Music Trade Review
Issue: 1946 Vol. 105 N. 3 - Page 2
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Gulbransen presents another new beautiful post-war spinet
piano in a preview of the superb styling you can anticipate
as soon as normal production* is attained. The "Modern
Classique" Spinet . . . a smart, youthful, exciting beauty in the
new Futura Honey Blonde or Harvest Mahogany finish as
well as regular Walnut and Mahogany . . . designed for the
n?w refreshing appointments of post-war homes. It's one
of many to come in Gulbransen's eye-appealing group of
"America's Smartest Piano Fashions". . . richer and more
brilliant in tone through post-war developments.
GULBRANSEN COMPANY
816 North Kedzie Avenue
•
Chicago 51, Illinois
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, MARCH, 1946
GIJLBRA1VSE1V
emew
Gulbransen presents another new beautiful post-war spinet
piano in a preview of the superb styling you can anticipate
as soon as normal production* is attained. The "Modern
Classique" Spinet . . . a smart, youthful, exciting beauty in the
new Futura Honey Blonde or Harvest Mahogany finish as
well as regular Walnut and Mahogany . . . designed for the
n?w refreshing appointments of post-war homes. It's one
of many to come in Gulbransen's eye-appealing group of
"America's Smartest Piano Fashions". . . richer and more
brilliant in tone through post-war developments.
GULBRANSEN COMPANY
816 North Kedzie Avenue
•
Chicago 51, Illinois
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, MARCH, 1946
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