Music Trade Review

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VOL. LX.
NEW YORK. MAY 8, 1915.
No. 19.
Ninety-Two Years of Chickering
T
HE Ninety-second Anniversary of the founding of the House
of Chickering was fittingly recognized by the issuing of a
new catalog which illustrates a series of the new Chickering case
creations of surpassing beauty. Each conforms to the chaste
dignity inseparable from Chickering traditions. Two of the
models are here shown.
Style AG.
Style AH.
An expert analysis of the new Chickering pianos will demonstrate clearly that
the Chickering of today stands clear and distinct as a musical instrument of unsur-
passed character.
If the Chickering of today had no glorious past stretching back ninety-two years
it could with its admitted tonal strength, fearlessly challenge comparison. But, with
the cumulative power and prestige which comes from nearly a century of constant en-
deavor—nearly a century of unbroken piano building — it means that in the hands of
every Chickering representative is placed an argumentative power—a selling power,
and a profit producing power which should be wisely considered.
The Chickering of today opens wide the gateway to new and profitable business
transactions for those who are affiliated with it.
&
, Sostnn,
(Div. American Piano Co.)
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