Music Trade Review

6
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
DECF. M Il ER
8, 1923
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.ffiastln & ~amlill
A ~ASTERPIECE
There are some productions of
genius of such distinctive quality
that they are separated from all
others and classed as masterpieces.
In a true sense the Mason & Hamlin
Piano is a masterpiece - a masterpiece
in its tonal quality and furthermore in
its exquisite workmanship.
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As a result of its unique system of
construction, developed in 1900, it has
set a new standard of piano tone and
durability and is pronounced the most
beautiful piano the world has ever
known.
It is presented to the public-not in
price competition with any other, which
its cost and quality preclude, but as a
work of art to be judged solely on its
merit. In the words of its maker's trade­
mark inscription:
"Palmam Qui Meruit Ferat"
MASON & HAMLIN CO.
BOSTON
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