Horn ID help...

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browncow
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Horn ID help...

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Today while out and about, I saw a horn with an unusual mount on it. It was a red paneled horn, much like the type and size that you would find on a Standard Talking Machine, except that it reduced all the way down as if it were for a cylinder player. Also, the only way that it could attach to the machine was by means of a butterfly-shaped bracket that attached to the horn by a single bolt through a single panel of the horn.

Does anyone know what I am talking about? I wish I had snapped a picture!

browncow :cow:

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Your horn is for a Busy Bee front mount phonograph. Google Busy Bee front mount and you will see it.

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Thanks! That's the one. Do they have any significant value?

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No significant value. They are pretty common but usually faded and have circular scratch marks on them where the butterfly mount was accidentally rotated around on the horn.

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