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THE RUDLOPH WURLITZER CO., CINCINNATI, 0.
Perfection Band Instruments—Grade A
Short Model, Superb Action, Complete with Music Rack and Mouthpiece
We here call your attention to an excellent grade (Perfection.) In this particular grade there has been nothing overlooked in
quality, material, tone, register, exactness in workmanship, price considered. We recommend these instruments very highly in all respects,
and every band that purchases them is always more than pleased. We are in receipt of voluntary testimonials daily, speaking of
the Perfection in most] glowing terms. There can be no mistake made in buying the Perfection. No money invested on engraving or
ornamentation—every dollar is put into material and high-class workmanship. Note the braces and re-inforcements at every joint.
TKB RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co., Cincinnati.
Gentlemen'—This is to inform you that the "perfection
Concert Horn," which I ordered from your house,
arrived here very promptly. Upon examination, and by
test, 1 found it just as you represented it. Oiir bandmaster
believes it to be far superior in tone than any
Eb Alto he has ever heard. For an all around horn it
can't be beat. Thanking you for your prompt attention,
1 am yours truly,
STEWART W. DYER.
THE RUDOLTH WURLITZER CO., Cincinnati.
Gentlemen-—The Perfection instruments came in good
order and cave good satisfaction, in fact are better in
every way than we expected for the money. Any further
orders we have to give in the future will go to you.
Very trnly,
E. W. PORTER, Manager.
October 23 1908.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co., Cincinnati.
Dear Sir—I wrote to you before I knew wnat that
cornet was. I took it to some of the best cornet players
in each county, and they said it was all ri^ht. 1 have
found it to be perfect in high and low pitch; I have
found it to be satisfactory in every way. 1 have played
a cornet for two years. I would not play any other
cornet but the Wurlitzer. I am going to play in an
orchestra this winter, and 1 want to get your free sample
of Orchestra Music. Yours truly,
WILLIAM W. JAMES.
Perfection Bb Comet
No. B 11800. Grade B. Double Water Key. Bb and A Shanks.
B 11800—1 Brass, highly polished $31.25
B 11800—2 Nickel-plated, highly polished 33.50
B 11800—3 Silver-plated, satin finish 42.25
B 11800—4 Silver-plated, burnished -••• 46.75
B 11800 S Silver-plated, burnished, gold bell and trimmings.... 53.25
Pefectlon C Comet
No. B 11803. Grade B. Bb and A Shanks or Crooks.
B 11803—1 Brass, highly polished $25.75
B 11803—2 Niclcel-plated, highly polished 28.00
B 11803—3 Silver-plated, satin finish 36.75
B 11803—4 Silver-plated, burnished 41.25
B 11803 S Silver-plated, burnished, gold bell and trimmings 47.75
A HIGH-GRADE INSTRUMENT AT A NOMINAL PRICE.
READ AND PROFIT—A FEW UNSOUCITED TESTIMONIALS.
June 19, 1907.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO., Cincinnati.
Sir—I have received the instruments and are accepted
by the band to be all right. They think they are fine,
and are very much pleased with them. Will ship the
old instruments in a few days.
PROF. H. B. LOYS, M. D.
THE RUDOLPH Wt/BLiTZER Co., Cincinnati.
Gentlemen—The Eb alto ordered from you came safely
to hand to-day. After examining the finish and workmanhsip
and also the tone, we found it to be very
satisfactory and to fullill all expectations.
Yours respectfully,
E. W. TARRANT.
February 16, 1907.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO., Cincinnati.
Dear Sirs—^The cornet came last week. I am well
satisfied with same. It is "all that 1 expect, and then
some." Very truly,
F. BAILEY.
Early, la., March 81, 1906.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO., Cincinnati.
Dear Sirs—I received cornet, and I am highly pleased
with it. I am also pleased with the generous allowance
you gave me for my old cornet.
Yours truly,
GEORGE HOLDRIDGE.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co., Cincinnati.
I received the trombone. 1 am very much pleased
with it. It has a fine singing tone—I like to hear an
instrument sing. In my twenty years' experience in
band instruments counts a little. I have owned a_ "B"
slide trombone, but yours, costing less than half, is its
superior in tonal quality; and later on I shall go higher
and get one of your highest grade valve trombones.
Count on me for it. F. W. ROWLAND.
December 7, 1908.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co., Cincinnati.
The E-sharp bass I received of you through L. W.
Felder, of Fulton, has been giving the very highest of
satisfaction. I have used it some for solo playing, with
piano accompaniment, and find it true in tone and of
very good volume for band playing. Shall look to yon
for future needs. Yours very truly,
J. H. DAWALD.
O'Wingsville Ky., November 5, 1905.
THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO., Cincinnati.
Dear Friends—Our instruments reached us Saturday,
and we met Saturday ni^t. I gave them all a trial.
They are all up-to-date. They are just what I ordered.
We thank you so much for your terms you have given
us and_ your fair dealing. The instruments are just what
you said they were, and every man in the band is well
satisfied and would not tal'e twice what they gave for
them. Everything is all rirht.
Yours truly,
J. A. CARMICHAEL.
Perfection Eb Comet
No. B 11797. Qrade B.
B 11797—I Brass, highly polished $22.00
B 11797—2 Nickel-plated, highly polished 24.00
B 11797—3 Silver-plated, satin finish 33.00
B 11797—-4 Silver-plated, burnished 37.50
B 11797—S Silver-plated, burnished, gold bell and trimmings 44.00
Perfection Bb Comet
No. B 11798. Grade B. Bb and A Shanks.
B 11798—1 Brass, highly polished $24.25
B 11798—2 Nickel-plated, highly polished 26.SO
B 11798—3 Silver-plated, satin finish 3S.2S
B 11798—* Silver-plated, burnished 39.50
B 11798—S Silver-plated, burnished, gold bell and trimmings 46.00
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ANY OF THE ABOVE INSTRUMENTS FURNISHED IN HIGH OR LOW PITCH.
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