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FloridaClay
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reproduction horns and cranes

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Has anybody tried the reproduction horns and cranes from Wyatt's Musical Americana and, if so, what is you impression of them?

http://www.wyattsmusical.com/

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Re: reproduction horns and cranes

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Hello Clay,
Three years ago I purchase two horns from Wyatts and was very pleased with the quality. One was a two piece Fireside horn and the other was a 10 panel cygnet horn. I paid the extra to have them both custom painted, striped and decaled. They did a great job!
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I've bought 3 cranes from Ron Sitko over the years and am very happy with them.

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phonojim wrote:I've bought 3 cranes from Ron Sitko over the years and am very happy with them.

Jim
I have one of Ron's too and it's very well made.
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Re: reproduction horns and cranes

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Anyone have contact info or website for Ron Sitko?

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NEFaurora wrote:Anyone have contact info or website for Ron Sitko?

Thanks,

Tony K.
try using the forum's search function.
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NEFaurora wrote:Anyone have contact info or website for Ron Sitko?

Thanks,

Tony K.
A Google search turned up 56 Church Hill Road, Waterford MY 12188, 518-371-8549, but haven't found a website.

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Ron doesn't have a website, you have to do things the old fashioned way and give him a call, he's a great guy.

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Purchased a 10 panel cygnet from Wyatts several years ago (painted). Beautiful repro.
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Thanks all for the feedback/suggestions.

Clay
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