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Hello!
I want to place a wanted add, but I need some help as to what exactly I’m looking for.
I am looking for an Early Victor 1 with a wood horn. I am looking for the correct small size elbow with a wood horn, isn’t this called a baby victor horn? I definitely don’t want a vic 1 with the horn adapter to use a larger size horn.
I’m not sure if this was even ever made!
Victor Wood Horn Sizes
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columbia1spring
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Re: Victor Wood Horn Sizes
isn’t this called a baby victor horn?I believe that you are looking for a "Baby" Music Master Horn.
Very hard to find, indeed!
Possibly someone on the forum could provide a picture?
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Re: Victor Wood Horn Sizes
"Baby" Music Masters are the same diameter narrow end of the horn as either of the Victor horn options, Speartip or 18" smooth (excluding Schoolhouse which was even bigger.) I believe that Don Gfell produces wood horns that can fit the small version Victor elbow. Call him to verify. John
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