September-October, 1932
P R E S T 0-T I M E S
Mnthu
One of the few old-established INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURERS, who can offer the necessary requisites
which many dealers are looking for today.
Personal and Individual interest and supervision in producing one grade of instrument.
Financial Stability, assuring continued representation.
Not an ever-changing policy of manufacturing and merchandising methods.
The Sale of a Piano on its Present-Day Merits, and not on its pasf reputation and name value alone.
THE SPINETGRAND
(Reg. U. S. Pat. Office)
THE MATHUSHEK
SPINETGRAND
Stimulates sales and
creates public interest.
A trial will prove its
popularity.
EARLY AMERICAN
FACTORY AND GENERAL OFFICES
$tatto Jlfg. Co.
NEW YORK CITY
I32ND ST. AND ALEXANDER AVE.
Mid-Western
BEN M. STRUB
712 N. Kemlworth Avenua, Oak Park, III.
WHOLESALE REPRESENTATIVES
Pacific Coast
LOUIS F. SOELZLIN
138 McAiister Street, San Francisco, Cal.
STEINWAY & SONS
MAKERS OF THE WORLD'S STANDARD PIANOS
First choice of the most famous artists.
Indispensable to musicians who appreciate fine tone.
General Offices, Steinway Hall,
109-113West 57th Street
XH E CO MSTOCK, C HENEY
New York
&
CO.
IVOFtYTON, CONN
IVORY CUTTERS
SINCE 1834
MANUFACTURPRS OF
Grand Keys, Actions and Hammers, Upright Keys
Actions and Hammer • Pipe Organ Keys
Piano Forte Ivory for the Trade
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