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But to lose a bracket means physically unbolting the thing.One thing I will say is that the painted horn on the Craneophone does match the oak case very well.......
Craneophone
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An Balores
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Re: Craneophone
Oh dear, that seems beyond careless! Having said that, I do have a Columbia Graphophone late AT model which is missing the horn and the lid to the case. Found that one by chance in pieces for £35 but never have found a horn for the poor old thing But to lose a bracket means physically unbolting the thing.
One thing I will say is that the painted horn on the Craneophone does match the oak case very well.......
But to lose a bracket means physically unbolting the thing.One thing I will say is that the painted horn on the Craneophone does match the oak case very well.......
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JerryVan
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Re: Craneophone
Yes, it's a beautiful horn!An Balores wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 4:22 am
One thing I will say is that the painted horn on the Craneophone does match the oak case very well.......