Music Trade Review
Issue: 1928 Vol. 87 N. 7 - Page 6
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The Music Trade Review
AUGUST 18, 1928
Grand Piano
Qnh)4-Feet,7 Inches Long
Modern and
William and Mary
Queen Anne
Sheraton
Period Designs
Nationally Priced
and up
P.O.B. CINCINNATI
Only Baldwin could build a Cjrandlike this
For the first time in the history of fine piano making, a small grand, of finest tone quality—
full, round and enduringly satisfactory—is offered in a case only four feet, seven inches in
length. It is designed to fit perfectly in the modern living room or small apartment. It will
delight and satisfy even the professional musician.
The Howard Grand establishes, from this time on,
a new quality standard for pianos in small case
design. And most amazing of all, the Howard
Grand is nationally priced at from $685 f. o. b.
Cincinnati.
to command the best of materials, facilities and
craftsmanship. Continuous supervision by the
same acoustic engineers who have made the Bald-
win America's foremost piano. A nationwide dis-
tribution to permit quantity production.
A totally new scale and new principles of small
piano making have been perfected. Resonant in
the bass, brilliant in the treble, perfect evenness
throughout—the vibrant singing tones are a de-
light to all who touch the keyboard. The How-
ard Grand meets every requirement of critical
musical taste.
Four years were required to produce this greatest
of all small Grand Pianos. Unlimited resources
Cased in standard design or in the latest art de-
signs in Mahogany and Walnut, conforming to
recognized standards of Period requirements.
The Howard Grand is entirely new—built upon
new principles. It will be the piano of your choice,
because of the high technical qualities of its work-
manship, the care in the selection of materials and
the proper correlation of every element and every
part in its construction. A perfect musical in-
strument to meet modern needs.
*•
Inquire at the nearest city regarding open territory
THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
DENVER
NEW YORK
DALLAS
INDIANAPOLIS
SAN FRANCISCO
The Music Trade Review
AUGUST 18, 1928
Grand Piano
Qnh)4-Feet,7 Inches Long
Modern and
William and Mary
Queen Anne
Sheraton
Period Designs
Nationally Priced
and up
P.O.B. CINCINNATI
Only Baldwin could build a Cjrandlike this
For the first time in the history of fine piano making, a small grand, of finest tone quality—
full, round and enduringly satisfactory—is offered in a case only four feet, seven inches in
length. It is designed to fit perfectly in the modern living room or small apartment. It will
delight and satisfy even the professional musician.
The Howard Grand establishes, from this time on,
a new quality standard for pianos in small case
design. And most amazing of all, the Howard
Grand is nationally priced at from $685 f. o. b.
Cincinnati.
to command the best of materials, facilities and
craftsmanship. Continuous supervision by the
same acoustic engineers who have made the Bald-
win America's foremost piano. A nationwide dis-
tribution to permit quantity production.
A totally new scale and new principles of small
piano making have been perfected. Resonant in
the bass, brilliant in the treble, perfect evenness
throughout—the vibrant singing tones are a de-
light to all who touch the keyboard. The How-
ard Grand meets every requirement of critical
musical taste.
Four years were required to produce this greatest
of all small Grand Pianos. Unlimited resources
Cased in standard design or in the latest art de-
signs in Mahogany and Walnut, conforming to
recognized standards of Period requirements.
The Howard Grand is entirely new—built upon
new principles. It will be the piano of your choice,
because of the high technical qualities of its work-
manship, the care in the selection of materials and
the proper correlation of every element and every
part in its construction. A perfect musical in-
strument to meet modern needs.
*•
Inquire at the nearest city regarding open territory
THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
DENVER
NEW YORK
DALLAS
INDIANAPOLIS
SAN FRANCISCO
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