Music Trade Review

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The Music Trade Review
APRIL 7, 1928
MILTON
presents
Four New Period Qrands
Pianos no longer sell because of musical qualities alone.
Apparent in every modern home, in pianos as in furniture,
is a renaissance of the Period Model vogue.
Especially is this true of grand pianos. A very decided
trend sanctions the Period Grand as the accepted piano-
forte of tO'day.
Louis XV
Sensing this appeal, the Milton Piano Company announces
several exquisite new grands in authentic period designs—
instruments incorporating the famous Milton quality and
developed in the beautiful case work, characteristic of
the Louis XV, Louis XVI, William and Mary and Adam
periods.
Far-sighted piano dealers are invited to write for photo'
graphs and detailed information about these latest addi'
tions to the Milton line of "Distinguished Instruments."
Each is
"A
Distinguished
Instrument"
GEORGE W- ALLEN, President
632 West 51st Street, New York City