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Herald Steel Farm Living History Display.

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I do about 4 of these events around my area a year. This one is at the private Herald Steel farm museum near Dover IL. I molded blanks, trimmed and shaved some blanks that had sat from a month previous. I actually molded about a dozen at the living history display and recorded an Uncle Josh cylinder. The hat is an original straw boater.
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It looks like you have fun doing what you love.
Keep up the good works.

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Nifty! It's things like this that will keep our hobby alive.

By the way, that looks like one heck of a brass horn. How long is it?

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It is 5' long. It has an unusual step seam, it has 2 cones soldered together. I got it at the New Jersey show about 2003 or so, I wonder if it could not have been a recording studio horn for recording brass bands, they used a similar horn, and it does work great for recording bands.
FloridaClay wrote:Nifty! It's things like this that will keep our hobby alive.

By the way, that looks like one heck of a brass horn. How long is it?

Clay

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Shawn you are truly the Edison of 2014. May you continue to experiment and perfect the art of cylinder production and promote the hobby in such a unique way.

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