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This horn is 16 inches and I do not think it is a home-made horn. I would appreciate it if someone could help me identify this horn.
I have never seen a rolled indent before. A little different.
Thank you in advance,
Blain
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Re: Another Unknown Horn
Love me like the front section of a funnel and the rear section of a phonograph horn that were mated together.
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Re: Another Unknown Horn
It seems strange to have a hanger-on such a short horn so it must have gone on something small. I saw one similar to that but not with the roll. It could b European. It would be nice to set a string on horn identification or someone write an article. Tom
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Re: Another Unknown Horn
An article on horns from various companies appeared in the December 2012 issue of The Antique Phonograph. There are also extensive chapters on horns in Antique Phonograph Gadgets, Gizmos, and Gimmicks, as well as Antique Phonograph Accessories & Contraptions.tomb wrote: It would be nice to set a string on horn identification or someone write an article. Tom
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