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reproduction horns and cranes
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Jerry B.
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Re: reproduction horns and cranes
I'm just curious and it's not a criticism, but it you are buying a reproduction cygnet horn, why wouldn't you want it wood grained instead of the more common black finish? Jerry
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- This horn is just waiting for the perfect machine to mate it with. The horn is original but repainted by Gregg Cline.
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- Mahogany Home with a mahogany #10 Cygnet painted by Gregg Cline.
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kirtley2012
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Re: reproduction horns and cranes
someday i really will have to get a cygnet horn and back bracket then drill the holes to fit a cygnet to my fireside.
does anyone have wyatt's musical americana email address? i want to buy from him but i cannot call him from the UK
Alex
does anyone have wyatt's musical americana email address? i want to buy from him but i cannot call him from the UK
Alex
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gramophone78
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Re: reproduction horns and cranes
Try using Google and you will find it. As far as I know....he does not email unless you call him first.kirtley2012 wrote:someday i really will have to get a cygnet horn and back bracket then drill the holes to fit a cygnet to my fireside.
does anyone have wyatt's musical americana email address? i want to buy from him but i cannot call him from the UK
Alex