Presto

PRESTO-TIMES
June-July, 1937
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. . . the preeminent artistic and social acceptance of the Baldwin Piano is strik-
ing recognition of the esteem in which today's Baldwin is held by the music loving
public. • The glorious tone that entranced artists a generation ago is, in today s
Baldwin, even more marvelous; the action even more responsive to hand and mood.
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ACROSONIC • HAMILTON" .^HOWARD • MONARCH
f See the startling New Acrosonia—'just 35 V2 inches high, at The Baldwin )
£ Display Rooms, 520 and 521, Hotel New Yorker during the Convention J
THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY, Cincinnati
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