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Thanks for the information, i will try to take the paint off just the screw part of the horn, I had no idea they were so
rare. I will have to treat it carefully, maybe the repaint is a good thing kinda holding
it together! I will take a pic of the reproducer as I don't know the difference between
the two styles. It came with an extra reproducer. Also where is the fiber gear ? I cant find it
Terry

tcmeeno wrote: Also where is the fiber gear ? I cant find it
Terry

That's the gear on the spindle that engages with the governor.

Bill

The reproducer shell with the Columbia 1906 markings is the correct one.
Harvey Kravitz

Excellent ,Thanks Harvey. I cleaned off the paint on the metal on this cloth horn.
I discovered a stamping, saying "FOLDING PHONOGRAPHIC HORN COMPANY" New York. Is this
the same as the Munson Horn??

tcmeeno wrote: I discovered a stamping, saying "FOLDING PHONOGRAPHIC HORN COMPANY" New York. Is this
the same as the Munson Horn??

Yes.

George P.