many a music lover is urged to crowd into
his cozy living quarters, a piano, which is as much too large and
cumbersome for his living room, as a five-ton truck would be for his
garage. Most people want little cars, little homes and little pianos.
The Kohler & Campbell
BB Model
...For the little
This tiny instrument, with its four and three-
quarters octave scale keyboard, its sturdy mini-
ature parts and its gayly decorated case, was
made especially to fit the cozy little homes and
apartments of today. It may be sold to those who
own large homes and large pianos as an extra
piano for the use of children or grown-ups. It
places...
can go where no large piano will go — into the
den, the child's room, aboard the yacht, in the
mountain cabin, to the little intimate places
where music is most to be desired.
Ready for immediate delivery, in eight types
of gay case decoration and in mahogany shaded
art finish.
SPECIFICATIONS
Overstrung Scale « Hardwood Back « Full Bronzed Plate • Copper Bass Strings
Patent Sharps • Nickel Hardware • Two Pedals » Ivorine Keys
Height 40 l A inches « Depth 22 inches • Width 38 l A inches
Qross Weight 325 lbs. « Net Weight 230 lbs.
KOHLER & CAMPBELL, Inc.
Herbert Simpson, President
FIFTIETH STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK