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blizz
PS machinist are the most underrated and under appreciated profession in the world in my opinion... easily worth their weight in gold
Columbia Nickel Coin-op Horn?
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fmblizz
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Re: Columbia Nickel Coin-op Horn?
nice... if that was a guess on your part you nailed it,,, you should head to the casino
blizz
PS machinist are the most underrated and under appreciated profession in the world in my opinion... easily worth their weight in gold
blizz
PS machinist are the most underrated and under appreciated profession in the world in my opinion... easily worth their weight in gold
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5Orient5
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Re: Columbia Nickel Coin-op Horn?
Blizz,
The accuracy of my measurements is due entirely to the fine quality of the images in The Antique Phonograph.
I'll be sure to mention the part about the gold to my wife...
Orient
The accuracy of my measurements is due entirely to the fine quality of the images in The Antique Phonograph.
I'll be sure to mention the part about the gold to my wife...
Orient
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fmblizz
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ColoradoPhonograf
- Victor II
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Re: Columbia Nickel Coin-op Horn?
It really appears to be a Coin op horn. I have a Columbia BS that came with the original nickeled brass similar horn. Yes, the horn does slide over the elbow. I just measured mine and the horn is 12 ⅝" in length and 7" diameter. I measured the small end with calipers, the i.d measures .745" and that inner sleeve is .750" in length.
Good luck with your project, it is worthy.
D.Edwards
Good luck with your project, it is worthy.
D.Edwards