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Why Edison Period Cabinets
make the best Gift Phonographs
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era. Toward the end of the 18th
OUR Christmas phonograpn is
Century, every noble dwelling place
going to occupy a permanent
place in your home. It ought to be of England, France and Italy was a
veritable furniture treasure house.
a piece of fine furniture. And it cun
It was the “best period’’ in furniture.
be that.“
Mr. Edison realized that fine music
Mr. Edison’s Designers
and fine furniture belong together.
of furniture have gone back to the
So he had all New Edison Phono­
Golden Age for their Cabinets. They
graphs encased in genuine Period
have adapted this finest furniture to
Cabinets.
yuur home.
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The Golden Age of Furniture •
The finest furniture ever created, now
known as Period Furniture, is a herit­
age of the 16th, 17th and 18th Cen­
turies. Luxurious living was the ideal
of that age. The arts and crafts were
all developed to the utmost.
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The Maater-Graftsmen
of those days developed a grace and
beauty of design in furniture never
equalled, either before, or after that
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Every New Edison
is a Period Model even the lowest
priced model. Period Furniture is
thus placed within the reach of all
phonograph buyers.
Choose among the 17 models. You
may have Chippendale—massive, but
graceful; Jacobean—impressive, yet
reserved; Sheraton —with its delicate
rectangular treatments; and a host of
other models.
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Read, the tributes
paid to Mr. Edison's designers by two
great furniture authorities.
Lady
Randolph Churchill, of England,
says: “Mr. Edison’s designers have
succeeded in putting the character
and feeling of the best periods into
his phonograph cases.”
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Miss Elsie de Wolfe, America’s most
celebrated designer of household in­
teriors, says: “The superior furniture
value of Edison cabinets can scarcely
fail to impress the lover of good fur­
niture.”
Get it thio way—
by our Budget Plan. This plan is the
most convenient way to get a New
Edison for Christmas. You order now.
You pay afterwards, by alloting part
of your pleasure expenditure to the
purchase.
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NEW EDISON PHONO­
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