Presto
Issue: 1935 2275 - Page 6
PRESTO-TIMES
THE
NAME
DF
THE MAKER
15
March-April, 1935
THE N
Y
OU will always find the Gulbransen
piano under the name' l G ulbran sen''
for that is the nameof themakersand
a reflection of their ideals, and you
will only find it in the stores of
dealers who, by the reputation
they enjoy, the high class man-
ner in which they conduct their
business and the stability of their
financial standing, give evi-
dence that not only do they join
with Gulbransen Company in
the seeking of their ideals, but
that they possess that type of
substantiality which makes it pos-
sible to serve the best interests of
their customers.
WALNUT
HE dramatic story of the Gulbransen piano from
J_ the beginning of the Gulbransen Company to the
present day is well reflected in this fine Sherborough
Super-Scale Model Grand piano which we take
pleasure in presenting to you.
Gulbransen began 28 years ago with a long back-
ground of experience in musical instrument manu-
facture; and the earnest and sincere desire that every
home however modest might enjoy the happiness, the
culture and the advantages of fine piano ownership.
And so on throughout the years that thought has been
unswervingly held to; every facility, every scientific
step forward in the progress of piano making; every
practical economy in making and selling has been
employed to the end that the Gulbransen might
become, as it is now, a piano of outstanding charac-
ter, appearance and musical excellence.
Look for the Gulbransen name on the fall-board;
look for the Gulbransen name on the plate.
Its presence there is emblematic of quality
and your assurance of outstanding satisfaction.
MAHOGANY
Specifications
Length 4 ft. 6% in.
All the fine piano features instinctively sought; extraordinary
value; super-scale construction; glorious tone; well figured
woods; genuine Duco finish, hand rubbed to a degree of
exceptional beauty; ivory keys; real wool felt hammers . . .
and that type of satisfaction always associated with the pos-
session of something of distinguished merit and reputation.
GULBRRN5EN CDMPHNY
BIE N. KEDZIE PVE.
CHICRGD
•
Attend the National Association of Music Merchants Co nvention, Stevens Hotel, Chicago, July 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 1935—
Gulbransen Exhibition, Room 509-A.
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All Rights Reserved. Digitized from the archives of the MBSI with support from NAMM - The International Music Products Association (www.namm.org).
Additional enhancement, optimization, and distribution by the International Arcade Museum. An extensive collection of Presto can be found online at http://www.arcade-museum.com/library/
THE
NAME
DF
THE MAKER
15
March-April, 1935
THE N
Y
OU will always find the Gulbransen
piano under the name' l G ulbran sen''
for that is the nameof themakersand
a reflection of their ideals, and you
will only find it in the stores of
dealers who, by the reputation
they enjoy, the high class man-
ner in which they conduct their
business and the stability of their
financial standing, give evi-
dence that not only do they join
with Gulbransen Company in
the seeking of their ideals, but
that they possess that type of
substantiality which makes it pos-
sible to serve the best interests of
their customers.
WALNUT
HE dramatic story of the Gulbransen piano from
J_ the beginning of the Gulbransen Company to the
present day is well reflected in this fine Sherborough
Super-Scale Model Grand piano which we take
pleasure in presenting to you.
Gulbransen began 28 years ago with a long back-
ground of experience in musical instrument manu-
facture; and the earnest and sincere desire that every
home however modest might enjoy the happiness, the
culture and the advantages of fine piano ownership.
And so on throughout the years that thought has been
unswervingly held to; every facility, every scientific
step forward in the progress of piano making; every
practical economy in making and selling has been
employed to the end that the Gulbransen might
become, as it is now, a piano of outstanding charac-
ter, appearance and musical excellence.
Look for the Gulbransen name on the fall-board;
look for the Gulbransen name on the plate.
Its presence there is emblematic of quality
and your assurance of outstanding satisfaction.
MAHOGANY
Specifications
Length 4 ft. 6% in.
All the fine piano features instinctively sought; extraordinary
value; super-scale construction; glorious tone; well figured
woods; genuine Duco finish, hand rubbed to a degree of
exceptional beauty; ivory keys; real wool felt hammers . . .
and that type of satisfaction always associated with the pos-
session of something of distinguished merit and reputation.
GULBRRN5EN CDMPHNY
BIE N. KEDZIE PVE.
CHICRGD
•
Attend the National Association of Music Merchants Co nvention, Stevens Hotel, Chicago, July 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 1935—
Gulbransen Exhibition, Room 509-A.
Enhanced content © 2008-2009 and presented by MBSI - The Musical Box Society International (www.mbsi.org) and the International Arcade Museum (www.arcade-museum.com).
All Rights Reserved. Digitized from the archives of the MBSI with support from NAMM - The International Music Products Association (www.namm.org).
Additional enhancement, optimization, and distribution by the International Arcade Museum. An extensive collection of Presto can be found online at http://www.arcade-museum.com/library/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).