Very Early GEM Horn question
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Re: Very Early GEM Horn question
Here is another picture of the horn taken with a real camera, not my phone. It is a brass bell and to my eye looks like the horn shown in the cuts supplied by Wayne and Brian. John
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Re: Very Early GEM Horn question
I guess I'm the only one who cares about that formed end!
Thanks for the followup photo. That first image made the bell look like nickel. It doesn't change my opinion, but it's nice to know anyway.
George P.
Thanks for the followup photo. That first image made the bell look like nickel. It doesn't change my opinion, but it's nice to know anyway.
George P.
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Re: Very Early GEM Horn question
This funnel horn is 12 inches long and has an opening of ¾". Although it looks to be very old, it was for a child's toy which was later than the 1920s.
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