HMV re-entrant horn?

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HMV re-entrant horn?

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It certainly looks HMV. It might have been helpful if the auctioneer had put the dimensions.
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It seems like HMV 157 model horn.

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It is indeed the bifurcated horn from an HMV157. The rear of the full Re-Entrant horn in my HMV193 looks like this :
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These days worth more in scrap metal value than as an original gramophone part! (the 157 horn)

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If i had one of those surplus horns I'd build a gramophone around it. Their sound is very beautiful.
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