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As for the 100 brass bells ordered in 1904 from the Hill Brass Company, I'm at a loss. I'd sure like to see that attached blueprint!
(You don't suppose they were BELLS...as in ring-a-ding-ding bells, do you?
)George P.
Differences Between Edison And Columbia 10" Conical Horns
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Re: Differences Between Edison And Columbia 10" Conical Hor
Edison's outsourcing of horns included the 1907 and onward line of morning glory horns and metal Cygnet horns.
As for the 100 brass bells ordered in 1904 from the Hill Brass Company, I'm at a loss. I'd sure like to see that attached blueprint!
(You don't suppose they were BELLS...as in ring-a-ding-ding bells, do you? )
George P.
As for the 100 brass bells ordered in 1904 from the Hill Brass Company, I'm at a loss. I'd sure like to see that attached blueprint!
(You don't suppose they were BELLS...as in ring-a-ding-ding bells, do you?
)George P.
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Re: Differences Between Edison And Columbia 10" Conical Hor
Unfortunately George, the blueprint did not come with the pictured requisition form which I have had for many years. As for the "bells", we may never know if they were for horns, doors, church steeples or...
Thanks for your response. The mystery continues. Bob
Thanks for your response. The mystery continues. Bob