Any ideas about this small paper horn?
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- Victor II
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Any ideas about this small paper horn?
Here is another odd horn. It's paper machet ( seems to me anyway) painted feux wood on the outside. It measures 19.5 long and 8.25 at the opening. It does not have a hanger ring, and has considerable weight when compared to a 14 inch witches hat horn. I thought maybe cut down from a big paper horn, but look at those petals. Way too clean and the valleys are rounded, cannot do that with scissors etc. It's too heavy to sit on a reproducer unsupported. The end seems maybe to be missing a piece, you can see what looks like small pin holes. Any ideas?
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- Victor II
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Re: Any ideas about this small paper horn?
No one has any ideas?
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Re: Any ideas about this small paper horn?
I have never seen anything like it.
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Re: Any ideas about this small paper horn?
I'm not saying this is it, but look at page 71.
(Other phonograph pages are interesting too.)
https://www.google.com/books/edition/Th ... phonograph James.
(Other phonograph pages are interesting too.)
https://www.google.com/books/edition/Th ... phonograph James.