Music Trade Review

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
APRIL 19, 1919
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FACILITIES— "
The Dominant Factor in Piano Building
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CHWAB, Ford and the Du Ponts know industry.
Ask either to what they attribute the dominance
of their business, and the invariable answer will
be manufacturing facilities and organization.
The Piano business is not different. Kohler & Campbell,
Inc., are a dominant force in the piano world because
their manufacturing facilities are unequalled. From the
very beginning they own and manufacture the big
majority of all things that go into their instruments.
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Michigan's finest timber lands provide millions of feet
of lumber, seasoned for necessary months on the spot.
Large wood-working mills near by hum their busy days
through backs and shooks which later carry their in-
struments through decades of service. New York City
fosters the most skilled and varied of piano artisans and
so here in the Metropolis—Kohler & Campbell, Inc.
make their own strings, their hammers, their cases and
finally the whole wonderful instruments themselves.
Coupled with this is all-sufficient financial ability to
purchase and carry on an organization that endeavors
to be abreast of the minute.
It is not wonderful that Kohler & Campbell, Inc. have
achieved such real leadership—only wonderful that
your store perhaps has not discovered how you can use
us to your very considerable benefit.
., KOHLER & CAMPBELL, Inc. ..
RICHARD W. LAWRENCE, Pres.
11th Ave. and 50th St.
New York City
KOHLER & CAMPBELL Inc. New Yorlo
Manufacturers of More Than 2oo.ooo Pianos in 22 Years