Music Trade Review

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PRE-CONVENTION NUMBER
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MUJIC TIRADE
MAY 26, 1928
The First Showing
E NEW YOKK
L1C LIBRARY
of the New
Welte Straight Grand
and the
Original Welte-Mignon
Reproducing Grand
Hotel Commodore, June 4-11
Room 1710-1712.4714
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ND1V1DUAL tone, and a quality that appeals with compelling force to those who
select a piano because of an appreciation and preference of tonal beauty.
To build pianos as fine furniture, to give them the decorative appeal and supplement
their musical worth with furniture-craftsmanship, has been our achievement.
Original Welte-Mignon Reproducing Grand Pianos
With Reproducing Action Invisibly Installed
The pianos and mechanism built as one—a perfectly co-
ordinated unit.
The original and exclusive Welte-Mignon mechanism in-
visibly installed.
Standard width and depth of case.
Music Roll Chamber "over the keys."
Improved "Fall board" which entirely covers music record
chamber when piano is played manually.
Mechanism plays directly on piano action (Patented).
Piano keys may be locked when music record is playing.
Absolutely standard length and balance of piano keys.
No drawer—assuring complete freedom in operating
pedals when playing manually.
Pianos are backed by a name known in every country in
the world.
A guarantee of quality and service.
The ideals of an institution one hundred years old.
The very finest material that it is possible to buy used
throughout yet at a lesser price than other makes of high
grade pianos.
See for yourself at the Convention the pianos we are now
producing and hear our proposition or write to
Welte-Mignon Corporation
William C. Heaton, Wholesale Sales Manager, Piano Division
665 Fifth Avenue
New York City