Presto

January 22, 1927.
PRESTO-TIMES
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The ingenious improved "New York
fallboard which entirely covers the
spool box and completes the ap-
pearance of a regular grand piano.
Absolute standard length of key;
offering in all an exquisite normal
grand piano for manual playing.
Measure for measure the width and
shape is exactly the same as a regu-
lar straight grand piano, the entire
mechanism being ingeniously and in-
visibly installed.
ue to the ex-
tacking direct
t: perfect in-
g, fewer oper-
ity, flexibility
•formance.
'over the
it, accesst-
range of
ord rolls.
The absence of the drawer under the
keybed permits complete freedom in
operating the pedals, and otters a per-
fect grand piano for manual playing.
As no side curtains are needed, the beau-
tiful lines of the straight grand case are
retained which make it possible to
place this instrument in any position
in the room with charming effect.
its artistic supremacy
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