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Nov.-Dec, 1933
T O-T I M R S
Business the past three months is far ahead of any similar
period since 1 9 2 9 .
Baldwin factories are stepping up
production. Payrolls are nearly double what they were
WE DO OUR PART
on August 1st.
All
plants are operating the full time
allowed under the N . R. A .
increase
in
sales
with
W h y this unusually large
Baldwin
Dealers?
Because
every Baldwin Dealer is meeting the growing demand for
pianos with quality
and service.
Baldwin, Hamilton
and Howard Pianos enjoy an overwhelming preference.
They reflect the uninterrupted progress of the House of
Baldwin during the past three years.
The Baldwin
Dealer also has the unusual advantages of the Baldwin
Merchandising Plan, which does not require that he make
a capital investment in his stock of pianos . . .
a Plan
that finances his installment sales without any additional
charge . . .
a Plan that not only develops leads to pros-
pects, but also gives assistance in closing sales.
Baldwin
Dealers are busy. W h y not be busy with them? A t least,
give us the opportunity to demonstrate to you, point for
point, the advantages we offer. Send for details today.
THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. CINCINNATI
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