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TONKabinets
—for
sheet
phonograph
music and
records
The genuine Mahogany style illu-
strated is No. 5145 and has a
capacity of about 270 phonograph
records.
benches and cabinets have the rich heritage of over 70 years' experi-
ence in crafting the beautiful, the enduring, the preferred. They are symbols
of your store's good taste, symbols of your own good judgment—a fitting ac-
companiment to the finest instruments you sell.
The more urgent necessities of war have drastically limited the quantity avail-
able, yet that limited quantity still carries on the Tonk tradition of creating the
best that the times permit. After the war, as long before it, Tonk benches and
cabinets will be the kind you can offer most proudly.
M A N U F A C T U R I N G
1935
TONKbenches a r e styled in
tune with the pianos they
accompany.
Illustrated: No. 68J2B. Other
styles are available In limited
quantity
for
replacement
seating and tor use in used
piano selling.
THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, APRIL, 1945
N. ^Magnolia
Avenue
C O M P A N Y
Chicago
1 4 , 111.