Music Trade Review
Issue: 1930 Vol. 89 N. 6 - Page 5
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The Music Trade Review
JUNE, 1930
Established 1853 in the U. S. A.
The Mehlin Franchise Today is the Most
Valuable Asset a Merchant Can Possess
READ THIS AND CONVINCE YOURSELF
ALWAYS A LEADER
In Advanced Scientific Construction of Its Product and Its Ability to Adjust
Itself to Conditions Required by the Reorganization of Our Industry
THE OLD HOUSE OF
PAUL G. MEHLIN & SONS
WILL CONFINE ITSELF TO THE MANUFACTURE OF TWO PIANOS
An
Inverted Grand Upright
and a
Viola Grand
Style A
Style A Viola Grand
5 feet 1 inch long
Style 3 Inverted Grand
3 feet 8 inches high
Offered to the trade on a strictly cash or
four months' trade acceptance basis only
The individuality and superla-
tive quality of Mehlin Pianos will
be strictly adhered to and they
will contain the
The advantages of this policy
to the leading merchants of
the industry requires no com-
ment.
PATENTED FREE VIBRATING SOUNDING BOARD
AND THE NEWLY
PATENTED SUSPENSION RIB CONSTRUCTION
After four consecutive generations (over 324 years) in which the Mehlin family were directly connected with the musical
arts and piano manufacturing of Europe, Paul G. Mehlin established himself in New York City, 1853. During these 76
years he, his sons, and his grandsons have faithfully adhered to the family motto "Festina Lente" (created in Rome before
1408) and the old house of Paul G. Mehlin Sons is today under the same direct management and ownership of the original
family. Mehlin Pianos hold an enviable reputation in the industry today for superior workmanship, tone quality, durability
and advanced scientific construction. Twenty-nine U. S. and foreign patents for piano construction alone, have been granted
to them. The last two on March 12, 1929-
Write us for full particulars
PAUL a MEHLIN .& SONS
CHAS. MEHLIN, Pres. & Treas.
PAUL G. MEHLIN, Vke-Pres. & Secy.
Executive Offices—West New York, New Jersey
Showrooms—509 Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street, New York City
Factories—849 to 863 East 141st Street, New York City
The Music Trade Review
JUNE, 1930
Established 1853 in the U. S. A.
The Mehlin Franchise Today is the Most
Valuable Asset a Merchant Can Possess
READ THIS AND CONVINCE YOURSELF
ALWAYS A LEADER
In Advanced Scientific Construction of Its Product and Its Ability to Adjust
Itself to Conditions Required by the Reorganization of Our Industry
THE OLD HOUSE OF
PAUL G. MEHLIN & SONS
WILL CONFINE ITSELF TO THE MANUFACTURE OF TWO PIANOS
An
Inverted Grand Upright
and a
Viola Grand
Style A
Style A Viola Grand
5 feet 1 inch long
Style 3 Inverted Grand
3 feet 8 inches high
Offered to the trade on a strictly cash or
four months' trade acceptance basis only
The individuality and superla-
tive quality of Mehlin Pianos will
be strictly adhered to and they
will contain the
The advantages of this policy
to the leading merchants of
the industry requires no com-
ment.
PATENTED FREE VIBRATING SOUNDING BOARD
AND THE NEWLY
PATENTED SUSPENSION RIB CONSTRUCTION
After four consecutive generations (over 324 years) in which the Mehlin family were directly connected with the musical
arts and piano manufacturing of Europe, Paul G. Mehlin established himself in New York City, 1853. During these 76
years he, his sons, and his grandsons have faithfully adhered to the family motto "Festina Lente" (created in Rome before
1408) and the old house of Paul G. Mehlin Sons is today under the same direct management and ownership of the original
family. Mehlin Pianos hold an enviable reputation in the industry today for superior workmanship, tone quality, durability
and advanced scientific construction. Twenty-nine U. S. and foreign patents for piano construction alone, have been granted
to them. The last two on March 12, 1929-
Write us for full particulars
PAUL a MEHLIN .& SONS
CHAS. MEHLIN, Pres. & Treas.
PAUL G. MEHLIN, Vke-Pres. & Secy.
Executive Offices—West New York, New Jersey
Showrooms—509 Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street, New York City
Factories—849 to 863 East 141st Street, New York City
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