Music Trade Review

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
6, 1922
Corporation
means to you
instruments of these companies, each line complete in itself, each of
* the highest quality in its respective grade, each one held in the high-
est esteem by generations of music lovers.
Consider, then, the
advantages of carrying on your transactions with a single concern,
backed by financial resources and possibilities of an unusual character.
It need hardly be added that part of the selling plans of the
United Piano Corporation include a cooperative advertising cam-
paign that will bring into line every available prospect in your terri-
tory. This advertising will be based upon the combined experience
of the men and their organizations backing this project, and will
embrace many new sales-creating factors.
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Here is the opportunity you have been looking for. It will put
new life into your business. It will put you in a position of advantage
over your competitors that nothing short of downright disregard of
the possibilities can affect. Already dealers who have learned of the
formation of the United Piano Corporation through the columns of
the trade papers are writing and wiring for exclusive territory. The
number of exclusive arrangements possible in a given territory, how-
ever, are necessarily limited. Write or wire immediately for full
details, or better still, visit our sales room and office situated in the heart
of New York City, which you are invited to use as your headquarters.
United Piano Corporation
J. H. Williams, President
J. H. Shale, Treasurer
20 West 45th Street, New York City
Controlling
A. B. Chase Piano Co., Inc. — Emerson Piano Co. — Lindeman & Sons Piano Co.
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