What kind of horn is this?
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What kind of horn is this?
Is this a Vic V machine with a columbia reproducer? and what kind of horn is this?http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... ink:top:en
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
That's a lampshade!
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
It looks like it has potential as a nice project as long as whoever buys it is aware of all the issues and mismatched parts.
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
That horn, if I am not mistaken, is authentic. It was some kind of gadget you could buy. Its kind of like a space saver reflex horn?
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
Yes, it IS a horn, there are pics in one of the Fabrizio / Paul books of at least one example.
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
If I win the auction, I'll let you know all about it 

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Re: What kind of horn is this?
I thought it was very interesting. Something just quirky enough to catch my attention. Looks like there will be alot of interest. Will be interesting to see what it goes for.
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
phonogal wrote:I thought it was very interesting. Something just quirky enough to catch my attention. Looks like there will be alot of interest. Will be interesting to see what it goes for.
I'm in the lead now.... he he he

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Re: What kind of horn is this?
Well I see this went for over $2000.00. What kind of horn is this? Did someone on the forum win it? Would like to hear more about it if anyone knows.
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Re: What kind of horn is this?
The horn was an "Echo-Tone," advertised briefly in 1908. The one we showed in Antique Phonograph Accessories & Contraptions was brass.
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