Presto

PRESTO
November 24, 1923
KURTZMANN
THE PIANO THAT ENDURES
KURTZMANN
GRANDS
in authentic period designs,
possess an artistic value that
is in keeping with their mu-
sical excellence.
Why Kurtzmann Dealers
SELL Kurtzmann Pianos
1ALK to any one of the hundreds of dealers who sell Kurtzmann Pianos and you will hear
an unusual story.
They will tell you, once they have Kurtzmann Instruments on the floor, the Kurtz-
mann hecomes their leading piano.
This is not a new discovery, of course, for the Kurtzmann has been a favorite piano
ever since the first one was made seventy-five years ago.
Kurtzmann dealers may or may not put in Kurtzmann Pianos as their leading instru-
ments, but the constant qualitv and sensible price of the Kurtzmann cause it to take that
position soon after a dealer's salesmen and customers gain an intimate knowledge of its
musical merit and inbuilt stamina.
The piano dealer who seeks to erect an enduring business structure in his community
can not choose a more trustworthy corner-stone than the Kurtzmann. It is as much of a
friendmaker as it is a moneymaker—a piano that has as warm an appeal for the unin-
structed as it has for the music master.
The details of the Kurtzmann Introductory Proposition should be on your desk. May
we send them now?
C. KURTZMANN & COMPANY
BUFFALO, N. Y.
KURTZMANN
PLAYERS
are a credit to the piano in-
dustry, because they combine
a perfected mechanical mech-
anism with a piano of true
merit.
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