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Gouges you on shipping. Also, look at the feedback.
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Other than the fact that he has absolutely no idea what he is selling? Actually, who is the more ignorant? The seller or the person who applied the decal?

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Incorrect and upside down decal.(poorly applied)

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Phonofreak wrote:Gouges you on shipping. Also, look at the feedback.
Harvey Kravitz
I don't know this seller, but for over 21,000 feedbacks I only see a few negatives on some very inexpensive items.

As for "gouging" on shipping, really? Take off 15% for eBay and PayPal fees, and assuming he is not dumpster-diving for free, used & dirty packing materials, that leaves about $75 - $85 for shipping an oversize package anywhere in the U.S. And the fees are disclosed up front, so they can be factored into any bid. Properly packed and double-boxed I think the fee is quite fair. It's eBay and PayPal that are doing the gouging.

I recently gave away a number of these horns to another dealer rather than face the dilemma of these economics.

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What's a "GYGNET Phonograph Phone"?

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All very interesting. How many of us grew up automatically knowing all of this stuff?

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Must be the very rare STRAIGHT version of the cygnet horn.

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JerryVan wrote:All very interesting. How many of us grew up automatically knowing all of this stuff?
Well, I could have spotted the problems with that horn before I was ten... ;)

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You will be paying approx.. $180.00 for the horn and you will have to refinish it with a new decal or about $200.00 invested. What other horns can you buy , in good shape, for that cost.??? I would shop around. People sometime go overboard on something they do not know too much about and ruin it. Tom B

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