Music Trade Review
Issue: 1926 Vol. 82 N. 17 - Page 8
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The Music Trade Review
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Addressed Especially
to Dealers in Progress
as Well as Pianos
HE ever increasing keenness of competi-
tion is an excuse for failure, a challenge
for success.
In these days of sham and show and shallowness
it is indeed gratifying for dealers who trade in
progress as well as pianos to know that in the Behr
Bros. & Co. line of instruments they may find
modern features, styles and treatments tempered
by nearly a half century of successful crafts-
manship.
That Behr Bros. & Co. pianos enjoy such an en-
thusiastic reception in thousands of American
homes is but one reason why dealers value so
highly the selling-franchise of these famous
instruments.
BEHR BROTHERS & CO., Inc.
635 West 50th Street
New York City
APRIL 24, 1926
The Music Trade Review
a fflmmmrHrnfwrnmfnmrnrnrirrf n mm
Addressed Especially
to Dealers in Progress
as Well as Pianos
HE ever increasing keenness of competi-
tion is an excuse for failure, a challenge
for success.
In these days of sham and show and shallowness
it is indeed gratifying for dealers who trade in
progress as well as pianos to know that in the Behr
Bros. & Co. line of instruments they may find
modern features, styles and treatments tempered
by nearly a half century of successful crafts-
manship.
That Behr Bros. & Co. pianos enjoy such an en-
thusiastic reception in thousands of American
homes is but one reason why dealers value so
highly the selling-franchise of these famous
instruments.
BEHR BROTHERS & CO., Inc.
635 West 50th Street
New York City
APRIL 24, 1926
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