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PREVIEW
STARR REPRODUCER
Mahogany
Height 3 feet, 3yi inches; Width 4 feet,
9 inches; Depth 4 feet, 10 inches
Automatic tracking, sustaining and re-
peat devices, silent travel forward,
lever expression control, button loud
pedal, brass hardware, roller-bearing:
drawer or spool box.
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A Real Opportunity
in Reproducer Merchandising
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OR years there has been an ever-increasing demand for such an instru-
ment as the Starr Reproducer Style 38-A. Every alert piano dealer
fully realizes this fact. That demand is for the instrument that brings to
the home the faithful performance of the type of music most individually
appealing, free from annoyance of mechanical trouble, with a pure, rich
tone and in a case of artistic contour, yet—at a price commensurate with
the means of the average music lover.
To those who have seen the Starr comes the realization that this broad demand
is met in this superb exemplification of the true piano maker's art.
Evolved from a correct basic design it is a reproducing masterpiece embodying
the latest and certainly the best improvements in the reproducing field.
The careful buyer, fully cognizant of what he wants and knowing what is most
practical to get in an instrument of this type, will be immediately impressed with the
Starr because its many outstanding features and inherent characteristics impart definite
assurance of superior worth and merit.
To the dealer who is genuinely interested in looking to the future with the aim
of building a solid, dependable business among the discerning buyers of his community
we welcome an opportunity of sending details concerning this latest model of Starr
design.
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THE STARR PIANO COMPANY
Established 1872
Factories: RICHMOND, INDIANA
Branches in: Birmingham, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Detroit, Indianapolis,
Kansas City, Los Angeles, Nashville, New York, Portland, San Francisco