Froess Bros Piano Ad Promises Low Costs and Honest Deals
An advertisement from Froess Bros promotes selling pianos without high commissions. It claims to buy directly from manufacturers, offer fixed profits, and pass savings to customers. The copy attacks traditional canvasser salesmanship and touts a long-standing, reliable presence in western Pennsylvania.
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Froess Bros
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You Save 10 Percent On Instrument Value Deal
A promotional note promises a 10 percent saving on the instrument and its value, suggesting accessibility of germs within reach of the buyer in a stated reason.
Piano offered with boosted commission and extra fee
Froess Bros. advertises a piano priced at 490 to 550.45 dollars. It offers a 10 percent commission plus an extra five dollars for “good measure,” touting Froess Bros. reputation for fair dealing to lure customers.
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